Reporting on procurement Clause Samples

Reporting on procurement. 8.1. Each year before 15 February, [NN] must report to DBA about the fulfilment of industrial co-operation obligations for the past year concerning the procurement of defence equipment and defence services from companies in Denmark. 8.2. The report must be submitted electronically in a template provided by DBA. 8.3. DBA can only approve industrial co-operation fulfilling the obligations defined by the Ministry of Defence, cf. para 6.2. Thus, co- operation with Danish companies concerning goods and/or services outside the scope of defence equipment and/or services cannot qualify as industrial cooperation as defined in this contract. 8.4. Concerning the procurement of sales and services from companies in Denmark, DBA can approve invoices concerning defence equipment and defence services in the previous calendar year specified with the information prescribed for in the template provided by DBA. 8.5. Each claim shall be presented in the actual currency applied. DBA shall convert any approved claim into the currency of this ICC using the daily rate from Danmarks Nationalbank (central bank of Denmark) at the invoice date.
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Reporting on procurement. ‌ 9.1 Each year before 15 February, [NN] must report to DBA about the fulfilment of industrial co-operation obligations for the past year concerning the procurement of defence equipment and defence services from companies in Denmark. 9.2 The report must be submitted electronically in a template provided by DBA. 9.3 DBA can only approve industrial co-operation fulfilling the obligations defined by the Ministry of Defence, cf. Article 6. 9.4 DBA can only approve procurements that pass an assessment of competitiveness. The assessments will be conducted by DBA and based on DBA’s screening model for procurement. The DBA’s assessment is contingent on receiving the necessary information from the relevant companies in Denmark. 9.5 Concerning the procurement of sales and services from companies in Denmark, DBA can approve invoices concerning defence equipment and defence services in the previous calendar year specified with the information requested in the template provided by DBA. 9.6 Each claim shall be presented in the actual currency applied. DBA shall convert any approved claim into the currency of this ICC using the daily rate from Danmarks Nationalbank (central bank of Denmark) at the invoice date.
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Reporting on procurement. ‌ 9.1 Each year before 15 February, [NN] must report to DBA about the fulfilment of industrial co-operation obligations for the past year concerning the procurement of defence equipment and defence services from companies in Denmark. 9.2 The report must be submitted electronically in a template provided by DBA. 9.3 DBA can only approve industrial co-operation fulfilling the conditions defined by the Ministry of Defence, cf. Article 6. 9.4 DBA can only approve procurements that pass an assessment of competitiveness. The assessments will be conducted by DBA and based on DBA’s screening model for procurement. The DBA’s assessment is contingent on receiving the necessary information from the relevant companies in Denmark. 9.5 Concerning the procurement of sales and services from companies in Denmark, DBA can approve invoices concerning defence equipment and 9.6 Each claim shall be presented in the actual currency applied. DBA shall convert any approved claim into the currency of this ICC using the daily rate from Danmarks Nationalbank (central bank of Denmark) at the invoice date.
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Reporting on procurement. Each year before 15 February, [NN] must report to DBA about the fulfilment of industrial co-operation obligations for the past year concerning the procurement of defence equipment and defence services from companies in Denmark.
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