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Showing 1481–1490 of 3405 articles for “Art. VIII”
For contracts meeting a need for an amount equal to or greater than the European thresholds set out in a notice annexed to this code, the purchaser shall send for publication, within a maximum period…
For contracts awarded in accordance with a formalised procedure, a minimum period of eleven days must be observed between the date on which the notification provided for in articles R. 2181-1 and R. 2…
Compliance with the time limit referred to in Article R. 2182-1 is not required: 1° Where the contract is awarded solely to the operator who took part in the consultation; 2° For the award of subseque…
The award notice shall be drawn up in accordance with the model set out in the European Commission Regulation establishing standard forms for the publication of notices in the framework of the award o…
The contract may be signed electronically, in accordance with the procedures laid down by an order of the Minister for the Economy, which is appended to this code.
Where the contracting entity is subject to a review of its contracts, it shall transmit to the authorities responsible for that review the information, documents or the main elements thereof referred…
The contracting entity shall also keep the following information: 1° The reasons for awarding a contract without prior advertising or competitive tendering; 2° The reasons why it did not allocate the…
Insofar as the award notice contains the information required by articles R. 2184-7 and R. 2184-8, the contracting entity may refer to this notice.
The information, documents or main elements mentioned in this section shall be communicated to the European Commission at its request.
Applications for the disclosure or production of documents or categories of documents made with a view to or in the context of an action for damages by a claimant who plausibly alleges injury caused b…
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