Quick checklist - Share your compliance trail

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[ ] Regulation where relevant guiding principles are mentioned (VfM, economy, effectiveness).
[ ] Procurement policy documents that have been used to interpret relevant guiding principles.
[ ] Regulation with provisions for considering factors other than price as evaluation or award criteria.
[ ] Regulation with provisions for considering specific sustainability factors as evaluation or award criteria.
[ ] Regulation which includes provisions for the procurement practices applied, including pre-procurement market engagement and ongoing dialogue during the procurement phase.
[ ] Regulation relating to the specific condition tied to the value of the contract, including procurement thresholds.
[ ] Regulation relating to setting targets, or reserving contracts.
[ ] Relevant distinct regulations concerning the procuring agency.
[ ] Relevant category-specific regulations.
[ ] Relevant environmental and social laws included in the contract.
[ ] Relevant environmental and social policies and plans that underpin the inclusion of specific sustainability criteria.

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