A few introductory remarks on the Danish public procurement market
In the latest issue of the Polish Public Procurement Law Journal you will find the article 'A few introductory remarks on the Danish public procurement market', which I had the pleasure of preparing with prof. Marta Andhov of the University of Copenhagen.
The Danish public procurement system focuses on the best possible utilization of public funds, which is achieved through effective competition and the pursuit of environmental, social and innovative goals. It is known for its extensive use of flexible procedures, robust collaboration between the public and private sectors and the high degree of trust in the institutional framework, including the Danish Complaints Board for Public Procurement. This market’s competitiveness directly relates to the execution of the transparency principle and the prevention of corruption. The article provides an overview of the Danish public procurement system. It employs a legal dogmatic methodology, drawing from the Danish public procurement doctrine and publicly accessible data on the operation of the Danish public procurement market.
Ever-growing restrictions on whom public buyers can contract with – contemporary developments in the eu public procurement
I invite you to read a short analysis on the new restrictions on the choice of contractor in public procurement contracts. This blogpost was written in collaboration with professor Marta Andhov of the University of Copenhagen and appeared on BESTEK Public Procurement Central.
Case c-598/19 Conacee – reserved contracts and additional national criteria beyond those laid down in article 20(1) of directive 2014/24/eu on public procurement
I invite you to read a short analysis on the new restrictions on the reserved contracts and additional national criteria beyond those laid down in article 20(1) of directive 2014/24/eu on public procurement. This blogpost was written in collaboration with professor Marta Andhov of the University of Copenhagen and appeared on BESTEK Public Procurement Central.
Webinar - Bid Challenges: International Perspectives: June 15, 2021
On June 15 I had the chance to participate in the webinar: Bid Challenges: International Perspectives. This event was organized by George Washington University Law School and King's College London. Among speakers: Christopher Yukins, Kristina Arcara, Jean-Bernard Auby, Michael Bowsher QC, Matt Carter, David Drabkin, Laurence Folliot Lalliot, Annamaria La Chimia, Katarzyna Kuźma, Paul Lalonde, Kenneth Patton, Geo Quinot, Gabriella Racca, Johannes Schnitzer, Roland Stein, Andrea Sundstrand, Peter Trepte and Michał Kania.
Webinar: Green Transition in Public Procurement
On Tuesday, March 30 I had the chance to participate in the webinar concerning Green Transition in public procurement with great speakers: professor Marta Andhov (U. Copenhagen), dr Abbey Sample (Public Procurement Analysis / Greenville Procurement Partners) and professor Willem A. Janssen (U. Utrecht).