Article R2361-10
The deadline for receipt of tenders is freely set by the purchaser.
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The deadline for receipt of tenders is freely set by the purchaser.
The provisions of articles R. 2162-63 to R. 2162-65 apply.
The dialogue may take place in successive stages so as to reduce the number of solutions to be discussed, by applying the award criteria defined in the contract notice or in another consultation docum…
At the request of the purchaser, the successful tenderer may be asked to clarify aspects of its tender or to confirm the financial commitments contained therein. However, such requests may not have th…
The minimum time limit for receipt of applications shall be thirty-seven days from the date on which the contract notice was sent or thirty days where the notice was sent electronically.Where a situat…
Where the choice of the successful tenderer is not based solely on the criterion of price, the invitation sent to each tenderer shall be accompanied by the result of the full evaluation of its tender…
The provisions of articles R. 2161-28 and R. 2161-29 apply.
Electronic catalogues shall be drawn up by candidates or tenderers in accordance with the technical specifications and format provided by the purchaser. They shall comply with the requirements applica…
After the closure of the electronic auction, the contract shall be awarded on the basis of the results of that auction, subject to compliance with the provisions of Section 2 of Chapter II of Title V.
The purchaser shall indicate in the consultation documents the minimum requirements with which tenders must comply.
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