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July 2010 Government Procurement General Conditions of Contract
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What this means
This is the July 2010 Government Procurement General Conditions of Contract. It explains standard rights and obligations for parties involved in government bids, contracts and orders, and states that the conditions form part of all bid documents. It also explains that applicable Special Conditions of Contract supplement these conditions and prevail in the event of conflict.
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Government Procurement General Conditions of Contract
The document makes the General Conditions of Contract available for use in government bids, contracts and orders. They form part of all bid documents and are supplemented by Special Conditions of Contract where applicable.
- Who it is for
- Clients, bidders, purchasers and suppliers involved in doing business with government
- How to act on it
- Consult and apply these General Conditions of Contract as part of the relevant government bid, contract or order; any applicable Special Conditions of Contract supplement them.
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The General Conditions of Contract will form part of all bid documents and may not be amended.
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Key Takeaways
- Government Procurement General Conditions of Contract
- July 2010
- The conditions apply to government bids, contracts and orders
- The General Conditions of Contract form part of all bid documents
- Special Conditions of Contract prevail where there is a conflict
- government
- purchaser
- supplier