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11.—(1) These Regulations do not apply to the procurement for the award of a concession contract in the fields of defence and security as referred to in the Defence and Security Regulations—
(a)which are governed by specific procedural rules pursuant to an international agreement or arrangement concluded between one or more member States and one or more third countries;
(b)which are governed by specific procedural rules pursuant to a concluded international agreement or arrangement relating to the stationing of troops and concerning the undertakings of a member State or a third country;
(c)which are governed by specific procedural rules of an international organisation purchasing for its purposes or which must be awarded by a member State in accordance with those rules;
(d)in relation to which the application of these Regulations would oblige the United Kingdom to supply information the disclosure of which it considers contrary to the essential interests of its security or the procurement and performance of which is classified as secret or must be accompanied by special security measures in accordance with the laws, regulations or administrative provisions in force in any part of the United Kingdom, provided that the United Kingdom has determined that the essential interests concerned cannot be guaranteed by less intrusive measures, such as those referred to in paragraph (2);
(e)awarded in the framework of a cooperative programme referred to in regulation 7(1)(c) of the Defence and Security Regulations;
(f)awarded by a government to another government relating to works and services directly linked to military equipment or sensitive equipment, or works and services specifically for military purposes, or sensitive works and sensitive services (and in this sub-paragraph “government” means the State, regional or local government of a member State or a State which is not a member State);
(g)awarded in a third country, to be carried out when forces are deployed outside the territory of the European Union if operational needs require those concession contracts to be concluded with economic operators located in the area of operations.
(2) These Regulations do not apply to concession contracts not otherwise exempted under paragraph (1) to the extent that the protection of the essential security interests of the United Kingdom or another member State cannot be guaranteed by less intrusive measures, for example by imposing requirements aimed at protecting the confidential nature of information which the contracting entity makes available in a procurement for the award of a concession contract as provided for in these Regulations.
(3) These Regulations do not apply to procurement for the award of a concession contract involving defence or security aspects which the contracting entities carries out in accordance with procurement rules provided by an international organisation or international financing institution if the concession contract concerned is fully financed by that organisation or institution or is co-financed for the most part by such organisation or institution.
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