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Article R2171-1 of the French Public procurement code

The technical reasons justifying recourse to a design-build contract are linked to the purpose or technical implementation of the work.This concerns works whose use determines their design, execution and implementation, as well as works whose characteristics, such as exceptional dimensions or particular technical difficulties, require recourse to the economic operators’ own resources and technical skills.

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Article R2171-2 of the French Public procurement code

The prices for the implementation, operation and maintenance services of the global performance contract appear separately in the contract.Payment for the operation and maintenance services of the global performance contract is linked to the achievement of measurable performance commitments, set by the contract for its entire duration.

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Article D2171-4 of the French Public procurement code

In the case of global contracts involving the design of a building, the project management team is given a basic assignment which includes the following elements:1° Preliminary design studies;2° Project studies;3° Execution studies;4° Supervision of the execution of the works;5° Assistance to the project owner during the acceptance procedures and during the period of the guarantee of perfect completion.This work may also include sketch studies and preliminary design studies.These tasks…

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Article D2171-5 of the French Public procurement code

The purpose of the design studies is to : 1° To propose one or more overall solutions, reflecting the major elements of the programme, and to indicate the timescales for completion;2° To check the feasibility of the operation in the light of the various constraints of the programme and the site.

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Article D2171-6 of the French Public procurement code

The purpose of the preliminary design studies is to :1° Specify the general composition in terms of plan and volume;2° Assess the internal volumes and external appearance of the structure;3° Propose possible technical arrangements and, where appropriate, recommend additional studies of existing structures, particularly in the context of reuse and rehabilitation operations;4° Participate in checking the timetable for completion and, where appropriate, the division into functional phases;5° Participate in checking…

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Article D2171-7 of the French Public procurement code

The purpose of the final preliminary design studies is to:1° Determine the detailed surface areas of all the elements of the programme;2° Establish the dimensions of the work and its appearance in plans, sections and façades;3° Define the construction principles, materials and technical installations;4° Help to check that the elements of the project and the services are consistent with the general economics of the overall contract.

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Article D2171-9 of the French Public procurement code

The preliminary design and final design studies include the preparation of the files and consultations within the remit of the project manager and required to obtain the building permit and other administrative authorisations, as well as assistance to the project owner during their examination.

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Article D2171-10 of the French Public procurement code

The purpose of project studies is to :1° To specify, by means of plans, sections and elevations, the shapes of the various elements of the construction, the nature and characteristics of the materials and the conditions under which they are to be used;2° To determine the layout and footprint of all structural elements and technical equipment;3° Specify the routes for the supply and removal of all fluids;4° Provide the client…

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