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ARTICLE · 07 JANUARY 2019

The Public Procurement Code: A Great Tool

August Debouzy
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Ordinance No.2018-1074 regarding the legislative part of the Public Procurement Code and Decree No.2018-1075

FranceGovernment, Public Sector

2018 ends with the publication of the French Public Procurement Code.

Ordinance No.2018-1074 regarding the legislative part of the Public Procurement Code and Decree No.2018-1075 regarding the regulatory part of the Public Procurement Code were published in the Journal Officiel on December 5, 2018.

The Public Procurement Code will on be applicable as of April 1st, 2019, time to allow the "actors" (new terminology used by the table of contents of the code) of public procurement (buyers and economic operators) to become familiar with the new architecture of the applicable rules.

The thirty or so scattered texts that have, hitherto, governed French public procurements (texts relating to public procurement, concessions, payment periods, supervision of public works, electronic invoicing, arbitration, subcontracting, etc.) have been replaced by a single text of 1,747 articles.

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