Translation of "Price-to-be-fixed contract " (English → French) :

For the best price-quality ratio, the contracting authority shall take into account the price or cost and other quality criteria linked to the subject matter of the contract.

(Return tabled) Question No. 155 Ms. Anne Minh-Thu Quach: With regard to the Lac Saint-François, Cap Tourmente, Baie de l’Île-Verte and Pointe-de-l’Est national wildlife areas: (a) did the fixed or firm prices of the service contracts between the non-governmental agencies of these areas and Environment Canada decrease between May 2010 and September 1, 2011; (b) what are the reasons for the reduced fixed prices for these areas; (c) are the general conditions of the service contracts for these areas different from those of previous years; (d) are the service contract statements of work for these areas different from those of previous ye ...[+++]ars; (e) what is the financial allocation plan for these areas; (f) did Environment Canada hold consultations on the fixed prices or budgets of these areas; (g) who were the individuals consulted; (h) who made the decisions regarding the fixed prices for these areas; (i) was a value-for-money assessment conducted on Canada’s wildlife areas; and (j) are changes to the fixed or firm prices of other areas across the country being considered?

Over 17,600 farmers are availing themselves of the opportunity to price their grain themselves through options such as the fixed price and basis payment contract.

The initial price and the current futures for December, March, May, and July backed off in the same cost structure as the fixed price, and the fixed price, of course, is pretty well at the PRO, if you'd care to look.

- 8 - In the case of lemons: - quantities sent for processing to be added to withdrawals for the purposes of ascertaining whether the intervention threshold has been exceeded; - minimum price of lemons for processing to be fixed in the light of the single withdrawal price (120% in 1990/91 and 105% in 1991/92); - withdrawal price to be fixed solely for class II products, put up loose. In the case of apples: - the preventive-withdrawal system (due to expire on 30 June 1990) to be made permanent; - change in the graduated scale of basic and buying-in prices, resulting in lower buying prices in May ; - taking over of certain disposal costs in January in respect of withdrawals going to charities; - financial ...[+++]contribution (60%) towards measures to promote consumption and improve quality; - introduction, for a period spanning three marketing years, of a single premium for the grubbing of whole orchards which are less than 15 years old.

Article 18 of Regulation (EC) No 104/2000 on the common organisation of the markets in fishery and aquaculture products provides for a guide price to be fixed for each of the products listed in Annex I and for each of the products and groups of products listed in Annex II. That guide price is based on the average of prices recorded for a significant proportion of Community output on wholesale markets or in ports during the three fishing years immediately preceding the year for which the price is fixed.