Compliance requirements
Mandatory exclusion grounds: the contracting authority will exclude a bidder if the bidder, or a member of its management, administrative or supervisory body, a procurator or another person authorised to represent or control the bidder, has a final conviction for participation in a criminal organisation, corruption, fraud, a terrorist offence, money laundering, financing of terrorism, unlawful employment of a foreign national staying in the country without legal basis, unlawful enabling of employment conditions for a foreign national, illegal use of child labour, or human trafficking. A bidder is also excluded if it has tax, fee or environmental charge arrears, or tax or social security contribution arrears under the law of its country of establishment, and if the bidder or a member of its management body is subject to an international sanction. Voluntary exclusion grounds: the contracting authority may exclude a bidder if it has seriously or repeatedly breached a previous public contract so that the contract was terminated or rescinded, the price was reduced, damages were compensated or a contractual penalty was paid, or if the bidder has submitted false information about qualification or failed to submit the required data and documents. The bidder must confirm that none of these grounds apply.