Corruption
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The Public Procurement Regulations § 24-2 states that "the contracting authority shall also reject a tenderer when he is aware that the tenderer has been legally convicted or has accepted a writ for the following punishable conditions: participation in a criminal organisation, corruption, fraud, acts of terrorism or criminal acts in connection with terrorist activities, money laundering or financing terrorism, child labour and other forms of human trafficking.
Participation in a criminal organisation
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The Public Procurement Regulations § 24-2 states that "the contracting authority shall also reject a tenderer when he is aware that the tenderer has been legally convicted or has accepted a writ for the following punishable conditions: participation in a criminal organisation, corruption, fraud, acts of terrorism or criminal acts in connection with terrorist activities, money laundering or financing terrorism, child labour and other forms of human trafficking.
Money laundering or terrorist financing
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The Public Procurement Regulations § 24-2 states that "the contracting authority shall also reject a tenderer when he is aware that the tenderer has been legally convicted or has accepted a writ for the following punishable conditions: participation in a criminal organisation, corruption, fraud, acts of terrorism or criminal acts in connection with terrorist activities, money laundering or financing terrorism, child labour and other forms of human trafficking.
Fraud
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The Public Procurement Regulations § 24-2 states that "the contracting authority shall also reject a tenderer when he is aware that the tenderer has been legally convicted or has accepted a writ for the following punishable conditions: participation in a criminal organisation, corruption, fraud, acts of terrorism or criminal acts in connection with terrorist activities, money laundering or financing terrorism, child labour and other forms of human trafficking.
Child labour and other forms of trafficking in human beings
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The Public Procurement Regulations § 24-2 states that "the contracting authority shall also reject a tenderer when he is aware that the tenderer has been legally convicted or has accepted a writ for the following punishable conditions: participation in a criminal organisation, corruption, fraud, acts of terrorism or criminal acts in connection with terrorist activities, money laundering or financing terrorism, child labour and other forms of human trafficking.
Purely national exclusion grounds
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The requirement that the Customer shall reject tenderers who have accepted a wreed for the stated punishable conditions is a distinctively Norwegian requirement.
Payment of taxes
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The Customer reserves the right to reject tenderers who have not fulfilled their tax and duty obligations as stated in the Public Procurement Regulations.
Terrorist offences or offences linked to terrorist activities
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The Public Procurement Regulations § 24-2 states that "the contracting authority shall also reject a tenderer when he is aware that the tenderer has been legally convicted or has accepted a writ for the following punishable conditions: participation in a criminal organisation, corruption, fraud, acts of terrorism or criminal acts in connection with terrorist activities, money laundering or financing terrorism, child labour and other forms of human trafficking.