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BOE-A-2026-16991 ·4 August 2026 ·Resolution not-relevant
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Contracting authorities in Aragon: urgency of civil protection emergency contracts must be assessed

The Aragon-State Bilateral Commission has reached an agreement to resolve jurisdictional disputes regarding Aragon's Decree-Law 6/2025. The agreement stipulates that contracting authorities must examine whether the requirements of contracts derived from this Decree-Law prevent ordinary processing, thereby justifying the application of urgency rules (Annex, Section I). Furthermore, it has been agreed to promote a legislative amendment to clarify that the grounds of the Decree-Law constitute a reason of public interest for urgent processing.

In 2 key points

  1. Contracting authorities must examine whether requirements prevent ordinary processing to apply urgency, Annex I (Anexo, apartado I)
  2. A legislative amendment to Decree-Law 6/2025 will be promoted to clarify the reason of public interest, Annex I (Anexo, apartado I)

How it affects those involved

For contracting authorities in Aragon, the agreement removes legal uncertainty regarding the application of urgent processing for contracts linked to the repair of damage caused by civil protection emergencies (Annex, Section I). The Government of Aragon has committed to amending the wording of the provision to ensure that urgency is the standard procedure for these files (Annex, Section I).

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2026-08-04PublishedPublished in the BOE
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