Article R2361-14
The minimum time limit for receipt of applications is thirty-seven days from the date on which the contract notice was sent or thirty days if the notice was sent electronically.
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The minimum time limit for receipt of applications is thirty-seven days from the date on which the contract notice was sent or thirty days if the notice was sent electronically.
The purchaser defines its needs and requirements in the contract notice or in another consultation document.The arrangements for the dialogue, the award criteria and an indicative timetable are specif…
The purchaser who decides to use an electronic auction shall mention this in the contract notice.
The provisions of article R. 2161-26 apply.
The purchaser shall negotiate with all tenderers in respect of their initial and subsequent tenders, with the exception of final tenders. The negotiations may not relate to the subject of the contract…
Where the use of electronic means of communication is provided for by the purchaser, the latter may require that tenders be presented in the form of an electronic catalogue or that they include such a…
The provisions of article R. 2161-31 apply.
The provisions of article R. 2162-55 apply.
The provisions of article R. 2162-57 apply.
The provisions of articles R. 2162-59 to R. 2162-61 apply.
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