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PART 2 RULES IMPLEMENTING THE PUBLIC CONTRACTS DIRECTIVE
CHAPTER 1 SCOPE AND GENERAL PRINCIPLES
10.Exclusions: Public contracts awarded, and design contests organised, pursuant to international rules
12.Exclusions: Service contracts awarded on the basis of an exclusive right
13.Exclusions: Public contracts between entities within the public sector
14.Specific situations: Contracts subsidised by a contracting authority
18.Public contracts and design contests involving defence or security aspects which are awarded or organised pursuant to international rules
CHAPTER 2 RULES ON PUBLIC CONTRACTS
SECTION 4 Techniques and Instruments for Electronic and Aggregated Procurement
Choice of Participants and Awarding Contracts
60.... Single Procurement Document: Use, content and form of the SPD
63.Quality assurance standards and environmental management standards
65.Recognition of official lists of approved economic operators and certification by certification bodies.
66.Reduction of the number of otherwise qualified candidates to be invited to participate
CHAPTER 3 PARTICULAR PROCUREMENT REGIMES
CHAPTER 6 APPLICATIONS TO THE COURT
87.Duty owed to economic operators , including those from countries with whom the EU has a relevant international agreement other than the GPA
87B.Duty owed to economic operators from countries with whom the United Kingdom has an international agreement, other than the GPA
89.Automatic Suspension of authority power to proceed with contract award
93.General interest grounds for not making a declaration of ineffectiveness
PART 4 REVOCATIONS, CONSEQUENTIAL AMENDMENTS, SAVINGS AND TRANSITIONAL PROVISIONS
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