pledging observance of this obligation. Article 100. (1) Persons wishing to enter a contest or a tender announced by the Commission shall submit a written application for entry, attaching thereto: 1. (amended, SG No. 17/2009) a document attesting to the existence and the current legal status of the person: in the cases where the applicant does not hold a Unified Identification Code under Article 23 of the Commercial Register Act; 2. proof of financial capabilities, such as an annual financial statement and a profit-and-loss account, annual tax returns, bank references, documents on acquisition of fixed assets; 3. a technical project and a business plan in accordance with the requirements of Item 3 of Article 96 (1) herein; 4. documentary proof of remittance of a deposit or a bank guarantee to the amount of the deposit; 5. documents certifying the non-existence of the circumstances referred to in Item 3 of Article 84 (1) herein; 6. a declaration on safeguarding the confidentiality of the information contained in the contest or tender documents; 7. documentary proof of payment for contest or tender documents; 8. other documents related to the subject of the contest or tender. (2) All documents shall be submitted in the Bulgarian language. (3) Should any documents covered under Paragraph (1), excluding those under Item 3 of Paragraph (1), be missing and/or non-conforming, the candidate shall be notified in writing to cure the deficiencies or non-conformities, for which the said candidate shall be allowed seven days after receipt of the notification. In case of a failure to cure the deficiencies or non-conformities within the time limit as allowed, the candidate shall not be admitted to entry. (4) A person wishing to enter a contest or tender announced by the Commission shall not be admitted to entry where the said person: 1. is adjudicated bankrupt of is subject to pending bankruptcy proceedings or is being wound up; 2. is disqualified from carrying on commercial business; 3. incurs public pecuniary obligations to the State, established by an effective act of a competent authority, or an obligation to social insurance funds, save as where a rescheduling or deferral of the said obligations has been allowed; 4. has had an authorization for use of an individually assigned scarce resource for the same type of electronic communications for the period determined by the Commission withdrawn therefrom. (5) (New, SG No. 17/2009) In case the number of applications submitted is smaller than or equal to the number of authorizations which are subject to the decision referred to in Article 93 (2) herein, the Commission declares the procedure concluded by a decision and within ten days shall grant an authorization for use of an individually assigned scare resource - radio spectrum. Within three days after adoption of the decision declaring the procedure concluded, the Commission shall transmit the said decision to the State Gazette for promulgation within five days after receipt of the said decision. (6) (New, SG No. 17/2009) In case not a single application has been received within the time limit referred to in Item 4 of Article 93 (2) herein, the Commission shall terminate the procedure as announced by decision. Within three days after adoption of the decision on termination of the procedure as announced, the Commission shall transmit the said decision to the State Gazette for promulgation within five days after receipt of the said decision. Article 101. (1) In a contest, the offers shall be ranked on the basis of an integral evaluation of satisfaction of the contest requirements. (2) In a tender, the candidates shall be ranked according to the amount of the tender price offered. Article 102. (1) Within seven days after completion of the work thereof, the expert committee shall present to the Commission a report on the work done and on the results of the ranking, as well as the entire documentation on the contest or tender held.