Public procurement notice: Contract Notice
Published: 2019-05-29
Buyer: Amgros I/S
Country: DK
Contract type: Supplies
Procedure: Open procedure
CPV classification: 33600000: Pharmaceutical products
Estimated value: 3600000 EUR
Submission deadline: 2019-06-25
Award criteria: The most economic tender

Technical requirements: Denmark, Norway and Iceland have entered into cooperation regarding the procurement of pharmaceuticals. The countries will jointly procure and award Framework Agreements in order to ensure the supply of pharmaceuticals to the public hospitals and health authorities in the countries. In Denmark certain pharmaceuticals is resold to the Faroe Island and Greenland. For this procurement group delivery to Iceland is an option, see Section II.2.11).
Tenders for the pharmaceuticals are invited so that the contracting authorities can enter into Framework Agreements for delivery of the pharmaceuticals requested in the list of products and specified under the various lots below (Section II.2.4).
The Framework Agreements are non-exclusive to the supplier. The hospitals and health authorities are not obliged to use the Framework Agreement.
Under the title ‘quantity in units’, an estimated consumption of the pharmaceuticals is indicated for each of the countries.
It should be noted that this estimate is based on historic consumption data and that the suppliers must expect that the actual purchase under a Framework Agreement may differ significantly from the estimate. Reference is made to Paragraph 3.6 of the tender specifications and Clause 2 of the Framework Agreement.
The supplier must have authorisation to produce, import or receive pharmaceuticals for wholesale distribution within the EU/EEA.
Marketing authorisations applicable for Denmark, Norway and Iceland must be in place for the pharmaceuticals in sufficient time to ensure that the pharmaceuticals appear in Medicinpriser.dk (Denmark), ‘Farmalogg’ (Norway) and ‘Lyfjaverðskrá’ (Iceland) no later than 1.12.2019. The requirement regarding ‘Lyfjaverðskrá’ (Iceland) only apply if Iceland is part of the Framework Agreement, see Section II.2.11).
The Contracting Authorities shall be entitled to extend the Framework Agreement up to 2 times for each pharmaceutical on unchanged terms and conditions by up to 6 months.
Clause 1 of the Framework Agreement provides for an option for delivery in a pre-agreement period (i.e. before the purchase period begins) and an option for delivery in a post-agreement period (i.e. after the purchase period). The 2 options may be exercised on the terms and conditions stipulated in the Framework Agreement and in the tender specifications.
For this procurement group delivery to Iceland is an option. The supplier can choose to submit a tender for this option. If the supplier is awarded a Framework Agreement the Framework Agreement will cover delivery of the pharmaceuticals in all 3 countries for the purchase period.
If the supplier chooses not to give a tender for the delivery to Iceland the Framework Agreement will cover delivery of the pharmaceuticals in Denmark and Norway.
Suppliers wishing to submit tender must use the standard form of the European Single Procurement Document(ESPD) for the declaration regarding the compulsory grounds for exclusion set out in Sections 135-136 of the Danish Public Procurement Act (udbudsloven) (Act No 1564 of 15.12.2015 as amended). Further information on the completion and application of the ESPD in the tender process is available in the guide drawn up by Amgros in this respect and in the ‘Instructions for the European Single Procurement Document’ drawn up by the Danish Competition and Consumer Authority (Konkurrence- og Forbrugerstyrelsen). The successful tenderer(s) to whom the Contracting Authorities intends to award the Framework Agreement must also, before the award, provide documentation to the Contracting Authorities regarding the absence of compulsory grounds for exclusion as set out in Sections 152-153 of the Public Procurement Act. The Contracting Authorities is not entitled to exclude a supplier who is subject to 1 or more of the mandatory exclusion grounds set out in Sections 135-136 of the Public Procurement Act if the supplier has provided sufficient documentation that the supplier is reliable, even if the supplier is subject to 1 or more of the grounds for exclusion set out in Section 138 of the Public Procurement Act. The Contracting Authorities reserves the right to carry out a so-called ‘self-cleaning’ process if relevant.
No specific legal form is required. If the contract is awarded to a group of suppliers, each participant must undertake joint and several liability and appoint a joint representative.
The tenderers are not permitted to attend the opening of the tenders. Tenders will be registered upon receipt, and tenders received on time will be opened collectively after expiry of the deadline for submission of tenders.
This call for tenders is conducted as an open procedure in accordance with the Danish Procurement Act (udbudsloven). The procurement procedure is subject to Danish law and any complaints of the procurement procedure shall be lodged with the Danish Complaints Board for Public Procurement (Klagenævnet for udbud), see Section VI.4).

Eligibility requirements: Suppliers wishing to submit tender must use the standard form of the European Single Procurement Document(ESPD) for the declaration regarding the compulsory grounds for exclusion set out in Sections 135-136 of the Danish Public Procurement Act (udbudsloven) (Act No 1564 of 15.12.2015 as amended). Further information on the completion and application of the ESPD in the tender process is available in the guide drawn up by Amgros in this respect and in the ‘Instructions for the European Single Procurement Document’ drawn up by the Danish Competition and Consumer Authority (Konkurrence- og Forbrugerstyrelsen). The successful tenderer(s) to whom the Contracting Authorities intends to award the Framework Agreement must also, before the award, provide documentation to the Contracting Authorities regarding the absence of compulsory grounds for exclusion as set out in Sections 152-153 of the Public Procurement Act. The Contracting Authorities is not entitled to exclude a supplier who is subject to 1 or more of the mandatory exclusion grounds set out in Sections 135-136 of the Public Procurement Act if the supplier has provided sufficient documentation that the supplier is reliable, even if the supplier is subject to 1 or more of the grounds for exclusion set out in Section 138 of the Public Procurement Act. The Contracting Authorities reserves the right to carry out a so-called ‘self-cleaning’ process if relevant.

Award value: 3600000