Europol Public Information 9  2.3. Lots  2.4. The Evaluation process 2.5. Access to procurement  Invitation to Tender & Tender Specifications  This procedure is not divided into lots. The tenderer must be able to provide all goods and  services requested in  Annex 2 .  The evaluation process is as follows (but some of the steps may not necessarily be carried out in  the listed order):  The contracting authority will evaluate the abovementioned elements in the order that it  considers to be the most appropriate. If the evaluation of one or more elements demonstrates  that there are grounds for rejection, the tender will be rejected and will not be subjected to  further full evaluation. The unsuccessful tenderers will be informed of the ground for rejection  without being given feedback on the non-assessed content of their tenders. Only tenderer(s) for  whom the verification of all elements did not reveal grounds for rejection can be awarded the  contract.  Access to market will be checked as specified in Section 2.1 of the ‘General Guidance on Europol  Procurement Procedures’.  2.5  Access to procurement    pass / fail  2.6  Exclusion criteria   pass / fail  2.7  Selection criteria   pass / fail  2.8  Compliance with minimum requirements    pass / fail  2.9.1  Quality Award Criteria    Points (Q)  2.9.2  Financial Evaluation    Points (P)  Annex  2.2  Demonstration of Conformity    pass / fail  2.9.4  Final Evaluation Final Score  - Ranked according to  score  Annex  1  Consultation of the Early Detection and Exclusion  System    pass / fail  2.10  Contract Award  The highest ranked  tender 