Add to ORKGPublic procurement is a key policy area for the proper functioning of the internal market, accounting for 14 % of EU GDP. It is also an instrument that can be used to help achieve other policy goals, including successful recovery from the present crisis. The 2014 Public Procurement Directives were explicitly aimed at increasing access to procurement markets; improving transparency, integrity and data; boosting the digital transformation of procurement; and becoming the tool for strategic implementation of green, social and innovative policies in Member States. The EU would henceforth not only coordinate public procurement rules in order to ensure the integrity of the internal market in public contracts. It would also seek to utilise public...
At the height of the COVID-19 crisis in Europe, the European Commission published guidance on option...
The UK public sector spends approximately 12.5% of GDP buying goods and services. Failures in procur...
The UK public sector spends approximately 12.5% of GDP buying goods and services. Failures in procur...
Public procurement is a key policy area for the proper functioning of the internal market, accountin...
In examining recent initiatives at European level, the EU2020 strategy and the relaunch of the singl...
In examining recent initiatives at European level, the EU2020 strategy and the relaunch of the singl...
Public procurement amounts to about 16 per cent of the EU Member States’ GDP. A major contribution t...
Public procurement amounts to about 16 per cent of the EU Member States’ GDP. A major contribution t...
The COVID-19 pandemic has prompted huge increases in public spending in Europe, not only as an immed...
The COVID-19 pandemic has prompted huge increases in public spending in Europe, not only as an immed...
A single European market cannot rule out the participation of the State, through public procurement,...
A single European market cannot rule out the participation of the State, through public procurement,...
A single European market cannot rule out the participation of the State, through public procurement,...
The first concrete result of the reform of the European public procurement system has been achieved ...
The first concrete result of the reform of the European public procurement system has been achieved ...
At the height of the COVID-19 crisis in Europe, the European Commission published guidance on option...
The UK public sector spends approximately 12.5% of GDP buying goods and services. Failures in procur...
The UK public sector spends approximately 12.5% of GDP buying goods and services. Failures in procur...
Public procurement is a key policy area for the proper functioning of the internal market, accountin...
In examining recent initiatives at European level, the EU2020 strategy and the relaunch of the singl...
In examining recent initiatives at European level, the EU2020 strategy and the relaunch of the singl...
Public procurement amounts to about 16 per cent of the EU Member States’ GDP. A major contribution t...
Public procurement amounts to about 16 per cent of the EU Member States’ GDP. A major contribution t...
The COVID-19 pandemic has prompted huge increases in public spending in Europe, not only as an immed...
The COVID-19 pandemic has prompted huge increases in public spending in Europe, not only as an immed...
A single European market cannot rule out the participation of the State, through public procurement,...
A single European market cannot rule out the participation of the State, through public procurement,...
A single European market cannot rule out the participation of the State, through public procurement,...
The first concrete result of the reform of the European public procurement system has been achieved ...
The first concrete result of the reform of the European public procurement system has been achieved ...
At the height of the COVID-19 crisis in Europe, the European Commission published guidance on option...
The UK public sector spends approximately 12.5% of GDP buying goods and services. Failures in procur...
The UK public sector spends approximately 12.5% of GDP buying goods and services. Failures in procur...