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Eligibility

Before your tender is scored, the buyer checks whether your company may take part and can do the job.

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Two questions come before any points are given. Is there a reason to exclude your company? And does it meet the minimum requirements for this contract? Start with exclusion grounds, which concern integrity and reliability, and how self-cleaning can keep you in. Then read selection criteria, which concern ability: registration, finances and experience, and the limits buyers must respect.

If you can't meet a requirement alone, the guide on bidding with partners explains the difference between a group, an entity whose capacities you rely on and a subcontractor. Each carries different obligations, and one partner can hold more than one role. The ESPD guide comes last because it pulls everything together: it is where you declare your answers to all of the above, for yourself and for your partners.

The insight below collects what the Court has said about self-cleaning: when to present your evidence and what the buyer owes you in return. How your tender is scored once you pass these checks is in Evaluation & award.

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Self-cleaning: what the Court has said

An exclusion ground applies to us, but we have fixed the problem. When and how do we show it, and what must the buyer do?
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