<1> Competitive Dialogue in 2008: OGC/HMT Joint Guidance on Using the Procedure
UK Office of Government Commerce (2008).

A box on page 27 gives guidance on what to do if there is only a single (or no)
bidder.
http://www.ogc.gov.uk/documents/OGC HMT 2008 Guidance on Competitive Dial ogue.pdf

<2> Revision of the Public Procurement Remedies Directive,
European Commission (2007).

Brief description of the new Remedies Directive and links to FAQs, public
consultation documents, etc.
http://ec.europa.eu/internal market/publicprocurement/remedies/remedies en.htm

<3> Toolkit for Public-Private Partnerships in Roads and Highways
World Bank and PPIAF (Version March 2009).

<4> Scottish Capital Investment Manual, PPP Guide
Scottish Government (April 2009).

<5> Procurement Guidelines for PPP Projects
IPDF, Ministry of Finance, Pakistan, (September 2007).

An indication of how the evaluation would be carried out by the project team in
pages 23-26.
http://www.ipdf.gov.pk/Procurment draft guideline.pdf

<6> Michael Kerf et al., Concessions for Infrastructure: A Guide to Their Design and Award
World Bank (1998).

A brief discussion of methods used to evaluate tenders in pages 75 -79.
http://rru.worldbank.org/Documents/Toolkits/concessions fulltoolkit.pdf

<7> National Public Private Partnership Guidelines, Volume 2: Practitioners' Guide, Infrastructure Australia (December, 2008).

<8> Procurement Processes and Standardized Bidding Documents, PPP in Infrastructure Resource Center, World Bank

<9> Technical Note 4: How to appoint and work with a preferred bidder, UK Treasury Taskforce, February 2007
http://wwwhm-treasury.govuk/d/ACFBEE.pdf