Exclusion Grounds is a legal criterion within public procurement law that belongs to the category of mandatory participant eligibility requirements and specifically consists of法定 reasons for disqualifying a bidder from participating in a procurement procedure due to grounds such as criminal convictions, breach of professional standards, or non-compliance with fundamental public policy principles.
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Ilya Segal, Michael D. Whinston · American Economic Review · 2000 · 369 citations
Mechanism, Purpose, and Explanatory Exclusion
Jaegwon Kim · Philosophical Perspectives · 1989 · 337 citations
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