Implement DPS/FA, procedures and sub-procedures

Re-examine the procedures and sub-procedures concepts, and their relations to Lot and Purpose

In DPS we have MiniCompetition AwardOutcome and NOT the LotAwardOutcome

The submission statistical information is at the Lot level, in the DPS/FA this information is at the MiniCompetition Level

Consider the split of the process information

CPV code pairing (re-model purpose)

Modifications modelling

Contract

Perhaps also touch on the Winner Role, which may be played by people and organizations, and sometimes even multiple ones, that don’t necessarily for an epo:OrganizationGroup.

OfferingParty maybe it should be an EconomicOperatorParty. But we have it covered in the definition.

Definitions on all three parties were revised and accepted.

Closing GitHub issue 388 ==== Signatory role removal

The signatory subrole is used in a Contract Notice to reference to the person which will sign the contract.

Subrole presence per notice is checked: https://docs.ted.europa.eu/eforms/1.3.2/schema/all-in-one.html#roleSubrolePresencePerNoticeTable

To be solved in a next meeting.

The GroupLeader class was removed since we already have epo:leadBy predicate between epo:OrganisationGroup and org:Organization.

But not all groups have legal name so the cardinality for epo:hasLegalName is changed to 0..1

Closing GitHub issue 386.

The lead buyer in Contract Notice can differ in the Contract Notice and Contract Award Notice corresponding to the mini-competition.

Presenting examples of an instance diagram for lead buyer.

In a joint procurement, all the Buyers are responsible and one of them might be the lead for awarding.

This doesn’t mean we have an OrganizationGroup.

Created a new concept epo:LeadBuyer as a subclass of epo:Buyer defined as: “A role of an agent who is a Buyer and takes the administrative lead of the procedure.
WG approval 22-11-2022”

We need to model DPS and Framework agreement in order to be able to map correctly.

Discussing an example of award.

Buyers can be specified for the Procedure for the pre-award phase and for the Contract (Purchase and Framework Agreement) for the post-award phase.

However, already in the pre-award it is possible to know who will be the buyers in the Contract (post-award).

A Buyer can be responsible either for the procedure or for the purchase contract.

Responsible is not the same as the leader.

A lead can sign the contract.

Joint procurement means that a procedure is the responsibility of more than one buyer. One of the responsible buyers has to be the lead or they can use a ProcurementServiceProvider to delegate the ancillary activities to, meaning there is no lead.