Article L1312-2
When a conceding authority concludes a single contract intended to satisfy objectively indissociable needs which, on the one hand, are covered by the ordinary law on concession contracts provided for…
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When a conceding authority concludes a single contract intended to satisfy objectively indissociable needs which, on the one hand, are covered by the ordinary law on concession contracts provided for…
An irregular tender is a tender that does not comply with the requirements set out in the consultation documents, in particular because it is incomplete, or that fails to comply with the applicable le…
Where a conceding authority decides to enter into a single contract intended to satisfy objectively separable needs which, on the one hand, are covered by the general law on concession contracts set o…
A partnership contract may be concluded for the purpose of carrying out an operation that meets the needs of another legal entity governed by public or private law, with a view to the performance of i…
The purchaser may terminate the contract in the event of force majeure.
…it is intended to award the partnership contract must submit the definitive financing within a deadline set by the purchaser. If it fails to do so, the partnership contract may not be awarded to it a…
The parties to a private law contract may have recourse to a third party conciliator or mediator, under the conditions laid down by the provisions of Chapter I of Title VI of Book I and Chapter II of…
The purchaser monitors the performance of the partnership contract. This control takes place, at the very least, during and at the end of each of the phases of performance of the tasks set out in the…
…into by the purchaser for the purpose of carrying out an operation that meets the needs of another legal entity governed by public or private law for the performance of its duties, or where the opera…
The purchaser may refuse to accept an economic operator who, having regard in particular to the geographical location outside the territory of the European Union of the tools, materials, technical equ…
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