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Marta Andhov held a presentation about “Transparency and Public Procurement Award Procedures” at the first SAPIENS Advanced Training Course (ATC)

By Marta Andhov

Sep 30, 2021

Associate Prof. Marta Andhov presented the different kinds of public procurement procedures under UNCITRAL Model Law and in the Directive 2014/24/EU (Public Sector Directive).

In cooperation with Prof. Trybus, she discussed the role and effects of the contract dynamics, the contracting authorities’ discretional actions, and the possibility of negotiation. After a thorough comparison of open and restricted procedures, they identified the scenarios in which more restricted procedures are to be used and the settings for which unrestricted and flexible public procurement is necessary.

In the Youtube video attached below, you can find her presentation recorded.

TABLE OF CONTENT

Procedures or methods
1:41

Procedures: UNCITRAL Model Law
4:35

Public Sector Directive 2014/24/EU
10:48

Simple competitive procedures
12:34

Open procedure
16:26

Complex procurement procedures
20:58

Justification grounds Art 26 Directive 2014/24/EU
26:30

Use of the negotiated procedure without prior publication ATE 32
31:42

Grounds justifying the usage of the negotiated procedure without prior publication
32:40

Case 20/10 & C-17/ Commission vs Germany
35:30

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