Upphandlingsdokumentet

Upphandlingsdokumentet is a Swedish procurement document used in public procurement. It is a detailed document that outlines the terms and conditions of a procurement, including the goods or services being procured, the price, and the delivery terms.

The purpose of the upphandlingsdokumentet is to provide a clear and transparent description of the procurement process and to ensure that all interested parties have access to the same information. It is typically prepared by the contracting authority, which is responsible for conducting the procurement process.

The upphandlingsdokumentet usually contains information such as the contract period, the payment terms, the delivery dates, and the contractual conditions. It may also include additional information such as the environmental and social consequences of the procurement, the security clearance requirements, and the regulations and standards that apply to the procurement.

In Sweden, the upphandlingsdokumentet is a mandatory document that must be prepared and published by the contracting authority before the procurement process begins. It is available for public inspection and must be made available to all potential tenderers. The purpose of this transparency is to ensure that the procurement process is fair, open, and non-discriminatory.

The upphandlingsdokumentet is an important tool for ensuring that public procurement is conducted in a transparent and accountable manner. It helps to prevent abuse and corruption and ensures that the procurement process is carried out in accordance with the applicable rules and regulations.