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Art. 12 Act on Public Procurement (LMP-VD) - Undeclared Work

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Art. 12 Public Procurement Law (PPL-VD) - Undeclared Work · Undeclared Work

1. The department is the competent authority to pronounce exclusion from future public contracts pursuant to Article 13 of the Federal Act of June 17, 2005, on measures to combat undeclared work [C] (LTN; RS 822.41).

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Court Decisions Applying This Provision (4)

MPU.2017.0044 · vd (art. 12 al. 3 LMP-VD)
Appeal Against Children's Hospital Construction Contract Award Dismissed Due to Transparent Evaluation
Mentioned by the defendant (CHUV) when requesting security for costs from the appellants, though ultimately rejected by the court in the decision.
MPU.2017.0009 · vd (art. 12 al. 3 LMP-VD)
Tender Award Challenge and Suspensive Effect of Appeal
Cited in the reasoning regarding the rejection of the request for security.
MPU.2015.0011 · vd (art. 12 al. 2 LMP-VD)
Challenge to Municipal Advertising Concession Award and Provisional Suspension Dispute
This provision allows the appeal authority to grant suspensive effect to an appeal if it appears sufficiently founded and no preponderant public or private interest opposes it, which justifies the maintenance of the provisional suspensive effect.
MPU.2015.0011 · vd (art. 12 al. 3 LMP-VD)
Challenge to Municipal Advertising Concession Award and Provisional Suspension Dispute
This provision, although its applicability was questioned, relates to the basis for claiming security deposits which was ultimately rejected.