A purchaser may reserve the same contract or the same lot of a contract both for economic operators who meet the conditions of article L. 2113-12 and for those who meet the conditions of article L. 2113-13. A purchaser may not reserve the same contract or the same lot of a contract both for economic operators who meet the conditions of article L. 2113-13-1 and for economic operators mentioned in…
Contracts or lots of a contract, which relate exclusively to social services and other specific services listed in a notice annexed to this code, may be reserved by a contracting authority, including when it is acting as a contracting entity, for companies in the social and solidarity economy defined inArticle 1 of Law No. 2014-856 of 31 July 2014 on the social and solidarity economy or equivalent structures, when their…
A company awarded a contract in this way may not be awarded the same contract for the following three years.The duration of a contract reserved for social economy companies may not exceed three years.
Depending on their value, their subject or the circumstances in which they are concluded, contracts are awarded: 1° Either without prior advertising or competitive tendering, in accordance with the conditions laid down in Chapter II ; 2° Or in accordance with an adapted procedure, in accordance with the conditions laid down in Chapter III ; 3° Or in accordance with a formalised procedure, in accordance with the conditions laid down…
The purchaser may award a contract without prior advertising or competitive tendering in the cases laid down by decree in the Council of State when, due in particular to the existence of an unsuccessful initial procedure, particular urgency, its subject or estimated value, compliance with such a procedure is unnecessary, impossible or manifestly contrary to the interests of the purchaser or to a reason in the general interest.
An adapted procedure is one by which the purchaser freely defines the terms and conditions for awarding the contract, in compliance with the principles of public procurement and the provisions of this Book, with the exception of those relating to the obligations inherent in a purchase under a formalised procedure. The purchaser may award a contract using an adapted procedure: 1° When the estimated value of the requirement, excluding tax,…
Where the estimated value of the requirement, excluding tax, is equal to or greater than the European thresholds mentioned in a notice annexed to this code, the purchaser shall award the contract in accordance with one of the formalised procedures defined by this chapter, under the conditions and in accordance with the procedures laid down by decree in the Conseil d’Etat.
An open or restricted invitation to tender is a procedure whereby the purchaser selects the most economically advantageous tender, without negotiation, on the basis of objective criteria made known to the candidates in advance.
The procedure with negotiation is a procedure whereby the purchaser negotiates the terms of the contract with one or more economic operators.
Competitive dialogue is the procedure by which the purchaser enters into dialogue with the candidates admitted to take part in it with a view to defining or developing solutions likely to meet its needs and on the basis of which these candidates are invited to submit a tender.
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