An evaluation report on public commissions and complex ways to improve practice has been transferred to the Government.
It attempts to answer some legitimate questions related to public procurement: How to help optimize the cost of public infrastructure? How to make more efficient public services? How to support those who have to make a complex public procurement? Whether through government contracts to a holding in-house or by bringing in outside operators through various forms of public-private partnerships (PPP), the choice of methods used to acquire public infrastructure constitutes a major efficiency.
This report accompanies the process of reform of the legal partnership contracts, decided by the Council of Ministers of March 13, 2008:
- firstly, it shows other devices used in France by the government to dispose of public infrastructure created by private partners. And he makes a comparison with practices in other countries.
- on the other hand, it suggests ways to improve the practice of these complex purchases.
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