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Article L2421-1 of the French Public procurement code

The responsibilities of the project owner, who must first ensure the feasibility and appropriateness of each proposed project, are as follows: 1° Determining the location of the project; 2° Drawing up the programme defined in article L. 2421-2; 3° Determining the provisional financial envelope; 4° Financing the operation; 5° Choosing the process by which the work will be carried out; 6° Concluding the public contracts for the studies and execution…

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Article L2421-2 of the French Public procurement code

The programme drawn up by the project owner includes the following elements relating to the construction and use of the project:1° The objectives to be achieved by the project;2° The needs to be met by the project;3° The constraints and requirements in terms of social, town-planning, architectural, functional, technical and economic quality, integration into the landscape and environmental protection.

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Article L2421-3 of the French Public procurement code

The project owner draws up the programme and sets the estimated financial budget for the project before the project manager begins preliminary design studies.The project owner may specify the programme and financial budget before the project manager begins design studies.

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Article L2421-4 of the French Public procurement code

The development of the programme and the setting of the provisional financial envelope may continue during the preliminary design studies for:1° Refurbishment projects;2° New construction projects involving complex works, provided that the project owner has specified this in the tender documents for the public works contract.

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