Associate Professor Marta Andhov and Assistant professor Dr. Willem Janssen participated in the Polish Public Procurement Law Association open-access webinar on “Green Transition in Public Procurement”, which was held on March 30, 2021, at 11:00 CET.
In episode #10, we discuss article 70 Directive 2014/24/EU. Particularly we focus our discussions on the relationship between contract performance conditions and award criteria and technical specifications. This leads us to reflect on the enforceability and value of contract performance conditions. For dessert, we discuss what some of our rituals that positively influence our productivity are.
In today’s episode, we discuss the transfer of competences and responsibilities in light of article 1(6) Directive 2014/24/EU and the relevant case-law including Remondis and Porin Kaupunki. The key question here is how it differs from the award of a public contract, and how this plays out for the national organization of public tasks. For dessert, we discuss two books we wish we wrote.
In deze public service announcement wordt mr. Matanja Pinto (DVLP) voorgesteld als nieuwe co-host. Net als Willem gaat Matanja afleveringen maken voor Bestek. In deze aankondiging vertelt hij o.a. over zijn voorliefde voor het aanbestedinsrecht en vrije wil.
In deze aflevering spreekt Matanja met Willem over zijn proefschrift 'EU public procurement law & self-organisation', en reflecteren ze o.a. op alleenrechten, samenwerking tussen overheden, meer specifiek de zaak Stadt Köln en vooral over wat er nog beter kan in de wet- en regelgeving.
In episode #8, we discuss article 18(2) Directive 2014/24/EU. Its nature, character, and scope as well as shortcomings. We focus our discussions on analyzing whether the sustainability referred to in Article 18(2) can pass the test to be truly understood as a procurement principle. This leads us to reflect on the CJEU ruling in Case C-395/18 Tim SpA where the court refers to 18(2) cardinal values with which the Member States must ensure compliance. For dessert, we discuss strategies to fight procrastination and get writing!
In today’s episode, we discuss institutionalized cooperation under article 12(1-3) Directive 2014/24/EU. We focus our discussions on the outstanding and most pressing discussions that currently create legal uncertainty in the Member States. This leads us to talking about private capital, control, and other aspects of cooperation between contracting authorities. For dessert, we consider online conferences and what we think are essentials to organize them in the future.
In deze aflevering spreek ik met Siep Eilander, oud-CPO van het Rijk en huidig voorzitter van de NEVI. We hebben het met name over de toekomst van de publieke inkoop. Hij legt ons drie denkrichtingen voor: de inkoopbril voor andere beleidsinstrumenten, het belonen van goed gedrag, én samenwerking. Dit laatste komt steeds terug in zijn gedachten. Benieuwd? Luister dan nu naar ons gesprek!
In today’s episode, we discuss a highly politically charged topic of 3rd country access to the EU market. For this purpose, we consider the current EU legal framework as well as proposed since 2012 International Procurement instrument. Also, we comment on the new European Commission’s white paper on foreign subsidies and especially it’s module 3 with propositions for public procurement. For dessert, we consider the value of research stays abroad, and we discuss what some of the important factors to consider are.
In 2020, professors Martin Trybus and Marta Andhov published their article titled “Favouring Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises with Directive 2014/24/EU” in the European Procurement and Public-Private Partnership Law Review (EPPPL),