Kiírói

Kiírói is a Hungarian term used as an adjectival form derived from kiíró, referring to aspects related to the issuer or issuing body in competitive procedures such as calls for proposals, tenders, grants, and competitions. The base noun kiíró denotes the issuer, while kiírók is the plural form for the issuers. In practice, kiírói appears in compounds like kiírói követelmények or kiírói oldal, indicating characteristics or responsibilities belonging to the issuing party.

Issuers are typically public authorities, municipalities, public institutions, or private organizations that issue calls for bids, grants, or competitions. Their role is to define the scope and objective of the procedure, specify eligibility and submission requirements, set deadlines, and establish evaluation criteria. They also announce the results, make the award decision, and, if applicable, contract the winning party. The kiírói side must strive for transparency, non-discrimination, and compliance with relevant laws and regulatory frameworks.

The process generally includes drafting a kiírás, publishing it through appropriate channels, receiving submissions, evaluating them against predefined criteria, selecting a winner, and concluding the contract. In public procurement and EU-funded calls, there are additional rules on publication, competition, and appeal, with channels and portals designated for official announcements.

Examples of contexts for kiírói usage include public procurement, research grants, cultural or educational competitions, and corporate tender processes. See also: kiírás, pályázat, közbeszerzés, tender, pályázati kiírás.