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Article R2162-37 of the French Public procurement code

The dynamic purchasing system may be subdivided into categories of supplies, services or works defined objectively on the basis of the characteristics of the contract to be performed in the category concerned. These characteristics may in particular refer to the maximum authorised size of certain specific contracts or to a precise geographical area in which certain specific contracts will be performed.Where the purchaser has subdivided the system into categories of…

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Article R2162-38 of the French Public procurement code

When setting up a dynamic purchasing system and when the estimated value of the requirement is equal to or greater than the thresholds for the formalised procedure, the purchaser shall comply with the rules governing restricted invitations to tender, subject to the provisions of articles R. 2162-39, R. 2162-41 to R. 2162-47 and R. 2162-49 to R. 2162-51.

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Article R2162-39 of the French Public procurement code

In order to set up a dynamic purchasing system, the purchaser shall publish a notice of invitation to tender. This notice shall state the intention of the purchaser to use such a system and indicate the period of validity of the system.Where a dynamic purchasing system is set up by a central purchasing body, the notice of invitation to tender shall also indicate whether it is likely to be used…

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Article R2162-40 of the French Public procurement code

Where the estimated value of the requirement is equal to or greater than the formalised procedure thresholds, the purchaser shall notify the European Commission of any change to the period of validity of the dynamic purchasing system using the following standard forms: 1° The form used for the invitation to tender when the period of validity is changed without the system being terminated; 2° The award notice referred to in…

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Article R2162-42 of the French Public procurement code

The purchaser shall specify in the consultation documents the nature of the purchases envisaged and their estimated quantity, as well as all the necessary information concerning the dynamic purchasing system, including its possible subdivision into categories of products, services or works and the characteristics of these categories, the system’s operating procedures, the electronic equipment used and the technical connection arrangements and specifications.

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Article R2162-44 of the French Public procurement code

The minimum time limit for receipt of applications shall be thirty days from the date on which the contract notice is sent or, where the call for competition is made by means of a prior information notice or a periodic indicative notice, from the date on which the invitation to confirm interest is sent.After the invitation to tender has been sent for the first specific contract under the dynamic purchasing…

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Article R2162-45 of the French Public procurement code

The purchaser shall evaluate the applications within ten working days of their receipt.This period may be extended to fifteen working days where this is justified, in particular because it is necessary to examine additional documents or to verify in some other way whether the selection criteria have been met.The purchaser may extend the period for evaluating applications as long as the invitation to tender for the first specific contract has…

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