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Article L3427-1 of the French Public procurement code

The following provisions are applicable in New Caledonia to concession contracts entered into by the State or its public establishments, subject to the powers devolved to this collectivity, in their wording resulting from Act no. 2020-1525 of 7 December 2020 on the acceleration and simplification of public action, unless otherwise stated in the table below. Applicable provisions In their wording L. 3411-1 to L. 3411-7

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Article L3428-1 of the French Public procurement code

The following provisions are applicable in the French Southern and Antarctic Lands to concession contracts entered into by the State or its public establishments as well as by other public and private law bodies and persons entrusted by the State with a public administrative service mission, in their wording resulting from Law no. 2020-1525 of 7 December 2020 on the acceleration and simplification of public action, unless otherwise stated in…

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Article R2100-1 of the French Public procurement code

The Banque de France, the Institut d’émission des départements d’outre-mer, the Institut d’émission d’outre-mer, the Institut de France, the Académie française, the Académie des inscriptions et belles-lettres, the Académie des sciences, the Académie des beaux-arts, the Académie nationale de médecine, the Académie des sciences morales et politiques, the Offices publics de l’habitat, Pôle emploi, the Caisse des dépôts et consignations and, for their purchases intended for the conduct of their…

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Article R2111-1 of the French Public procurement code

In order to prepare for the award of a contract, the purchaser may carry out consultations or market studies, request opinions or inform economic operators of its plans and requirements. The results of prior studies and discussions may be used by the purchaser, provided that such use does not have the effect of distorting competition or infringing the principles mentioned in article L. 3.

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Article R2111-2 of the French Public procurement code

The purchaser shall take appropriate measures to ensure that competition is not distorted by the participation in the contract award procedure of an economic operator who has had access to information of which other candidates or tenderers are unaware, due to his prior direct or indirect participation in the preparation of this procedure. This operator is excluded from the award procedure only when this situation cannot be remedied by other…

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Article D2111-3 of the French Public procurement code

The annual amount of purchases provided for in article L. 2111-3 is set at fifty million euros excluding tax. In order to determine the total annual amount of their purchases, the contracting authorities and contracting entities subject to article L. 2111-3 shall take into account the expenditure incurred during a calendar year in connection with their contracts, with the exception of those covered by Book V of this Part.

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Article R2111-4 of the French Public procurement code

The technical specifications define the characteristics required of the works, supplies or services which are the subject of the contract.These characteristics may refer to the specific process or method of production or supply of the works, products or services requested or to a specific process at another stage in their life cycle, even where these factors do not form part of their material content, provided that they are linked to…

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Article R2111-7 of the French Public procurement code

The technical specifications may not mention a particular manufacturing method or process or a specific provenance or origin, or refer to a trade mark, patent or type where such mention or reference is likely to favour or eliminate certain economic operators or certain products. However, such a statement or reference is possible if it is justified by the subject of the contract or, exceptionally, in cases where a sufficiently precise…

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