Choice of law applicable to joint cross-border public procurement by central purchasing bodies or under occasional collaboration agreements
The Interface Between Public Procurement and Competition Regulation During the COVID-19 Pandemic: A South African Perspective
An important and long due adjustment introduced to the EU public procurement law by the new directives1 is the regulation concerning modification of public contracts.2 Deriving from the case-law of the CJEU, the rules equals any amendment that is materially different from the initial public contract, to a de facto new contract award that is considered to be an unacceptable procurement practice.3 The said materiality criterion has received general acceptance and good attention in legal literature…
Volym: no 1
Sida: s. 33
År: 2015