The purchaser shall calculate the estimated value of the requirement on the basis of the total amount, excluding taxes, of the contract or contracts envisaged.It shall take account of options, renewals and all lots and, where appropriate, of any bonuses provided for candidates or tenderers.
Where a purchaser is made up of separate operational units, the total estimated value of the contracts awarded for the needs of the various operational units shall be taken into account. However, where an operational unit is autonomously responsible for its contracts or for certain categories of them, the value of the requirement may be estimated at the level of the unit in question.
The value of the requirement to be taken into account is the value estimated at the time the notice of invitation to tender is sent or, in the absence of such a notice, at the time the purchaser launches the consultation.
The purchaser may not evade the application of this Book by splitting his purchases or by using methods of calculating the estimated value of the requirement other than those provided for therein.
For works contracts, the estimated value of the requirement is determined, irrespective of the number of economic operators called upon and the number of contracts to be awarded, by taking into account the total value of the works relating to an operation and the total estimated value of the supplies and services made available to the contractor by the purchaser where they are necessary for the performance of the works.A…
For supply or service contracts, the estimated value of the need shall be determined, irrespective of the number of economic operators involved and the number of contracts to be awarded, by taking into account the total value of the supplies or services which may be regarded as homogeneous either because of their specific characteristics or because they constitute a functional unit.
For supply or service contracts that meet a regular need, the estimated value of the need is determined on the basis of:1° Either the amount, excluding taxes, of the services performed during the previous twelve months or the previous financial year, taking into account any changes in the need that may occur during the twelve months following the conclusion of the contract;2° Or the estimated value of the services that…
For the framework agreements and dynamic purchasing systems defined in Article L. 2125-1, the estimated value of the requirement is determined by taking into account the estimated maximum value of all the contracts to be awarded or the purchase orders to be issued during the total term of the framework agreement or dynamic purchasing system.
For the innovation partnerships referred to in article L. 2172-3, the estimated value of the need is determined by taking into account the total estimated value of the research and development activities to be carried out during the various phases of the partnership, as well as the total estimated value of the innovative works, supplies or services which are the result and whose acquisition is envisaged.
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