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TITLE IV: SEMI-PUBLIC COMPANIES WITH A SINGLE OPERATION

Article L1541-1 of the French General Code of Local Authorities

I. – Within the scope of its powers other than the exercise of missions of sovereignty, a territorial authority or a group of territorial authorities may create, with at least one economic operator shareholder, selected after a competitive tendering process under the conditions defined in Article L. 1541-2, a single-operations semi-public company. The single-operations semi-public company is set up, for a limited period, on an exclusive basis with a view…

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Article L1541-2 of the French General Code of Local Authorities

I. – Subject to this article, the selection of the economic operator shareholder(s) and the award of the contract to the single-operations semi-public company set up shall be carried out by a single public invitation to tender complying with the procedures applicable to concession contracts or public procurement contracts defined by the Public Procurement Code, depending on the nature of the contract intended to be concluded between the territorial authority…

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Article L1541-3 of the French General Code of Local Authorities

I. – In the event of the transformation, merger or attachment of the shareholding territorial authority of a single-operating semi-public company within another territorial authority or grouping of territorial authorities, the shareholding territorial authority transfers its shares to it, at their nominal value, on the date on which the transformation, merger or attachment becomes enforceable. In the event of the transformation, merger or attachment of the shareholding territorial authority grouping…

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