From Emmanuel Macron to Bruno Le Maire, via Gabriel Attal, members of the government are emphasizing their desire to launch a new wave of simplification in France.
A “Pact 2” bill should therefore see the light of day by the summer to simplify the lives of businesses, mired in administrative complexity.
And among the multitude of proposals put forward, the question of access to public procurement for SMEs regularly comes to the forefront.
In the consultation carried out with French business leaders at the end of 2023, Bercy notes their desire to
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change the terms of calls for tenders in public markets in favor of a greater place reserved for SMEs-VSEs
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.
The parliamentarians, co-authors of the report “Rendering Hours to the Frenchman”
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also underline access that is
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still too complicated and redundant
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, which
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discourages VSEs and SMEs from responding to consultations or affects their productivity when they have won the market
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.
And this…
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