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It aligns with IsDB procurement guidelines and is intended for international competitive bidding, with or without prequalification, through a one-envelope IFB approach. The document explains how design, supply, installation, and recurring cost items (e.g., warranty-period recurrent inputs) are treated in bid preparation and evaluation, including value-for-money criteria and the corresponding bidding procedure sections.","\u0003\nSTANDARD PROCUREMENT DOCUMENTS\nIslamic Development Bank\nJune 2021\n\u0003Standard Bidding Document - Information Systems Design, Supply and Installation\u0004\n\u0003(One-Envelope Bidding Process)          (With or Without Prequalification)\u0004\n\u000f\u0004\nThis Standard Bidding Document was prepared by the Islamic Development Bank based on the Standard Procurement Document - Request for Bids Information Systems Design, Supply and Installation of the World Bank. IsDB thanks the World Bank for allowing the use and modification of the document for use in the IsDB operations.\nThis document is subject to copyright. This document may be used and reproduced for non-commercial purposes only. Any commercial use, including without limitation reselling, charging to access, redistribute, or for derivative works such as unofficial translations based on these documents is not allowed.\n\u00036/1/2021\u0004\nPreface\nThis Standard Bidding Document (SBD) for Information Systems (IS) (Design, Supply and Installation) has been prepared for use in contracts financed by the Islamic Development Bank (IsDB).  This SBD is aligned with the provisions of IsDB’s Guidelines for Procurement of Good, Works and related services under Projects Financed by IsDB, April 2019 (the “Guidelines”).\nThis SBD is to be used for the procurement of IS through international competitive bidding, with or without prequalification.\nThis SPD supports the procurement of IS (Design, Supply and Installation) of complex IS. In this context IS denotes an integrated whole that performs a business function (e.g., customs, tax, public finance, social insurance administration, etc.).  An IS typically contains assemblies of information, communications and telecommunications (ICT) including system engineering and change management.\n“Design, Supply and Installation” denotes the integrated set of activities by a Supplier (in concert with the Purchaser) to achieve functioning IS on a single-responsibility basis and such arrangements may include joint venture partnerships and subcontracting arrangements.\nThe single-stage IFB process is appropriate for IS procurements when the Purchaser has sufficient technical capacity to specify the detailed engineering design activities in the Technical Requirements.  In contrast, the two-stage Bidding process or the Request for Proposals are appropriate when the Purchaser is more confident in concentrating on specifying its functional and system performance – and let Bidders offer engineering solutions to those requirements. In a single stage process, the Purchaser must be also confident that its documented requirements are so clear and unambiguous that Bidders will be able to prepare fully technical conformant Bids with only the help of pre-Bid meetings and written clarifications.\nThis SPD support the specification of recurring, operational inputs i.e., “Recurrent Cost Items” in addition to one-time investment inputs, (i.e., “Supply and Install Items”).  Such Recurrent Cost Items typically arise in the Warranty Period.  They may be incorporated in the main System Contract or may be subject of separate contracts.  Recurrent Cost Items are often critical for sustaining the value in use of the IS and be significant elements of the “lifecycle” cost of the System. Especially between one-time, permanent software licenses and annual software licenses, there is substantial scope for bidders to shift costs from Supply and Install Items” to Recurrent Cost Items.  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