SECTION 26

(1) Service contracts are contracts that are neither for works nor supplies, concluded with service providers for the provision of intangible services, the substance of which can be quantifiable or non-quantifiable. (2) Contracts for quantifiable services are contracts for the provision of services that do not necessarily require a design. They translate into a physically measurable result. These include security, cleaning or upkeep of public buildings or green spaces, upkeep or maintenance of office or computer supplies and equipment, and insurance, excluding health insurance. (3) Contracts for non-quantifiable services, other than intellectual services, are contracts for the provision of non-quantifiable services that do not necessarily require a design. These include health insurance, advertisement, financial auditing, organisation of training seminars. (4) Contracts for intellectual services are contracts for non-quantifiable services meant for the provision of services that are mainly intellectual in nature. IV. Other Types of Contracts IV.1. Framework Agreements