Public Procurement

Public procurement has played a key role in the creation of the European single market. It is designed to ensure healthy competition between suppliers and value-for-money for purchasers, as well as to prevent discrimination or the favouring of “national champions”. Non compliance with the rules can have very serious commercial consequences.

Our international team has the experience to address public procurement issues arising under EU and national law from the perspective of all those involved in the procurement process. We anticipate potential issues and prepare suitable strategies for dealing with the rules, providing clear, structured advice to guide you from the initial commercial assessment to the final award and performance of the contract.

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Public procurement remedies made more effective

The new Public Procurement Remedies Directive must be implemented by Member States by 20 December 2009. We review the main changes introduced by the Directive and advise as to good procurement housekeeping practices.

New EU Commissioners, Union replaces community, new terminology and numbering

After much speculation the President has announced his nomination for a Competition Commissioner to take over from Neelie Kroes. In addition, as from today when the Treaty of Lisbon takes effect, all those practicing in these fields will have to get a handle of changes in legal terminology and article referencing.

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