Any target metrics set out as part of the contract award.
An award amendment is a formal change to the details of the award, and generally involves the publication of a new award notice/release. The rationale and a description of the changes made can be provided here.
The period for which the contract has been awarded.
The date of the contract award. This is usually the date on which a decision to award was made.
Award description.
All documents and attachments related to the award, including any notices.
The identifier for this award. It must be unique and must not change within the Open Contracting Process it is part of (defined by a single ocid). See the identifier guidance for further details.
The goods and services awarded in this award, broken into line items wherever possible. Items should not be duplicated, but the quantity specified instead.
The current status of the award, from the closed awardStatus codelist.
Award title.
The total value of this award. In the case of a framework contract this may be the total estimated lifetime value, or maximum value, of the agreement. There may be more than one award per procurement. A negative value indicates that the award may involve payments from the supplier to the buyer (commonly used in concession contracts).
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An award for the given procurement. There can be more than one award per contracting process e.g. because the contract is split among different providers, or because it is a standing offer.