The UK regulations governing the award of public concession contracts, under which the concessionaire is granted the right to exploit works or services, typically by charging users and assuming a significant operating risk. The regime is distinct from that applying to conventional public works, supplies, and services contracts.
Concession Contracts Regulations 2016 (CCR 2016)
The UK regulations governing the award of concession contracts, where the concessionaire exploits works or services and bears significant operating risk.
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