French Public procurement codeIn force
Section 1: General rules
Article R2112-1
The threshold above which contracts must be concluded in writing is set at €25,000 excluding tax.
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The threshold above which contracts must be concluded in writing is set at €25,000 excluding tax.
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After consultation with the federations concerned and local authorities, a master plan for sports facilities of national interest is drawn up as part of the collective sports services plan mentioned i…
The General Director of the Regional Health Agency shall suspend or prohibit the performance of preparations, other than those referred to in Article L. 5125-1-1, if the pharmacy does not comply with…
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