In English Archive

• 0February 1, 2012

  EU Procurement Regulations – a bulwark against corruption, or a pain in the bulwarks ?

  By Peter Smith (SpendMatters) - We had an interesting debate last week in our “comments” section around the EU regulations –...

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• 0January 29, 2012

  Russia : “Public procurement crimes cause $219 mln loss to state”

  Public procurement crimes caused a loss of more than $221.52 million to the budget in 11 months of 2011, deputy...

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• 1January 25, 2012

  UK govt ‘should learn German public procurement lessons’

  The British government can deliver a much-needed boost to the manufacturing sector by learning public procurement lessons from Germany, it...

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• 0January 18, 2012

  The European Commission encourages the access to the public procurement for SMEs

  The European Commission launched an statement in which defends the reform proposals to modernise the existing tools and instruments on...

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• 1January 11, 2012

  Lawyers must pitch for State contracts

  Lawyers will have to compete on price when working for public bodies under rules being introduced this month to cut the...

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• 0January 8, 2012

  European Commission Publishes Staff Working Paper On Public-Public Cooperation

  The European Commission has published a staff working paper providing a broad overview of the ECJ’s case law on the...

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• 1January 4, 2012

  All aboard? Bombardier, train making and industrial policy in the UK

  The UK’s last train-making factory was yesterday thrown a lifeline – for now at least – after winning a contract...

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• 0January 1, 2012

  Happy New Year 2012 !

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• 0December 28, 2011

  European Commission publishes proposals for modernising public procurement

  Changes to European public procurement which will ensure greater consideration for social and environmental criteria have been proposed by the...

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