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Book III: PROVISIONS APPLICABLE TO DEFENCE OR SECURITY CONTRACTS

Article L2312-2 of the French Public procurement code

For the purposes of the first paragraph of Article L. 2112-3, the life cycle of equipment is understood to mean all the successive states it may undergo, including research and development, industrial development, production, repair, modernisation, modification, maintenance, logistics, training, testing, withdrawal, dismantling and disposal.

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Article L2313-1 of the French Public procurement code

To organise its purchasing, the purchaser may: 1° Pool its requirements with other purchasers, under the conditions set out in the section 1 ; 2° Allocate the services covered by the contract, under the conditions set out in section 2 . It may also decide to award a global contract under the conditions laid down in Chapter I of Title VII; 3° Reserve contracts for certain economic operators, under the…

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Article L2313-2 of the French Public procurement code

A central purchasing body is a buyer or a public body in the European Union whose purpose is to carry out one of the following centralised purchasing activities:1° The acquisition of defence or security supplies or services intended for buyers;2° The award of defence or security contracts intended for buyers.

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Article L2313-3 of the French Public procurement code

A purchaser who has recourse to a central purchasing body shall be deemed to have complied with its advertising and competitive tendering obligations, provided that the central purchasing body complies with the provisions of this Book or with the objectives of Directive 2009/81/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 13 July 2009 on the coordination of procedures for the award of certain works contracts, by contracting authorities/entities…

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Article L2313-5 of the French Public procurement code

Defence or security contracts may be awarded in separate lots. The purchaser determines the number, size and subject of the lots.It may limit the number of lots for which a single economic operator may submit a tender or the number of lots that may be awarded to a single economic operator.

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