the tenderer to deliver the services to ECHA under the  Framework Contract.  • T 2.2 : ISO 27001:2013 or equivalent (specify): covering all  systems, premises, procedures and practices related to the  tasks and services that require remote access to ECHA IT  systems by the tenderer, as described in the Technical  Specifications.  Basis for  assessment  This criterion applies individually to all entities involved in the delivery  and service provision for this contract. Evidence  Tenderers shall provide evidence in the form of copy(ies) of certificate(s),  accompanied by information about the certificate, or any equivalent  evidence, using the forms provided in  Annex 10 and Annex 11. The respective certifications or equivalent must be valid at the time of  submitting the tender for this procurement procedure, and shall remain  valid during the whole period of implementation of the framework  contract, in case of contract award.  → All of the above specified evidence of technical and professional capacity  must be provided with the tender.  3.2.4. Professional conflicting interest As per point 20.6 of Annex 1 to the EU Financial Regulation, economic operators must not  be subject to conflicting interests that may negatively affect the contract performance.  ‘Professional conflicting interest(s)’ is a situation in which the contractor’s previous or  ongoing professional activities affect its capacity to implement the FWC or to perform a  specific contract to an appropriate quality standard. In the context of the services in scope of this FWC and the tasks to be performed across  Lot 1 and Lot 2, this can apply, for instance, for tasks entrusted to the contractor under  Lot 1, such as peer review, quality assurance and control activities on work being carried  out by the contractor under Lot 2, or for any other consultancy service for which the nature  of the tasks to be performed creates a situation of conflict of interest that may negatively  affect the performance of the contractor under any of the lots. During the implementation of the FWC a contractor who receives a request for offer must  provide all relevant information enabling the Contracting Authority to assess whether the  signature of a specific contract would entail such a professional conflicting interest between  the service requested and a previous or on-going work carried out by the same contractor  (or subcontractor) or related parties. If the conclusion is that such a professional conflicting interest would indeed exist, the  contractor must decline to submit an offer. If the contractor submits an offer without declaring a professional conflicting interest, the  contracting authority may nevertheless itself assess the situation on the basis of the  information provided by the contractor, and/or on the basis of any information available to  it. In this case, the Contracting Authority may inform the contractor that the offer cannot  be accepted and, activate the cascade mechanism (where applicable) or exclude the offer  from further assessment under the re-opening of competition. 27