Thought of the day
From my twitter feed:
Local content requirements in #renewableenergy investment tenders can backfire if make projects more costly: @OECD expert #BCNclimatefuturesMay 23, 2017
Now, who would have thought that...
From my twitter feed:
Local content requirements in #renewableenergy investment tenders can backfire if make projects more costly: @OECD expert #BCNclimatefuturesMay 23, 2017
Now, who would have thought that...
IMPIC published recently its yearly report on procurement activity in Portugal for 2025 and as usual it is full of interesting bits of information. Here are a few I thought worth bringing up. Bear in mind that the data is aggregated and not broken down between above and below thresholds.
I had the pleasure of visiting the Commission yesterday alongside a number of procurement colleagues to meet with the team working on the Procurement Act and the Executive Vice-President of the Commission, Stephane Sejournee. The meetings were held under Chatham House rules meaning that while we can talk about
Linkedin (well, its procurement law niche) was on fire yesterday with the news that the draft proposal for the upcoming Public Procurement Act had leaked. The proverbial procurement cat is out of the Commission's bag just before the summer break and well in advance of the expected formal
Public has published a short impact study about the Procurement Act 2023 in the year and a bit since of its application. It is worth the reading and I will focus on a three key points that sprang to mind. The first point is on the pre-market engagement notices.