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The European Single Procurement Document enables accelerated processing of preliminary evidence in EU public procurement. The ESPD EDM enables applications to integrate with national ESPD service providers.
http://docs.ted.europa.eu/ESPD-EDM/
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European Single Procurement Document Exchange Data Model - ESPD-EDM

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Introduction

The ESPD-EDM is the technical representation of the legal European Single Procurement Document - The 2014/24/EC Directive on Public Procurement(Article 59) and Regulation (EU) 2016/7. It is used to support interoperability between the ESPD services provided all over Europe. The ESPD document is an XML document based on the OASIS UBL standard enhanced with specific ESPD Business Rules and genericode Code Lists. The ESPD documents are:

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ESPD EDM - Repository structure ### Folder structure The `main` branch has the following folder structure: | Folder | Content | | --- | --- | | **codelists** | The `ESPD-CodeLists.xlsx` file contains the defintion of technical code lists managed by ESPD Team as well as references to the EU Vocabularies code lists. This file can be used in conjunction with `codelists.js` from the `espd-tools` branch to generate and download all ESPD Code List files.
`BACH-DataBase-Ratios.xlsx` is the extract of the FinacialRatioType provided by Banque de France. This is used as the basis for generating the genericode `FinancialRationType.gc`.
Folder `gc` contains the **Code List** files in geniricode format. These files are used in conjunction with the UBL XML structure and the ESPD Model to generate and validate ESPD Request and ESPD Response XML files.| | **conceptual-model** | This folder contains the conceptual model of the ESPD in _.eap_ and _.xmi_ format.
  1. The _.eap_ and _.xmi_ file include two views and diagrams:
    • **Business oriented view (BOV)** aimed at facilitating the understanding of the model and the business context, with references to the technical model, and;
    • **Technically oriented view (TOV)** providing an UBL based schema with reference to the business oriented view and aligned with the eProcurement Ontology.
  2. The conceptual model is exported as HTML and is available on the public [Documentation site of ESPD](https://docs.ted.europa.eu/ESPD-EDM/latest/_attachments/ESPD_CM_html/index.html).
| | **criterion** | This folder contains the criterion structure definition.
`ESPD-criterion-request-multiple-C25-C32.xlsx` - Request criterion structure with multiple occurrences for criteria C25 and C32.
`ESPD-criterion-response-multiple-C1-C25-C32.xlsx` - Response criterion structure with multiple occurrences for criteria C1, C25 and C32.
`ESPD-criterion.xlxs` - Data structure of ESPD EDM| | **ubl-2.3** | This folder contains the **OASIS UBL 2.3** Distribution package. It includes:
  • **mod:** contains files that describe and represent the information
  • **xsd:** contains the xsd schemas for the ESPD Request and Response
  • **xsdrt:** contains the xsd schemas for ESPD Request and Response required for runtime.
| | **validation** | This folder contains the **ESPD EDM** validation files. These files are created following the procedure described in [ESPD Validation Schematron](https://github.com/OP-TED/espd-validation-schematron/blob/main/README.md) repository, and the resulting XSL files are stored in the corresponding folders in this repository.
The required business rules validation files for XSL are uploaded to the [ITB Testbed](https://github.com/ISAITB/validator-resources-espd). The
`espd-validation.bat` file can be used to validate the examples files in the `xml-examples` folder.| | **xml-examples**| The **ESPD XML** samples folder contains default **ESPDRequest** and **ESPDResponse** XML samples. You can also create your own ESPD XML sample files and run `validation/espd-validatoin.bat` to validate your files.| ### Branch structure The `main` branch is the latest release branch and should contain the code with the _latest_ tag. The development branch, `vX.X.X` is created from the `main` branch when developement starts. It may be a patch, a minor or a major release. The `espd-tools` is an independent branch that contains JavaScript tools to process, analyse and transform the Criterion and Code List Excel files. The `espd-tools` branch has its own [README](https://github.com/OP-TED/ESPD-EDM/blob/espd-tools/README.md) file with instructions and details on how to use the tools.

Usage

Testing and Validation

The resources necessary for testing and validating ESPD XML documents can be found in the validation folder. You will need Java SDK v1.8+, OpenJDK 1.8+ or similar installed on your environment. Copy your own ESPD XML documents or use the existing ones in the xml-examples folder and execute the validation via the command line:

cd validation
espd-validation.bat

The results can be found in the validation/logs folder. Check the error reports.

If you want to visualise, validate, and test the ESPD Model or generate more ESPD examples please use the ESPD Demo site.

You can validate your ESPD documents directly on the ITB Testbed.

Implementing an ESPD Service

The ESPD Team offers support and answers to your questions via GitHub issues, during Open User Community Regular Meetings, and Annual Seminar Meetings. Bilateral meetings can be scheduled upon request. We are commited to assisting and supporting you in your journey towards a successful ESPD Service implementation.

The following artefacts provided in this repository may be used to design and implement an ESPD Service:

Release Notes

Please find the Release Notes for each release on GitHub releases. The distribution package for each release is attached to the corresponding release and the source code is tagged in the GitHub repository.

Documentation

Documentation for the latest version can be found here: https://docs.ted.europa.eu/ESPD-EDM/latest/index.html

Licence

The project is developed and distributed under the European Union Public Licence (EUPL) version 1.2.