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31.—(1) Subject to paragraphs (2) and (3), a contracting authority which has awarded a public contract or concluded a framework agreement shall, not later than 48 days after the award or conclusion, send to the Official Journal a notice, in the form of the contract award notice in Annex III to Commission Regulation (EC) No. 1564/2005 including the information therein specified.
(2) Any of the information specified in the form of the contract award notice in Annex III to Commission Regulation (EC) No. 1564/2005 to be included in the contract award notice may be omitted in a particular case where to publish such information–
(a)would impede law enforcement;
(b)would otherwise be contrary to the public interest;
(c)would prejudice the legitimate commercial interest of any person; or
(d)might prejudice fair competition between economic operators.
(3) A contracting authority shall not be required to send a contract award notice in accordance with paragraph (1) where it awards a contract under a framework agreement which has been concluded in accordance with regulation 19.
(4) A contracting authority which has awarded a contract under a dynamic purchasing system in accordance with regulation 20 may–
(a)send the contract award notice in accordance with paragraph (1); or
(b)retain any notice it is proposing to send to the Official Journal in accordance with paragraph (1) for a period of 3 months from the date that the first notice was retained.
(5) Where a contracting authority retains contract award notices in accordance with paragraph (4)(b), it shall send those contract award notices to the Official Journal not later than 48 days after the end of each period of 3 months.
(6) A contracting authority which has awarded a Part B services contract shall state in the contract award notice whether or not it agrees to its publication.
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