Contracting Authorities and Strategic Goals of Public Procurement – A Relationship Defined by Discretion?

By Marta Andhov

Dec 29, 2019

At the end of 2019, associate professor Marta Andhov published a book chapter titled  “Contracting Authorities and Strategic Goals of Public Procurement – A Relationship Defined by Discretion?” in S. Bogojevic, X. Groussot, J. Hettne (eds.): Discretion in EU Procurement Law (Hart Publishing 2019).

Chapter Abstract

This chapter introduces the concept of strategic public procurement, analyses EU competence in regulating strategic public procurement, investigates the scope of the discretion entrusted to the contracting authorities in the area of strategic public procurement. Section V discusses the limits of this discretion, focusing especially on Article 18(2) of Directive 2024/14/EU, which obliges the Member States to ensure compliance with environmental, social, and labour laws in the implementation of public contracts. Section VI concludes the chapter.

The full chapter is now available on the Social Science Research Network website (SSRN).

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