Annex 1  specifies which of the  involved entities  participating in a tender need to provide  the Declaration on Honour and, when requested by  the Contracting authority,  the  supporting evidence.  Please note that a request for evidence in no way implies that the tenderer has  been successful. The objective of the selection criteria is to assess whether the tenderer has the legal,  regulatory, economic, financial, technical and professional capacity to perform the contract. The selection criteria for this call for tenders, including the minimum levels of capacity, the  basis for assessment and the evidence required, are specified in the following subsections.  Tenders submitted by tenderers not meeting the minimum levels of capacity will be  rejected.  When submitting its tender each tenderer shall declare on honour (model Declaration on  Honour available in  Annex 2  shall be used) and provide the required evidence that it fulfils  the selection criteria for the call for tender. The evidence must be provided in accordance with the applicable basis for assessment of  each criterion: in case of a consolidated assessment – only by the  involved entities  who  contribute to the fulfilment of the criterion, and in case of individual assessment – by each  involved entity  to whom the criterion applies individually 8 .  Tenderers must prove that they have legal capacity to perform the contract and the  regulatory capacity to pursue the professional activity necessary to carry out the work  subject to this call for tenders. The legal and regulatory capacity shall be proven by the evidence listed below:  3.2. Selection criteria  3.2.1. Legal and regulatory capacity  • Proof of enrolment in a relevant trade or professional register  Proof of authorisation that the tenderer is authorised to perform the contract in its  country of establishment  15 - if the same documents have already been provided in a previous award procedure of the ECHA, have  been issued no more than one year before the date of their request by the  Contracting authority  and  are still valid at that date;  - if such evidence can be accessed by the  Contracting Authority  on a national database free of charge, in  which case the economic operator shall provide  the Contracting authority  with the internet address of  the database and, if needed, the necessary identification data to retrieve the document;  - if there is a material impossibility to provide such evidence.  - if the same documents have already been provided in a previous award procedure of the ECHA, have  been issued no more than one year before the date of their request by the  Contracting authority  and  are still valid at that date;  - if such evidence can be accessed by the  Contracting Authority  on a national database free of charge, in  which case the economic operator shall provide the  Contracting authority  with the internet address of  the database and, if needed, the necessary identification data to retrieve the document. 8  The obligation to provide the supporting evidence will be waived in the following situations: 