Article R2343-7 of the French Public procurement code
November 7, 2023
The provisions of article R. 2143-5 apply.
The provisions of article R. 2143-5 apply.
The purchaser accepts as sufficient proof that the applicant is not in one of the cases of exclusion mentioned in Article L. 2341-1, Article L. 2141-4, 1° of Article L. 2341-3 and Article L. 2141-5, the production of either a declaration on honour or an extract from the judicial record. Applicants established abroad must produce an extract from the relevant register or, failing this, an equivalent document issued by the…
The provisions of articles R. 2143-7 to R. 2143-9 apply. However, for contracts fulfilling a need whose estimated value is below the formal procedure thresholds, the purchaser may accept as sufficient proof a declaration on honour, instead of the supporting documents required by the provisions of the articles mentioned in the previous paragraph.
Where the competent authorities of the candidate’s country of origin or establishment do not issue the supporting documents and evidence referred to in Articles R. 2143-7 to R. 2143-9 and Article R. 2343-8, or where these do not mention all the grounds for exclusion from the award procedure, they may be replaced by a declaration on oath or, in countries where such an oath is not provided for, by a…
In order to verify that candidates meet the conditions for participation in the procedure, the purchaser may in particular require the production of the information and documents listed in a joint order of the ministers responsible for the economy and defence appended to this code.
The provisions of article R. 2143-12 apply.
Where the award of a defence or security contract requires the holding of protected data, the purchaser shall require candidates to provide evidence of their ability to process, store and transmit such data with the necessary level of protection. Where the candidate is established in France, the purchaser may ask the competent administrative authority to verify, within a period set by the purchaser, the conformity of the premises and installations…
The consultation documents may stipulate that candidates will not be required to provide supporting documents and means of evidence which the purchaser can obtain directly via an electronic system for making information available administered by an official body or via a digital storage space, provided that the application file includes all the information needed to consult this system or space and that access to it is free of charge.
The purchaser may stipulate in the consultation documents that candidates are not required to provide supporting documents and evidence which have already been sent to them as part of a previous consultation and which remain valid.
Candidates registered on an official list of approved operators of a Member State of the European Union or in possession of a certificate issued by a certification body meeting European certification standards may present to the purchaser a certificate of registration issued by the competent authority or the certificate issued by the competent certification body, provided that these operators are established in the Member State which drew up the official…
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