(Art. 8 para. 5, 48 para. 1 and 52 para. 5)
Public contracts outside the scope of international treaties
- The following are deemed to be public contracts outside the scope of international treaties:
- procurements which are not covered by the lists of subjected goods, work and services referred to in section 1 of Annexes 1-3 or whose contract value is below the thresholds set out in Annex 4;
- the delegation of public tasks and the granting of concessions as described in Article 9;
- the procurement of weapons, ammunition, war material and, provided they are essential for defence and security purposes, other supplies of goods, construction work, services and research or development services;
- public contracts for international development cooperation and international cooperation with Eastern Europe, humanitarian aid and peacebuilding and human security, insofar as a procurement is not excluded from the scope of this Act.
- The following provisions additionally apply to public contracts outside the scope of international treaties:
– Article 6 paragraph 2
– Article 16 paragraphs 4 and 5
– Article 20
– Article 29 paragraph 2
– Article 42 paragraph 1
– Article 46 paragraph 4
– Article 52 paragraph 2