PART 2   EVALUATION - HOW WILL YOUR OFFER BE ASSESSED?  2.1 OPENING OFFERS  2.2 ORDER OF EVALUATION  2.3 GROUNDS FOR EXCLUSION Eligibility  –  access to EU Market  Evidence requested in your offer: Exclusion  Evidence requested in your offer: 15  In case you apply as a group of economic operators in a joint offer or if your offer envisages  the use of subcontractors, please refer to the  EFSA Guidance for tenderers . The aim of the public opening session is to check whether the offer received was dispatched  by the deadline for tender receipt and that the tenders are electronically protected until  the official opening.  Tenderers should note that the content of their offers will be assessed in the following pre- defined order: Exclusion criteria (Access to EU Market); Selection criteria (Technical &  Professional capacity); Compliance with tender specifications; Award Criteria (Quality and  Price).  Following the above assessment and identification of the winning tender, the following will  be assessed only for the tenderer proposed for contract award: Selection criteria  (Professional Conflict of Interest  –  Institutional and Individual Declarations of Interest for  the Account manager, back-up Account Manager and Project Managers); Exclusion criteria  (Declaration on Honour on exclusion criteria); Selection criteria (Declaration on Honour on  selection criteria); Selection criteria (Economic & Financial capacity).  Evidence under sections 2.3 and 2.4 does not have to be submitted to EFSA if it has already  been submitted in response to a previous EFSA call. In such case the evidence must be  exactly the same as requested in these tender specifications and not older than 12 months.  Please specify the reference of the EFSA call for tenders under which you have already  submitted the evidence to EFSA if you chose to rely on such evidence.  Only offers from tenderers established in eligible countries will be allowed to the next step  of the evaluation. Please refer to the  EFSA Guidance for tenderers  for further details. Tenderers must submit the Administrative data forms (including LEF and BAF)  available here. Tenderers must not be in one of the exclusion situations listed in article 136 of the Financial  Regulation, explained in the  EFSA Guidance for tenderers . Tenderers must declare that they are not in one of the exclusion situations by  providing a signed and dated Declaration on Honour on exclusion criteria, available  here. In case of a joint offer from a group of economic operators, or in case of  subcontracting, such declaration should be submitted for each member of the group  and for each identified subcontractor. 