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Public Procurement Rules, 2004 Subcategories

Rule 1 – Date	Rule 1 – Legal basis
Rule 10 – Disposal	Rule 10 – Specifications
Rule 12 – Advertisement	Rule 13 – Response time
Rule 14 – Exceptions	Rule 15 – Pre-qualification
Rule 16 – PQ process	Rule 16A – Framework
Rule 16B – Price adjustment	Rule 17 – Qualification
Rule 18 – Disqualification	Rule 19 – Blacklisting
Rule 19 – Foreign debarment	Rule 2 – Call off order
Rule 2 – Corrupt practices	Rule 2 – Cross debarred
Rule 2 – Emergency	Rule 2 – Force account
Rule 2 – Framework	Rule 2 – Most advantageous bid
Rule 2 – Procurement assignment	Rule 2 – Repeat orders
Rule 2 – Value for money	Rule 20 – Principal method
Rule 21 – Open bidding threshold	Rule 21A – Commodity imports
Rule 25 – Bid securing declaration	Rule 25 – Bid security
Rule 26 – Bid validity	Rule 27 – Deadline extension
Rule 28 – Opening	Rule 29 – Evaluation criteria
Rule 3 – Scope	Rule 30 – Applicable rules
Rule 30 – Currency	Rule 31 – Clarification
Rule 33 – Rejection	Rule 35 – Evaluation report
Rule 36 – Procedures	Rule 36 – Two stage
Rule 37 – Choice of procedure	Rule 37A – Unsolicited
Rule 38 – Award	Rule 38A – Bid discount
Rule 38B – Single bid	Rule 39 – Performance guarantee
Rule 4 – Principles	Rule 40 – Negotiations
Rule 41 – Confidentiality	Rule 42(a) – Petty
Rule 42(b) – RFQ	Rule 42(c) – Direct contracting
Rule 42(d) – Negotiated tendering	Rule 42(e) – Force account
Rule 42(f) – SOEs	Rule 43 – Payments
Rule 44 – Entry into force	Rule 45 – Closing
Rule 46 – Records	Rule 47 – Transparency
Rule 48 – Appeal	Rule 48 – GRC
Rule 49 – Arbitration	Rule 5 – Int'l commitments
Rule 50 – Mis-procurement	Rule 6 – Language
Rule 8 – Planning	Rule 9 – Splitting

The Public Procurement Rules, 2004 were made by the Federal Government in exercise of powers conferred by:

Section 26 of the PPRA Ordinance, 2002
Section 27 of the PPRA Ordinance, 2002
Section 27 of the PFM Act, 2019
Article 99 of the Constitution

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The Public Procurement Rules, 2004 were notified on:

28th June, 2004
15th May, 2004
9th June, 2004
1st July, 2004

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A 'closed framework agreement' means an agreement with specified terms and conditions:

Without an agreed price
With a single supplier only
For more than three years
With an agreed price

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A 'call off order' is placed by a procuring agency under:

Force account
A closed framework agreement
Direct contracting
An open framework agreement

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Under Rule 2(1)(f), an arrangement between two or more parties designed to stifle open competition and establish prices at artificial, non-competitive levels is:

Obstructive practice
Coercive practice
Fraudulent practice
Collusive practice

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Any act or omission, including a misrepresentation, that knowingly or recklessly misleads a party to obtain a benefit or avoid an obligation is a:

Corrupt practice
Collusive practice
Fraudulent practice
Coercive practice

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Harming or threatening to harm persons to influence their participation in a procurement process or affect execution of a contract is:

Obstructive practice
Corrupt practice
Coercive practice
Collusive practice

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'Cross debarred' under Rule 2(1)(fa) means a bidder debarred by any procuring agency shall be considered as debarred:

Only for the same procurement
By all the procuring agencies
By the same procuring agency in all categories
By agencies of the same Ministry

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Which of the following is NOT included in the definition of 'emergency' in Rule 2(1)(g)?

Operational emergency
Delay in budget release
Accidents
Natural calamities

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'Force account' means execution of procurement of small works and non-consultancy services through direct contracting with:

The lowest bidder without advertisement
A registered NGO
Government employees on overtime
A state-owned entity having resources to perform the assignment

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