4.1. Verification of non-exclusion  4.2. Selection criteria  9  Verification of non-exclusion of tenderers on the basis of the exclusion criteria  Selection of tenderers on the basis of selection criteria   Verification of compliance with the minimum requirements set out in these tender  specifications   Evaluation of tenders on the basis of the award criteria  The contracting authority may reject abnormally low tenders, in particular if it established that  the tenderer or a subcontractor does not comply with applicable obligations in the fields of  environmental, social and labour law. The Contracting Authority will assess these criteria in no particular order. The successful tenderer  must pass all criteria to be awarded the contract. All tenderers must provide a declaration on honour (see Annex 2), signed and dated by an  authorised representative, stating that they are not in one of the situations of exclusion listed in  that declaration on honour. In case of joint tender, each member of the group must provide a declaration on honour signed by  an authorised representative. In case of subcontracting, identified subcontractors must provide a declaration on honour signed  by an authorised representative.  The successful tenderer must provide the documents mentioned as supporting evidence in the  declaration on honour before signature of the contract and within a deadline given by the  contracting authority. This requirement applies to each member of the group in case of joint  tender, and to identified subcontractors.  The obligation to submit supporting evidence does not apply to international organisations. A tenderer (or a member of the group in case of joint tender, or a subcontractor) is not required to  submit the documentary evidence if it has already been submitted for another procurement  procedure and provided the documents were issued not more than one year before the date of  their request by the contracting authority and are still valid at that date. In such cases, the tenderer  must declare on its honour that the documentary evidence has already been provided in a  previous procurement procedure, indicate the reference of the procedure and confirm that that  there has been no change in its situation. A tenderer (or a member of the group in case of joint tender, or a subcontractor) is not required to  submit a specific document if the contracting authority can access the document in question on a  national database free of charge. Tenderers must prove their legal, regulatory, economic, financial, technical and professional  capacity to carry out the work subject to this procurement procedure. The tenderer may rely on the capacities of other entities, regardless of the legal nature of the links  which it has with them. It must in that case prove to the Contracting Authority that it will have at 