Where a purchaser concludes a contract intended to satisfy objectively separable needs which are subject, on the one hand, to the ordinary law on contracts set out in Book I of this Part and its Book II relating to partnership contracts and, on the other hand, to the special legal regime applicable to other public contracts set out in Book V or to other concession contracts set out in Book…
Where a purchaser concludes a contract intended to satisfy objectively indissociable requirements which are subject, on the one hand, to the ordinary law on contracts provided for in Book I of this Part and Book II thereof relating to partnership contracts and, on the other hand, to the special legal regime applicable to other public contracts in Book V or Book II of Part III, this contract is subject to…
Where a purchaser decides to conclude a contract which covers both services which fall within the scope of public contracts governed by Books I, II or III of this Part and services which do not fall within such scope by virtue of Article L. 2515-1, this contract shall be subject to the special legal regime applicable to other public contracts provided for in Book V of this Part, provided that…
Where a purchaser decides to conclude a public contract which covers both services falling within the scope of defence or security contracts governed by Book III and services falling within the scope of contracts other than defence or security contracts governed by Books I or II, the rules laid down in Book III of this Part shall apply, regardless of the main subject of the contract, provided that the award…
Where a purchaser decides to conclude a single public contract falling within the scope of Book I intended to meet a need relating to both its activities as a contracting authority and its activities as a contracting entity, the rules of Book I applicable are : 1° The rules applicable to contracting entities, where the need to be met is principally linked to the activity of the contracting entity; 2°…
Subject to the provisions of article L. 2500-1, the contracts defined in article L. 1111-1 are governed by the provisions of this book.
Contracts concluded by persons governed by private law who are not purchasers as referred to in Article L. 1210-1 and who are more than 50% directly subsidised by a contracting authority are subject to the provisions of this Part, with the exception of Chapters I to III and Chapter VI of Title IX of this book, where the following conditions are met: 1° The estimated pre-tax value of the requirement…
The nature and extent of the needs to be met shall be precisely determined before the consultation is launched, taking into account sustainable development objectives in their economic, social and environmental dimensions.
The works, supplies or services to be provided under the public contract are defined by reference to technical specifications.
Local authorities and purchasers subject to this code whose status is laid down by law shall adopt a scheme to promote socially and environmentally responsible public purchasing when the total annual value of their purchases exceeds an amount set by regulation. This plan determines the objectives of a purchasing policy that includes social elements aimed at contributing to the social and professional integration of disabled or disadvantaged workers and ecological…
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