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Showing 2471–2480 of 29147 articles for “Art. s. 1832 to 1844-17”
Purchasers shall keep documents relating to the performance of contracts, in accordance with the conditions laid down by regulation.
The provisions of article L. 2196-1 apply.
The minimum time limit for receipt of applications and tenders is thirty-five days from the date of dispatch of the contract notice.
In the case of a restricted invitation to tender, a procedure with negotiation or a competitive dialogue, the invitation shall include at least the following information: 1° The reference of the publi…
The purchaser shall simultaneously and in writing invite the candidates admitted to tender or to take part in the dialogue.
A contracting authority other than a central public authority listed in a notice annexed to this Code may set the deadline for receipt of tenders by mutual agreement with the selected candidates, prov…
…ll set a time limit which may not be less than ten days from the date of dispatch of the invitation to tender.
The purchaser may decide to examine the tenders before the applications. When it makes use of this option, it shall examine the applications impartially and transparently. In particular, it must ensur…
…etition is made by means of a prior information notice, from the date of dispatch of the invitation to confirm interest.Where a duly justified emergency makes it impossible to comply with this minimum…
The minimum period laid down in Article R. 2161-2 may be reduced: 1° To fifteen days if the purchaser has published a prior information notice or a periodic indicative notice that has not been used as…
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