Defence or security contracts are subject to the rules defined in Title II: 1° Presenting the characteristics mentioned in 1° of article L. 2512-1, in article L. 2512-4 and in 1° to 3° of article L. 2512-5 ; 2° Relating to financial services, with the exception of insurance services; 3° Relating to arms, munitions or war material when, within the meaning of Article 346 of the Treaty on the Functioning…
The public contracts mentioned in this Book are subject to the rules on payment periods set out in Section 2 of Chapter II of Title IX of Book I.
The public contracts referred to in this Book are subject to Titles I and III of Act no. 75-1334 of 31 December 1975 relating to subcontracting.
The purchaser may terminate a public contract referred to in this Book under the conditions laid down in Book I. The purchaser may terminate a private law contract referred to in this Book under the conditions laid down in the Civil Code.
For the amicable settlement of disputes between the parties to a public contract mentioned in this Book, the provisions of Chapter VII of Title IX of Book I are applicable, with the exception of the provisions relating to the advisory committees for the amicable settlement of disputes.
The public contracts mentioned in Chapters I to IV of Title I of this Book are subject to the rules on electronic invoicing set out in Section 1 of Chapter II of Title IX of Book I of this Part.
Section 3 of Chapter VI of Title IX of Book III of this Part relating to the control of the cost of contracts awarded by the State and its public establishments is applicable to the public defence or security contracts mentioned in Chapter V of Title I of this Book.
Notwithstanding article L. 2500-1, the public contracts mentioned in 4° of article L. 2512-5, insofar as they relate to the public rail passenger transport service, are governed, for their award and performance, by the provisions of article L. 2121-17-1 of the Transport Code.
By way of derogation from the provisions of articles L. 2422-5 to L. 2422-11, the State may, under conditions set by decree in the Conseil d’Etat, entrust the management of projects to French Guyana for development work on the national road network carried out there and to Mayotte for work to re-establish communication routes made necessary by the construction of a transport infrastructure project.
For the application of the legislative provisions of Book I to Saint-Barthélemy:1° In article L. 2112-4, the words: “of the Member States of the European Union” are replaced by the words: “of the Republic”;2° In article L. 2113-5, the word: “other” is deleted;3° In article L. 2113-8, the word: “other” is deleted;4° In article L. 2141-1, the references to articles 1741 to 1743, 1746 and 1747 of the General Tax…
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