Bruun-Nielsen

A recent decision from the European Court of Justice (ECJ) in joined cases C-155/19 and 156/19 concerns the definition of public law bodies, which alongside state and regional authorities is the second category of entities covered by the so-called classical sector public procurement directive (2014/24/EU). The definition includes cumulative requirements as regards general interest activities,… Continue reading New ECJ case concerning the entities covered by the Public Procurement Directives

The use of digital standard forms as part of the procurement process has obvious  advantages. It saves time and reduces the risk of errors through use of autofill and the blocking of uploading where the bidder has for example forgotten to tick a box or a drop-down menu or to include an annex. From the perspective… Continue reading ESPD ambiguities in e-procurement