Article 529: Contract for the supply of goods for public or municipal purposes

1. Where a State or municipal contract provides that the delivery of the goods shall be made by the supplier (implementor) to a public or municipal customer on contracts for the supply of goods for public or municipal purposes, by the public or municipal employer not later than thirty days from the date of signature of the state or municipality A notice of the buyer’s attachment to the supplier(s) shall be given to the supplier(s) and the buyer’s attachment to the supplier(s) shall be notified. or by a public or municipal employer in accordance with a State or municipal contract, is the basis for the conclusion of a contract for the supply of goods to a State or municipality. 2. The supplier (operator) is required to send the draft contract for the supply of goods for public or municipal purposes to the buyer specified in the attachment notice not later than three days. Days from the date of receipt of the notification from the State or municipal employer, unless otherwise provided for in the State or municipal contract or otherwise 3. The Party receiving the draft contract for the supply of goods for public or municipal purposes shall sign it and return one copy to the other parties. e Within thirty days of receipt of the project, and if there is disagreement on the terms of the contract within the same time frame, prepare a protocol of disagreement and send it along with the signed contract to the other party. 4. A Party that has received a signed draft contract for the supply of goods for public or municipal purposes with a protocol of disagreement shall, within thirty days, consider the difference To take steps to harmonize the terms of the treaty with the other party and to notify the other party of the adoption of the treaty as drafted or of the rejection of the protocol of disagreement. 5. If the supplier(s) avoids the conclusion of the contract for the supply of goods to the State or to the State, it may be referred to the court by the party concerned within 30 days. The buyer is entitled to apply to the court to compel the supplier (operator) to enter into a contract under the terms of the buyer ' s draft contract.