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Article L2512-1 of the French Public procurement code

The rules defined in Title II apply to public contracts which must be concluded in accordance with the procedures laid down by : 1° An international agreement or administrative arrangement relating to the stationing of troops; 2° An international agreement or administrative arrangement concluded between a Member State of the European Union and one or more third States or a subdivision thereof, relating to works, supplies or services intended for…

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Article L2512-2 of the French Public procurement code

The same rules apply to public contracts concluded:1° in accordance with the procedure specific to an international organisation when the public contract is entirely financed by this international organisation;2° in accordance with the procedure agreed between an international organisation and the purchaser when the public contract is co-financed for the most part by this international organisation.

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Article L2512-3 of the French Public procurement code

The rules defined in Title II shall apply to public contracts which require secrecy or the performance of which must be accompanied by special security measures in accordance with the legislative or regulatory provisions in force or for which the protection of the essential interests of the State so requires, provided that such security or protection cannot be guaranteed by other means.

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Article L2512-4 of the French Public procurement code

The rules laid down in Title II shall apply to public service contracts concluded with a purchaser subject to this Part where the latter enjoys an exclusive right by virtue of a provision adopted by law, provided that this provision is compatible with the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union.

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Article L2512-5 of the French Public procurement code

The following public contracts are subject to the same rules: 1° Services relating to the acquisition or rental, by whatever financial means, of land, existing buildings or other immovable property, or relating to other rights over such property; 2° Services relating to research and development for which the purchaser does not acquire exclusive ownership of the results or does not entirely finance the service. Research and development covers all activities…

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Article L2513-1 of the French Public procurement code

Public service contracts concluded by a contracting authority which : 1° either relate to broadcasting time or to the supply of programmes when they are awarded to publishers of audiovisual communication services or broadcasting organisations; 2° or have as their object the purchase, development, production or co-production of programmes intended for broadcasting and which are awarded by publishers of audiovisual communication services or broadcasting organisations. The notion of programme includes…

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Article L2513-2 of the French Public procurement code

The same rules apply to public contracts concluded by a contracting authority whose main purpose is to enable the provision or operation of public electronic communications networks or the provision to the public of one or more electronic communications services.

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Article L2513-3 of the French Public procurement code

Public service contracts awarded by a contracting authority providing postal services within the meaning of 5° of Article L. 1212-3 and relating to: 1° Electronic mail services provided entirely by electronic means, in particular the secure transmission of electronically encoded documents, address management services and the transmission of registered electronic mail; 2° Banking and investment services and insurance services; 3° Philatelic services; 4° Logistics services combining the physical delivery of…

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Article L2513-4 of the French Public procurement code

The same rules apply to public contracts concluded or organised by a contracting authority exercising one or more of the activities mentioned in 2° of article L. 1212-3 and which relate to the exploration of a geographical area for the purpose of prospecting for oil or gas.

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