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Art. 54 Order on the Accession of the Republic and Canton of Jura to the Intercantonal Agreement on Public Procurement (AIMP)

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Art. 54 Order on the Accession of the Republic and Canton of Jura to the Intercantonal Agreement on Public Procurement (AIMP)

The appeal does not have a suspensive effect.

Upon request, the Cantonal Administrative Court may grant suspensive effect to the appeal if it appears sufficiently well-founded and no overriding public interest opposes it. Generally, there is only an exchange of written submissions regarding suspensive effect.

A request for granting of suspensive effect that is abusive or contrary to good faith is not protected. Claims for damages by the awarding authority and the selected bidder fall under the jurisdiction of the civil courts.

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Court Decisions Applying This Provision (2)

ADM 2025 159 · ju (art. 54 al. 1 AIMP)
Cyber Administration Platform Redevelopment Tender Challenge Rejected
The provision states that appeals in public procurement matters generally do not have suspensive effect.
ADM 2025 159 · ju (art. 54 al. 2 AIMP)
Cyber Administration Platform Redevelopment Tender Challenge Rejected
This provision allows the Administrative Court to grant suspensive effect to an appeal if it appears sufficiently founded and no overriding public or private interest opposes it.