1. Ooops, we spent too much on our waste contract
2. We should have a Procurement Minister, says Labour
3. Local authorities "should not gold plate procurement says minister." Why not regulate the way they procure then, says Pedro.
4. Wales will refresh its procurement policy, said Jane Hutt during Procurement Week
5. Australia will join China's led Asia Infrastructure bank if procurement access is part of the deal
Every year since 2022 I update my table on the use of different public procurement procedures across the EU, based on data available on TED. Here's the table for procedures initiated up to the end of 2025. Year Open Restricted I Partnership C Dialogue CP + Neg Total 2014
On my post earlier today I mentioned not being able to access the national procurement portal. As it happens, I can if I use a Mac or an iOS device...but not on my linux machines. So, the portal is up and available for most, at least. Portugal publishes a
In the fall of 2025 I got wind that the Portuguese government was going to review the Public Contracts Code in short notice. This revision was described as a thorough affair and not a simple nip and tuck. In a discussion on Linkedin I was assured the draft would be
Work for long enough in a field and you will watch the same debates happen time and time again. This time around it is the idea of local preferences in public procurement. Now, for the particular debate I cannot say having been part of it multiple times, but some of