Article R2111-15
The purchaser may require a particular label provided that the characteristics demonstrated by this label: 1° Are related to the subject of the contract within the meaning of Article L. 2112-3; 2° Ena…
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The purchaser may require a particular label provided that the characteristics demonstrated by this label: 1° Are related to the subject of the contract within the meaning of Article L. 2112-3; 2° Ena…
The label used must have the following characteristics:1° It is established following an open and transparent procedure;2° It is based on objectively verifiable and non-discriminatory criteria;3° The…
A label is any document, certificate or attestation which proves that the works, products, services, processes or procedures related to the subject of the contract meet certain characteristics. The la…
A purchaser who requires a particular label accepts all labels that confirm that the characteristics required under the contract are met.
The technical specifications define the characteristics required of the works, supplies or services which are the subject of the contract.These characteristics may refer to the specific process or met…
The technical specifications may specify whether the transfer of intellectual property rights will be required.
Except in duly justified cases, the technical specifications shall be drawn up in such a way as to take account of accessibility criteria for people with disabilities or functionality criteria for all…
The standards or documents are marked "or equivalent" and chosen in the following order of preference: 1° National standards transposing European standards; 2° European Technical Assessments; 3° Commo…
The technical specifications may not mention a particular manufacturing method or process or a specific provenance or origin, or refer to a trade mark, patent or type where such mention or reference i…
The purchaser shall formulate the technical specifications:1° Either by reference to standards or other equivalent documents available to candidates;2° Or in terms of performance or functional require…
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