Amendment to ÇAYKUR Procurement and Tender Regulation
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The regulation changes how ÇAYKUR handles delivered goods that have defects or quality issues. If the defect rate exceeds 8% of the material value, ÇAYKUR must reject the goods. If the rate is 8% or below, ÇAYKUR can either accept or reject them. If ÇAYKUR accepts defective goods within that limit, it will apply a quality deduction and also deduct an equal amount as compensation from the supplier’s payment. Suppliers to ÇAYKUR should review quality controls, delivery terms, and pricing risk before the rule takes effect one month after publication.
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Key Changes
- Sets an 8% defect threshold for rejecting delivered goods
- Allows ÇAYKUR to accept or reject goods when defects are 8% or below
- Requires both a quality deduction and an equal compensation deduction if defective goods are accepted
Obligations
What this law requires
For delivered goods, ÇAYKUR must determine any defect or nonconformity rate before deciding whether to accept or reject the goods.
ÇAYKUR must reject delivered goods when the defect or nonconformity rate exceeds 8% of the material value.
Where the defect or nonconformity rate does not exceed 8% of the material value, ÇAYKUR must decide whether to accept or reject the delivered goods.
If ÇAYKUR accepts delivered goods with defects or nonconformities not exceeding 8% of the material value, it must apply a quality deduction and also deduct compensation from the supplier’s entitlement equal to the quality deduction amount.