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), a framework agreement concluded with five ERA service providers, designed to supply the ERA services to the public sector.

Definition of an electronic reverse auction

Models of ERAs

ERA service providers

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C. Procedural aspects of ERAs

(f) Location of provisions on electronic reverse auctions

The extent of use of ERAs

Limitations of objects of ERAs

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The questions that such regulation should address, without however over regulating the subject, include (a) when, and for what type of goods and services, the use of ERA is appropriate and when it is not (b) how to prevent its overuse and (c) what safeguards must be in place to mitigate risks stemming from the use of ERAs.

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(ii) The date and time of the opening of the electronic reverse auction

The extent to which the procedural aspects of ERAs are regulated depends on how ERAs stand in relation to other methods of procurement.

The right to reject all bids at the end of ERAs is explicitly provided in some ERA specific regulations.

With respect to electronic reverse auctions, the Working Group recognized the reality of electronic reverse auctions and confirmed its willingness to consider the appropriateness of enabling provisions for the optional use of electronic reverse auctions in the Model Law.

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Draft provisions to enable the use of electronic reverse auctions under the Model Law and to establish conditions for their use

In both types of ERAs, an unlimited number of participants is publicly invited to submit an application to participate in the ERA.

In the United States, the debate over ERAs has centered, in important part, on the disclosure of competitive information as the ERA proceeds.

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If none agree, the ERA is cancelled.

The auctioneer may suspend the ERA until communications are re established with all interested parties or, if more than 10 minutes have elapsed, may postpone the event and set a new date and or time to resume the ERA.

Other information, such as the starting price in the ERA or information about a third party ERA service provider, is also usually provided.

In the systems that recognize ERAs as a distinct method, the bidding documents are provided at the time when the notice of the ERA is given.

In the systems that recognize ERAs as an optional phase, all tenderers who submitted admissible tenders are invited to participate in the ERA.

In other systems, a more specific requirement is found on recording the course of the ERA and any and all data transfers made in connection with it.

In the United States, for example, it was noted that the launch of ERAs was accompanied by a stampede of interest from software developers that sell ERA solutions.

Article 19 bis. Conditions for use of electronic reverse auctions

In the United States, the move to ERAs has been driven, at least in part, by entrepreneurial federal agencies that offer other agencies reverse auction services on a fee for service basis (www.buyers.gov,).

There are also manuals that explain the procedure to the reverse auctioneer and suppliers.

Article 47 bis provides that the electronic reverse auction is to be suspended abrogated should the number of bidders drop below that minimum before the opening of the electronic reverse auction itself.

It has been observed that electronic reverse auctions have many potential benefits.

Notice of ERA, its content and means of dissemination

Works are usually excluded from ERAs.

Ways of using ERAs in procurement proceedings

As regards electronic reverse auctions (ERAs), taking account of the increasing use of ERAs and the twin aims of harmonization and promotion of best practice, the Working Group concluded that the revised Model Law should contain provisions on ERAs.

At least one vendor of ERA services has suggested that ERAs are appropriate across a broad spectrum of procurements and a U.S. Army procuring entity has similarly urged that ERAs are appropriate for a very wide variety of procurements.

The ERA process may be conducted by the procuring entity itself, using licensed software, or outsourced to a third party ERA service provider.

In Brazil, for instance, the use of procurement auctions in both versions, conventional and electronic, was initially restricted to the Federal Public Administration bodies but by article 2(1) of Federal Law No.

Although a monetary cap for the use of ERAs could be found in some legislation, generally the ERA is allowed to be used irrespective of the value of the procurement.