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REPUBLIC of PERU BIDDING TERMS Special REPUBLIC OF PERU PRIVATE INVESTMENT PROMOTION AGENCY BIDDING TERMS Special Public Bidding for the execution of the process: Single Concession for the provision of Public Telecommunication Services and Assignment at the national level of the frequency range 1,750 - 1,780 MHz and 2,150 - 2,180 MHz and 2,300 - 2,330 MHz PROJECT PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT May 2021 Important: This is an unofficial translation. In the case of divergence between the English and Spanish text, the version in Spanish shall prevail. Special Public Bidding for the execution of the process: Single Concession for the provision of Public Telecommunication Services and Assignment at the national level of the frequency range 1,750 - 1,780 MHz and 2,150 - 2,180 MHz and 2,300 - 2,330 MHz 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. Background ........................................................................................................................................ 6 2. Purpose and Characteristics of the Bidding .................................................................................... 7 2.1. Call ............................................................................................................................................ 7 2.2. Characteristics of the Bidding ................................................................................................... 8 2.2.1. Modality of the Special Public Bidding .............................................................................. 8 2.2.2. Modality of Projects in Assets ........................................................................................... 8 2.2.3. Mandatory Investment Commitments ............................................................................... 9 3. General statements ............................................................................................................................ 9 4. Definitions ......................................................................................................................................... 11 5. Legal framework ............................................................................................................................... 19 6. Powers of PROINVERSIÓN .............................................................................................................. 20 7. Draft(s) Single Concession Contract(s) ......................................................................................... 21 8. Schedule ........................................................................................................................................... 21 9. Submission to the Bidding Terms and Interpretation ................................................................... 21 10. Authorized Agents and Legal Representatives ............................................................................. 22 10.1. Authorized Agents ................................................................................................................... 22 10.2. Legal Representatives ............................................................................................................ 23 11. Reception Desk ................................................................................................................................ 24 12. Inquiries and Official Communications .......................................................................................... 24 12.1. Inquiries................................................................................................................................... 24 12.2. Official Communications ......................................................................................................... 25 13. Access to Information: Data Room ................................................................................................. 26 13.1. Access to the Data Room ....................................................................................................... 26 13.2. Confidentiality Agreement ....................................................................................................... 26 13.3. Data Room Information Content ............................................................................................. 26 13.4. Request for Interviews ............................................................................................................ 26 14. Submission of Envelopes No. 1, No. 2 and No. 3 .......................................................................... 26 14.1. General statements ................................................................................................................. 26 14.2. Submission of Envelope No. 1 ................................................................................................ 28 14.3. Submission of Envelopes No. 2 and No. 3 .............................................................................. 28 15. Contents of Envelope No. 1 (Credentials) ...................................................................................... 28 15.1. Legal requirements ................................................................................................................. 28 15.2. Technical Requirements ......................................................................................................... 30 15.3. Financial Requirements .......................................................................................................... 31 16. Simplified Prequalification Procedure (Submission of Envelope No. 1) ..................................... 32 17. Submission, Evaluation and Prequalification of Envelope No. 1 ................................................. 33 Special Public Bidding for the execution of the process: Single Concession for the provision of Public Telecommunication Services and Assignment at the national level of the frequency range 1,750 - 1,780 MHz and 2,150 - 2,180 MHz and 2,300 - 2,330 MHz 2 17.1. Submission.............................................................................................................................. 33 17.2. Evaluation ............................................................................................................................... 33 17.3. Prequalification ........................................................................................................................ 33 18. Contents of Envelope No. 2 ............................................................................................................. 34 18.1. Affidavits.................................................................................................................................. 34 18.2. Guarantee of Validity, Effectiveness and Seriousness of the Offer ......................................... 34 18.3. Proposed locations to comply with the Mandatory Investment Commitments ........................ 35 19. Contents of Envelope No. 3 ............................................................................................................. 37 19.1. Proposed additional locations subject to the Competition Factor to comply with the Mandatory Investment Commitments ....................................................................................................... 37 20. Ceremony of Reception of Envelopes No. 2 and No. 3; Opening and Evaluation of Envelope No. 2. ........................................................................................................................................................ 38 20.1. Receipt of Envelopes No. 2 and No. 3 .................................................................................... 38 20.2. Evaluation of Envelope No. 2 .................................................................................................. 39 21. Opening of Envelope No. 3 and Award of the Successful Bid ..................................................... 40 21.1. Opening of Envelope No. 3 ..................................................................................................... 40 21.2. Evaluation of Envelope No. 3 and Competition Factors .......................................................... 41 21.3. Award of the successful bid .................................................................................................... 42 22. Challenge of the Successful Bid ..................................................................................................... 42 22.1. Procedure................................................................................................................................ 42 22.2. Guarantees ............................................................................................................................. 43 23. Selection Process Void .................................................................................................................... 43 24. Closing Procedure ........................................................................................................................... 44 24.1. Verification of Legal Requirements ......................................................................................... 44 24.2. Obligations of the Grantor ....................................................................................................... 44 24.3. Closing Date ............................................................................................................................ 44 25. Execution of the Guarantee of Validity, Effectiveness and Seriousness of the Offer
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