applicable) are distributed for each task. It also assesses the global allocation of time  and resources to the project and to each task or deliverable, and whether this allocation  is adequate for the work. The tender should provide details on the allocation of time  and resources and the rationale behind the choice of this allocation. Details should be  provided as part of the technical offer and not simply as part of the financial offer.  This criterion will assess the quality control system applied to the service foreseen in  these tender specifications concerning the quality of the deliverables, the language  quality check, and continuity of the service in case of absence of a member of the  team. The quality control system should be detailed in the tender and specific to the  tasks at hand; a generic quality control system will result in a low score. Having examined the tenders from a technical point of view, the evaluation committee will  proceed considering which is the economically most advantageous offer taking into account  only those tenders that have obtained at least 65 out of the 100 points that are available  for the technical quality of the bid . The evaluation committee will then proceed with the  financial comparison of the tenders retained for further consideration according to the ranking  procedure below.  The bid offering the best value for money will be chosen, provided that the minimum number  of points cited above is achieved. The ranking of the tenders will be calculated as follows:  The Commission reserves the right not to select any tender if the amounts tendered exceed the  budget envisaged for this project.  Please note that budgetary implementation of the contract is subject to the following  conditions:  Achieving these conditions is outside the control of the contracting authority. 24 * Approval of the annual work programme for the respective year of implementation.  * Adoption of the legal basis - The Life Regulation is the instrument under which DG  Environment policy implementation will be carried out for the period 2021-2027. The  LIFE Regulation is expected to be published in the OJ in June 2021 and will enter into  force after its publication;   All bids that have passed the individual levels and score 65 or higher are deemed to be  technically sufficient. Then the price is divided by the total number of points awarded  to obtain the price-quality ratio. The award of the contract will be made in accordance  with the lowest ratio.  All bids that do not reach the stated technical sufficiency levels for each individual  award criteria will not be considered for contract award. 3.5. Award (ranking of tenders)  3  Quality control measures  (20 points – minimum threshold 10)  Reserve clause: 