Working Group meeting 21/09/2021
Date: 21/09/2021
Participants: Cecille Guasch, Hilde Kjølset, Giorgia Lodi, Thor Steinar Møller, Giovanni Paolo Sellitto
Model editor: Eugeniu Costetchi
Note editor: Andreea Pasăre
eSender role
Alternative choices
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_Add the role _
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Keep it out of the ontology ==== Discussion
Currently kept out of the ontology because it is not clear whether it is in the scope of the ontology. And if it is then it seems to be an organisation that sends notices through a system. But it seems to be a specialisation of the epo:ProcurementServiceProvider.
review requester role
participant role
Issue
_Currently missing in the ontology but present in the EU Vocabularies roles. _Alternative choices
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_Add the role _
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Keep it out of the ontology ==== Discussion
This role is ambiguous and should be first defined precisely, and likely re-labelled. In ePO v2.0.2 epo:CandidateShortlist epo:hasQualified …
Title: sub-role table in EU Vocabularies
Issue
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What does this table cover? Currently, the sub-roles are modelled as relations between (e.g. Buyer, ProcurementServiceProvider) and Lot, and other ones.
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DG-Grow(ESDP) proposes a sub-roles table and there is another table proposed by GD-Grow (eForms).
Discussion
Alignment attempt between EPO and ESPD and eForms.
Group Leader, Group Member are more roles than sub-roles.
The hypothesis of why roles and sub-roles were split:
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There was a focus on the pre-award / notification phase and therefore the roles are those that are relevant in that phase, and sub-roles are possibly also roles but for other phases.
The situations are anchored either in an obligation modality or in a temporal modality
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We record future commitments
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Or actual facts
Possible situations where “sub-roles: occur:
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Payment
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Informing
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Submission (two-stage procedure: 1. Request to participate, that has to be evaluated and then, 2. Submission of the actual tender)
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Evaluation
What we do not know:
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How to model the roles and sub-roles. We are missing the situation/context/phase.
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Sub-roles can be delegated by “main roles”
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The delegation shall be contextualised for a procedure