A concession contract is a contract by which one or more conceding authorities subject to this code entrust the execution of works or the management of a service to one or more economic operators, to whom is transferred a risk linked to the operation of the work or service, in exchange either for the right to operate the work or service which is the subject of the contract, or for…
The purpose of a works concession contract is:1° Either the execution, or the design and execution, of works listed in a notice annexed to this Code;2° Either the execution, or the design and execution, by whatever means, of a work that meets the requirements set by the concession-granting authority.A work is the result of a set of building or civil engineering works intended to fulfil an economic or technical function…
The purpose of a service concession contract is to manage a service. It may involve awarding a concession to manage a public service. The concessionaire may be responsible for building a facility or acquiring the assets required for the service. The public service delegation referred to in article L. 1411-1 of the General Local Authorities Code is a service concession contract for a public service, entered into by a local…
A concession contract for works and services is a works concession if its main purpose is to carry out works.
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