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A-33.2.1 - Act respecting the Autorité des marchés publics
Section 38
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38. An interested person or partnership or the person’s or partnership’s representative may file a complaint with the Authority about the awarding process for a public contract if, after expressing interest in carrying out the contract to the public body that published the notice of intention required by law, the person, partnership or representative disagrees with the public body’s decision.
The complaint must be filed with the Authority not later than three days after the complainant receives the public body’s decision. If that deadline expires on a holiday, it is extended to the next working day. For the purposes of this paragraph, Saturday is considered a holiday, as are 2 January and 26 December.
In force: 2019-05-25
38. An interested person or partnership or the person’s or partnership’s representative may file a complaint with the Authority about the awarding process for a public contract if, after expressing interest in carrying out the contract to the public body that published the notice of intention required by law, the person, partnership or representative disagrees with the public body’s decision.
The complaint must be filed with the Authority not later than three days after the complainant receives the public body’s decision. If that deadline expires on a holiday, it is extended to the next working day. For the purposes of this paragraph, Saturday is considered a holiday, as are 2 January and 26 December.
Not in force
38. An interested person or partnership or the person’s or partnership’s representative may file a complaint with the Authority about the awarding process for a public contract if, after expressing interest in carrying out the contract to the public body that published the notice of intention required by law, the person, partnership or representative disagrees with the public body’s decision.
The complaint must be filed with the Authority not later than three days after the complainant receives the public body’s decision. If that deadline expires on a holiday, it is extended to the next working day. For the purposes of this paragraph, Saturday is considered a holiday, as are 2 January and 26 December.
