(1) In case of compulsory recourse to sub-contracting, the bid documents shall, from the outset, indicate the nature of the services to be sub-contracted. 53
(2) The proportion of services that may be sub-contracted under a public contract shall be determined by the general administrative clauses.
(3) Service provision shall be sub-contracted primarily to local small- and medium-
sized enterprises (SMEs) in which nationals hold at least 51 (fifty-one) percent of the capital or, failing that, to SMEs and large enterprises in which nationals hold at least 33 (thirty-three) percent of the capital.
(4) A separate instrument of the Authority in charge of public contracts shall establish, by area of activity, the list of services whose supply may be sub-contracted.
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