3.2. These terms refer to all nationals of the above states and to all legal entities, companies or  partnerships established in the above states. For the purposes of proving compliance with this  rule, tenderers being legal persons, must present the documents required under that country’s  law. 3.3. The eligibility requirement detailed in subclauses 3.1 and 3.2 applies to all members of a joint  venture/consortium and all subcontractors, as well as to all entities upon whose capacity the  tenderer relies for the selection criteria. Every tenderer, member of a joint venture/consortium,  every capacity-providing entity, every subcontractor and every supplier must certify that they  meet these conditions. They must prove their eligibility by a document dated less than one year  earlier than the deadline for submitting tenders, drawn up in accordance with their national law  or practice or by copies of the original documents stating the constitution and/or legal status and  the place of registration and/or statutory seat and, if it is different, the place of central  administration. The contracting authority may accept other satisfactory evidence that these  conditions are met.  3.4. Natural persons, companies or undertakings falling into a situation set out in Section 2.4. (EU  restrictive measures), 2.6.10.1. (exclusion criteria) or 2.6.10.1.2. (rejection from a procedure) of  the practical guide, are not entitled to participate in this tender procedure or be awarded a  contract. Should they do so, their tender will be considered unsuitable or irregular respectively.  Tenderers must provide declarations to the effect that they are not in any of the exclusion  situations listed in Section 2.6.10.1. of the practical guide. The declarations must cover all the  members of a joint venture/consortium and must also be submitted by any sub-contractor or  capacity providing entity. Tenderers guilty of making false declarations may also incur financial  penalties up to 10% of the total value of the contract and exclusion, in accordance with the  Financial Regulation in force.  3.5. The exclusion situation referred to in sub-clause 3.4 applies to all members of a joint  venture/consortium, all subcontractors and all suppliers to tenderers, as well as to all entities  upon whose capacity the tenderer relies for the selection criteria. 3.6. Subcontracting is allowed but the contractor will retain full liability towards the contracting  authority for performance of the contract as a whole. 4. ONLY ONE TENDER PER TENDERER  originating from, the United Kingdom ****. Those persons and goods are therefore eligible  under this call. * Agreement on the withdrawal of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland  from the European Union and the European Atomic Energy Community.  ** Regulation (EU) No 236/2014 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 11 March  2014 laying down common rules and procedures for the implementation of the Union's  instruments for financing external action.  *** Annex IV to the ACP-EU Partnership Agreement, as revised by Decision 1/2014 of the  ACP-EU Council of Ministers (OJ L196/40, 3.7.2014)  **** including the Overseas Countries and Territories having special relations with the United  Kingdom, as laid down in Part Four and Annex II of the TFEU  A company may not tender for a given contract both individually and as a member of a joint  venture/consortium. Participation by a tenderer in more than one tender for a contract will result in  the disqualification of all those tenders for that contract in which the party is involved. The same  company may only participate as subcontractor in different tenders if that is justified by the  specific nature of the market and cleared by the contracting authority.  Page 5 of 23  August 2020 d4b_itt_en 