Links I Liked [Public Procurement]
3. LCTA and Assessing "Value" in Procurement - Tricky but key.
4. Red Flags: a project trying to tackle corruption in Hungary.
5. London Garden Bridge - Procurement and funding to be reviewed.
3. LCTA and Assessing "Value" in Procurement - Tricky but key.
4. Red Flags: a project trying to tackle corruption in Hungary.
5. London Garden Bridge - Procurement and funding to be reviewed.
I forgot to celebrate earlier this month the twentieth anniversary of my departure from Portugal. What was supposed to simply be a 3 month stay in Barcelona to get my head out of Portugal after an intense couple of years as a junior lawyer with too much responsibility but not
Article 70 is the first article of Chapter 5, that is the chapter on European preference. This first article establishes which economic operators, goods, services or works are considered to be within from the Union (broadly considered) to warrant non-discrimination and equal treatment. In the absence of 'covered&
As announced last week on Linkedin, myself and Marko Turudic will be commenting the Public Procurement Act proposal. This will be done in a similar fashion to the work me and Albert Sanchez-Graells did with the transposition of Directive 2014/24/EU to England, Wales and Northern Ireland. That
I had an interesting exchange last night on Bluesky about the Public Procurement Act proposal and its purported simplification. There I simply stated that 'simplification is yet to be seen.' My good friend Albert nailed it in the head on Linkedin: There is a difference between reducing the