French Public procurement codeIn force
Subsection 1: Open invitation to tender
Article R2161-5
The buyer cannot negotiate with tenderers. He can only ask them to specify the content of their offer.
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The buyer cannot negotiate with tenderers. He can only ask them to specify the content of their offer.
The minimum period laid down in Article R. 2161-7 may be reduced: 1° To ten days if the contracting authority has published a prior information notice which has not been used as a call for tenders and…
The buyer cannot negotiate with tenderers. He can only ask them to specify the content of their offer.
For contracting authorities, the minimum time limit for receipt of tenders is thirty days from the date of dispatch of the invitation to tender.
References to provisions that are not applicable in the local authority are replaced by references to provisions with the same purpose that are applicable there.
For the application of this code in Mayotte, the word:"département" is replaced by the word:"collectivité".
The provisions of articles R. 2111-1 and R. 2111-2 apply.
If the defence or security contract is awarded using the invitation to tender procedure mentioned in article L. 2124-2, this invitation to tender is restricted. Only candidates selected by the purchas…
The provisions of article R. 2161-11 apply.
Where a situation of urgency not caused by the purchaser makes it impossible to comply with the minimum time limits set out in articles R. 2361-3 to R. 2361-5, the purchaser may set a time limit for r…
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