(a) in the case of a supply contract requiring the siting or installation of goods, a services contract or a works contract, the economic operator's technical ability, taking into account in particular that economic operator's skills, efficiency, experience and reliability;

(b) a statement of the principal goods sold or services provided by the supplier or the services provider in the past 5 years, or during a shorter period if necessary, and:

(i) the dates on which the goods were sold or the services provided;

(ii) the consideration received;

(iii) the identity of the person to whom the goods were sold or the service were provided;

(iv) any certificate issued or countersigned by that person confirming the details of the contract for those goods sold or services provided; and

(v) where — (a) that person was not a contracting authority, and (b) the certificate referred to in subparagraph (c)(iv) is not available, any declaration by the economic operator attesting the details of the goods sold or services provided;

(g) in the case of works contracts, services contracts or supply contracts also covering siting and installation operations or services, the economic operator's educational and professional qualifications where the economic operator is an individual and:

(i) if any, those of the economic operator's managerial staff; and

(ii) those of one or more persons who would be responsible for providing the services or carrying out the work or works under the contract;

(j) a description of the tools, material, technical equipment, staff numbers, know-how and sources of supply (with an indication of their geographical location when it is outside the territory of the EU) available to the economic operator to perform the contract, cope with any additional needs required by the contracting authority as a result of a crisis or carry out the maintenance, modernisation or adaptation of the goods covered by the contract;

(m) in the case of contracts involving, entailing or containing classified information, evidence of the ability to process, store and transmit such information at the level of protection required by the Contracting Authority;

(n) a certificate:

(i) attesting conformity to quality management systems standards based on the relevant European standard; and

(ii) from an independent accredited body established in any member State conforming to the European standards concerning accreditation and certification.

The vendor will be responsible for supplying previously qualified Typhoon QFIs or QPIs (essential). Competency and performance of C-QFIs will be assessed in the same manner as 29 Sqn regular QFIs (1GpASOs) and, if necessary, air warnings and disposal will be effected. The vendor will be responsible for supplying replacements to fulfil the tasks.

Should they be required, flying and QFI refresher training costs will be borne by the RAF. Currency of C-QFIs will be managed by 29 Sqn, but should C-QFIs require refresher training during their tenure due to absence longer than 6 months the cost of this will be borne by the vendor.

Applicants will be boarded by OC 29 Sqn and CO Coningbsy to approve their suitability for the role and qualifications and recency of Typhoon flying will be considered. Applicants must have operated the Typhoon within 5 years; any applicant who has been away from Typhoon flying for more than 3 years is unlikely to be successful due to the pace of change of Typhoon operations.

C-QFIs will operate within the Duty Holder chain of 1 Gp, under MAA regulation and 1 Gp Air Staff Orders. RAF Coningsby will be responsible for providing primary healthcare with a MAME GP and RAF Dentist to ensure duty of care and fitness to fly. Vendors will be responsible for proposing contractual means to ensure indemnity/governance.

The vendor will be responsible for supplying previously qualified Typhoon QFIs or QPIs (essential). Competency and performance of C-QFIs will be assessed in the same manner as 29 Sqn regular QFIs (1GpASOs) and, if necessary, air warnings and disposal will be effected. The vendor will be responsible for supplying replacements to fulfil the tasks.

Should they be required, flying and QFI refresher training costs will be borne by the RAF. Currency of C-QFIs will be managed by 29 Sqn, but should C-QFIs require refresher training during their tenure due to absence longer than 6 months the cost of this will be borne by the vendor.

Applicants will be boarded by OC 29 Sqn and CO Coningbsy to approve their suitability for the role and qualifications and recency of Typhoon flying will be considered. Applicants must have operated the Typhoon within 5 years; any applicant who has been away from Typhoon flying for more than 3 years is unlikely to be successful due to the pace of change of Typhoon operations.

C-QFIs will operate within the Duty Holder chain of 1 Gp, under MAA regulation and 1 Gp Air Staff Orders. RAF Coningsby will be responsible for providing primary healthcare with a MAME GP and RAF Dentist to ensure duty of care and fitness to fly. Vendors will be responsible for proposing contractual means to ensure indemnity/governance..

The vendor will be responsible for supplying previously qualified Typhoon QFIs or QPIs (essential). Competency and performance of C-QFIs will be assessed in the same manner as 29 Sqn regular QFIs (1GpASOs) and, if necessary, air warnings and disposal will be effected. The vendor will be responsible for supplying replacements to fulfil the tasks.

Should they be required, flying and QFI refresher training costs will be borne by the RAF. Currency of C-QFIs will be managed by 29 Sqn, but should C-QFIs require refresher training during their tenure due to absence longer than 6 months the cost of this will be borne by the vendor.

Applicants will be boarded by OC 29 Sqn and CO Coningbsy to approve their suitability for the role and qualifications and recency of Typhoon flying will be considered. Applicants must have operated the Typhoon within 5 years; any applicant who has been away from Typhoon flying for more than 3 years is unlikely to be successful due to the pace of change of Typhoon operations.

C-QFIs will operate within the Duty Holder chain of 1 Gp, under MAA regulation and 1 Gp Air Staff Orders. RAF Coningsby will be responsible for providing primary healthcare with a MAME GP and RAF Dentist to ensure duty of care and fitness to fly. Vendors will be responsible for proposing contractual means to ensure indemnity/governance.

The vendor will be responsible for supplying previously qualified Typhoon QFIs or QPIs (essential). Competency and performance of C-QFIs will be assessed in the same manner as 29 Sqn regular QFIs (1GpASOs) and, if necessary, air warnings and disposal will be effected. The vendor will be responsible for supplying replacements to fulfil the tasks.

Should they be required, flying and QFI refresher training costs will be borne by the RAF. Currency of C-QFIs will be managed by 29 Sqn, but should C-QFIs require refresher training during their tenure due to absence longer than 6 months the cost of this will be borne by the vendor.

Applicants will be boarded by OC 29 Sqn and CO Coningbsy to approve their suitability for the role and qualifications and recency of Typhoon flying will be considered. Applicants must have operated the Typhoon within 5 years; any applicant who has been away from Typhoon flying for more than 3 years is unlikely to be successful due to the pace of change of Typhoon operations.

C-QFIs will operate within the Duty Holder chain of 1 Gp, under MAA regulation and 1 Gp Air Staff Orders. RAF Coningsby will be responsible for providing primary healthcare with a MAME GP and RAF Dentist to ensure duty of care and fitness to fly. Vendors will be responsible for proposing contractual means to ensure indemnity/governance.