General Administrative and Submission Clauses  which tasks it intends to subcontract and clearly indicate the roles, activities and  responsibilities of the subcontractor(s),  specify the volume or proportion of the activities likely to be subcontracted.   the exclusion criteria and the selection criteria for the legal capacity will be assessed in  relation to each proposed subcontractor individually;   the selection criteria for the economic and financial capacity will be assessed on a  consolidated assessment – tenderer plus subcontractor(s) – depending on the extent to  which the subcontractor(s) will put their resources at the disposal of the tenderer for the  performance of the contract;   The award criteria will be assessed in relation to the tender.  In  point 1.9.2  of ‘Terms of Reference’, the EIB has set requirements which evidence and extent of  documentation and information is to be provided by subcontractors. In case of subcontracting, the tender will be assessed as follows:  the selection criteria for the technical and professional capacity will be assessed in relation  to the combined capacities of the tenderer and the subcontractor(s), as a whole, depending  on the extent to which the subcontractor(s) will put their resources at the disposal of the  tenderer for the performance of the contract.  Where a Tenderer is relying on the capacity of subcontractor(s) to meet the selection criteria,  such entities must (i) be proposed to perform those services for which these capacities are  required and (ii) submit a letter of undertaking in the tender to that effect (see,  point 6.4 above).  N.B.  If a subcontractor does not fulfil one of the exclusion criteria, the Tenderer may be excluded. Once the contract has entered into force, the successful Tenderer shall retain full liability towards  EIB for the performance of the contract as a whole. EIB will not have any direct legal commitment  with the subcontractor(s).  During the execution of the contract, the contractor will need EIB’s express authorisation to replace  a subcontractor with another subcontractor and/or to subcontract tasks for which subcontracting was  not envisaged in the original tender, in compliance with the provisions on subcontracting foreseen  in the General Terms and Conditions.  With regard to the selection criteria (i) economic and financial capacity and (ii) technical and  professional capacity, Tenderers may, where appropriate for a particular contract, rely on the  capacities of other entities, regardless of the legal nature of the links which it has with them. Where  a Tenderer wants to rely on the capacities of other entities, it shall provide proof that it has at its  disposal the resources necessary, for example by producing a written commitment by those entities  to that effect. 7.3.  Reliance on the capacities of other entities  7.2.3.  Subcontracting during the contract implementation 7.2.2.  Assessment of subcontractors  7.2.1.  Documentation and information to be provided  Last updated: June 2020 Page 14 of 21 