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EO Response: Missing initial “yes/no” answer for all selection criterion @ Section B and C of Part IV #249
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We should foresee this in a v3 of the ESPD data model. Actually when thinking about digitisation the process should be like this: If the EO cannot satisfy one selection criterion and they say "no", than it should be possible to indicate which company will fulfil this criterion. This would help during the evaluation phase. |
Sorry, but we would appreciate specifically for this issue to have a solution sooner, i.e. we cannot wait for v.3.0.0 I would like to remind everybody that in Part IV (selection criteria) the EO can answer for all criteria of section A and D and for some criteria of section C with "yes/no" at the beginning, indicating if the EO is meeting this criteria or not (hence the EO must rely upon another EO), and then the EO is presented or not with the mandatory subsequent questions of the criterion. Why is this not the case with the criteria in section B and some of the criteria in section C (where do they differ business-wise)? The problem is that the subsequent fields of these criteria are now mandatory (v.2.x vs v.1.x), hence if the ESPD request contains one of these criteria and the EO relies upon another EO for those, than the first EO cannot complete its ESPD response (because the fields are mandatory)! Our HelpDesk suggestion towards the EOs (for the time being marginal acceptable), is: Fill out these mandatory fields with dummy data, in order to be able to produce the ESPD response (XML and PDF; note PDF is important for submission in Greece), and then erase from the PDF file the dummy data (using Acrobat or by converting it to DOC first and than back to PDF). |
Unfortunately, introducing the changes required in v2.1.1 would break backwards compatibility with currently existing solutions. We will address this as a major change for v3.0.0 in a dedicated session. Sorry for the inconvenience. |
Hi, even if the answer is a solution in 3.0.0, could you are more specific in defining the criteria you are referring to?? |
Dear Francesco, We are referring to Criteria CRITERION.SELECTION.ECONOMIC_FINANCIAL_STANDING.* and CRITERION.SELECTION.TECHNICAL_PROFESSIONAL_ABILITY.*. As stated in the 6.2 point of VIII section of the ESPD v2.1.0 documentation Guide, only the Sole-contractor/lead Entity and the group members are required to produce a complete ESPD Response, while other entities (relied upon or not) will have to produce an ESPD skipping the parts they are not actually required to fill. If you have further issues or doubts, we remain at your disposal. |
OK, understood. The first one: The second one: Then you can manage your application on the basis of the field "role" to insert or delete the criteria that are not useful. I hope this answer to your question. Anyway I'm available to further analisys. Regards |
Dear Francesco, Thank you for your comments, we will take them into account when assessing the issue for v3.0.0. |
As discussed an agreed during the last OUC meeting (9th July 2020), here there are the different options proposed solutions for its discussion: Option 1: Implications:
Option 2: Implications:
Please, feel free to comment and discuss the different proposals to ensure a quality final decision |
As commented before, this issue was included in the last ESPD-EDM Release v3.0.0. therefore we proceed to close this issue. |
Like in Section A of Part IV, all selection criteria in Section B and C of Part IV should offer the possibility of an initial “yes/no” answer by the EO for each criterion.
The EO shouldn’t be obliged to fill in mandatory fields describing how the EO fulfills specific selection criteria in Section B and C of Part IV, in case it does not meet these criteria and hence has to rely upon a third party EO for these criteria.
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