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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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Article D2171-11 of the French Public procurement code

The execution studies enable the work to be carried out. The purpose of these studies is to draw up all the execution plans and specifications for use on the site, as well as the corresponding summary plans, for the entire project, without requiring any additional studies on the part of the economic operator responsible for the construction, other than those concerning the workshop and site plans, relating to the construction…

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Article D2171-12 of the French Public procurement code

If the main contractor’s team identified in the overall contract has not drawn up the execution studies or the summary plans, it must ensure that the documents it has not drawn up comply with the provisions of the project and, in this case, it must give its approval.

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Article D2171-13 of the French Public procurement code

The project management team is responsible for monitoring the execution of the works and, where appropriate, for supervising them.The purpose of monitoring the execution of the works is, firstly, to ensure that the execution documents and the works in progress comply with the provisions of the studies carried out and are in accordance with the overall contract and, secondly, that the payment requests are consistent with the progress of the…

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Article D2171-14 of the French Public procurement code

The project management team is involved in the acceptance process and the implementation of the completion guarantee. It is therefore involved in:1° Pre-acceptance operations;2° Monitoring reservations made during acceptance of the works until they are lifted;3° Examining defects reported by the project owner;4° Compiling the completed works file, which is necessary for its use.

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Article R2171-15 of the French Public procurement code

When the estimated value of the requirement is equal to or greater than the formal procedure thresholds, purchasers subject to Book IV award design-build or performance contracts using one of the procedures mentioned in Articles R. 2124-2 to R. 2124-6 , subject to the provisions of this section.

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Article R2171-16 of the French Public procurement code

A jury is appointed by the purchaser, with the exception of the following cases: 1° For design-build contracts awarded by contracting authorities in the cases listed in 1° to 3° and 5° of Article R. 2172-2; 1° bis For global performance contracts awarded by contracting authorities in the cases listed in Article R. 2172-2; 2° For design-build contracts and global performance contracts awarded by contracting entities using the competitive dialogue…

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