Practical Guidelines on Pharmaceutical Procurement for Countries with Small Procurement Agencies: 13. References

Practical Guidelines on Pharmaceutical Procurement for Countries with Small Procurement Agencies
(2002; 64 pages)

Índice de contenido

Foreword
Summary
1. Objectives of this booklet
2. Introduction
3. Core principles of pharmaceutical procurement
4. Determining the tender format
5. Estimated or fixed tender quantities
6. Split or single awards
7. Required/optional use of local agents in international tenders
8. Annual or biannual tenders versus multiple tenders during the year
9. Prequalification of suppliers to be invited for restricted tenders
10. Tender invitation
11. Evaluation of bids
12. Post qualification procedures
13. References
14. Attachments
	Attachment 1. Model Questionnaire for Prequalification of Suppliers
	Attachment 2. Model Tender Invitation
		2.a. Model for tender invitation
		2.b. Model invitation to bid & contract form
			Invitation to bid
			General instructions
			Technical specifications and specific instructions to bidders
			Conditions of contract
			Bid form - Contract form
	Attachment 3. Inspection Checklist for Drug Receipts

13. References

1. Managing Drug Supply, Second Edition, Management Sciences for Health in collaboration with the World Health Organization, 1997.

2. Operational Principles for Good Pharmaceutical Practices, Interagency Pharmaceutical Coordination Group (IPC), World Bank, World Health Organization, United Nations Population Fund and United Nations Children’s Fund, Geneva, 1999.

3. WHO Expert Committee on Specifications for Pharmaceutical Preparations, WHO Technical Report Series, No. 863, Geneva, 1996.

4. The Use of Essential Drugs, WHO Technical Report Series No. 895, Geneva 2000.

5. Estimating Drug Requirements, A Practical Manual, WHO/DAP/88.2.

6. Marketing Authorization of Pharmaceutical Products with Special Reference to Multisource (Generic) Products. A Manual for a Drug Regulatory Authority, Regulatory Support Series, No. 5, World Health Organization, Geneva, 1999.