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Article R2614-3 of the French Public procurement code

Draft contracts and any amendments thereto must be approved in writing by the Prefect prior to signature. In the absence of a response within fifteen days of the reasoned proposal from the territorial collectivity of French Guyana or the Department of Mayotte, the agreement is deemed to have been reached.

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Article R2614-6 of the French Public procurement code

For each operation, an agreement between the Prefect and the President of the Assembly of French Guyana or the Departmental Council of Mayotte defines the content of the project management powers entrusted to the local authority and the organisation of the project management. These operations are subject to technical and financial control by the State in its capacity as project owner. The exercise of the powers entrusted to the local…

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Article R2621-1 of the French Public procurement code

For the application of the regulatory provisions of Book I to Saint-Barthélemy : 1° In Article R. 2111-9: a) 2° is deleted ; b) In 5°, the words: “other technical standards drawn up by European standardisation bodies, or, in their absence,” are deleted; 2° In Article R. 2122-1, references to Articles L. 184-1, L. 511-11, L. 511-15, L. 511-16 and L. 511-19 to L. 511-21 of the French Construction and…

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Article D2621-2 of the French Public procurement code

For the application of Article D. 2192-1 to Saint-Barthélemy, the reference to the standard set by European Commission Decision (EU) 2017/1870 of 16 October 2017 on the publication of the reference of the European standard on electronic invoicing and the list of syntaxes under Directive 2014/55/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council is replaced by the reference to the electronic invoicing standard applicable in mainland France.

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Article R2621-3 of the French Public procurement code

I.-When a purchaser awards a contract for the purchase of a motor vehicle in categories equivalent in Saint-Barthélemy to categories M and N as defined inarticle R. 311-1 of the Highway Code , and the estimated value of the requirement is equal to or greater than the thresholds for a formalised procedure, the purchaser must take into account the energy and environmental impact of this vehicle throughout its life. The…

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Article R2623-1 of the French Public procurement code

For the application of the regulatory provisions of Book III to Saint-Barthélemy:1° In article R. 2311-5 :a) 2° is deleted;b) In 6°, the words: “the other technical standards drawn up by the European standardisation bodies, or, in their absence,” are deleted;2° In article R. 2322-2, the second paragraph is deleted;3° Articles R. 2331-1 and R. 2331-2 are replaced by the following provisions: “Art. R. 2331-1 -Buyers may make known their…

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Article D2623-2 of the French Public procurement code

For the application of Article D. 2392-1 in Saint-Barthélemy, the reference to the standard set by European Commission Decision (EU) 2017/1870 of 16 October 2017 on the publication of the reference of the European standard on electronic invoicing and the list of syntaxes under Directive 2014/55/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council is replaced by the electronic invoicing standard applicable in mainland France.

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Article R2623-3 of the French Public procurement code

I.-The provisions of I and IV of article R. 2621-3 apply. II.-The obligation mentioned in I of article R. 2621-3 may be met by: 1° Setting technical specifications that comply with the provisions of sections 2 and 3 of Chapter I of Title I relating to the energy and environmental performance of the vehicle; 2° The inclusion of the energy and environmental impact of the vehicle, throughout its lifetime, in…

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