#37 Aanbesteden in tijden van oorlog
Alexander Klein Hofmeijer in gesprek met Matanja over prijsstijgingen, levering van energie en de sancties tegen Rusland (Gazprom).
#37 Aanbesteden in tijden van oorlog
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#36 Overeenkomsten in strijd met Didam: nietig of vernietigbaar?
#36 Overeenkomsten in strijd met Didam: nietig of vernietigbaar?
In deze aflevering spreekt Willem met mr. Georg Huith (Croon Advocaten) over de vraag wat de rechtsgevolgen zijn van een overeenkomst die in strijd met de uitspraak Didam is gesloten. Is het nietigheid of vernietigbaarheid? Ze bespreken recente jurisprudentie over...
Case C-598/19 Conacee โ Reserved Contracts and Additional National Criteria Beyond Those Laid Down in Article 20(1) of Directive 2014/24/EU on Public Procurementย
Case C-598/19 Conacee โ Reserved Contracts and Additional National Criteria Beyond Those Laid Down in Article 20(1) of Directive 2014/24/EU on Public Procurementย
In this blog post, the authors analyse Case C-598/19 Conacee, which concerns Article 20(1) Directive 2014/24/EU on reserved contracts and the regulation foreseen in the Fourth Additional Provision and the Fourteenth Final Provision of Spanish Law on Public Sector Contracts, setting additional requirements at the national level for the economic operator to compete for reserved contracts. [1] The Court of Justice of the European Union (further: CJEU) ruled in this case that Member States are able to set additional requirements under national legislation beyond those laid down in Article 20(1) Directive 2014/24/EU with respect to economic operators that may compete for reserved contracts. It also clarified the conditions under which Member States may exclude economic operators from the reserved contracts.ย
The blog post first examines relevant EU law provisions, facts of the case and the question submitted to the CJEU. Next, analyses of reserved contracts under Article 20(1) of Directive 2014/24/EU and the judgement in Conacee are carried out. The latter is investigated with particular attention to methods of interpreting the legal text and distinguishing between non-profit and profit special employment centres. The last section concludes the blog post.
#27 Proportionality the Dutch Way & Managing Edited Volumes
#27 Proportionality the Dutch Way & Managing Edited Volumes
In this Bestek podcast episode, Marta and Willem discuss proportionality (the Dutch way) and edited volumes. First, they start by explaining why the proportionality principle is essential in the EU and public procurement law context. Further, they dig into the Dutch proportionality guide. They focus on discussing its purpose, legal standing and content. For the dessert, the hosts talk about the challenges of managing multi-contributor volumes.
#26 The Foreign Subsidies Regulation’s Impact on Procurement & Events after the Pandemic
#26 The Foreign Subsidies Regulation’s Impact on Procurement & Events after the Pandemic
`In this episode, Willem and Marta discuss the Foreign Subsidies Regulation and it's impact on public procurement. How will this new regulation affect public procurement procedures? What are initial discussion points? And how could they be resolved? For desert, they discuss events after the pandemic. What are relevant choices in organising events in this new era?
#35 – Europa tegen China: the Foreign Subsidies Regulation
#35 – Europa tegen China: the Foreign Subsidies Regulation
Hoogleraar aanbestedingsrecht Pieter Kuypers is te gast bij Matanja en spreekt met hem over de FSR. Wat is het doel van de FSR en wat gaan we ervan merken?
PURPLE’s senior researcher Michal Kania took part in the “Public procurement in times of crisis: national experiences” conference
PURPLE’s senior researcher Michal Kania took part in the “Public procurement in times of crisis: national experiences” conference
PurpLE Senior researcher Michal Kania took part in the "Public procurement in times of crisis: national experiences" conference organised by the Public procurement law research group at the University of Tartu, School of Law on 26 January 2023. Michalโs presentation focused on the so-called โhardship clauseโ in the context of public procurement law in the context of the Coronavirus pandemic and war in Ukraine.
C-379/98 – PreussenElektra: State Aid, Climate Change and its Relationship to Public Procurement
C-379/98 – PreussenElektra: State Aid, Climate Change and its Relationship to Public Procurement
The case summary has been authored by PurpLE project postdoc Olga Giakouminaki and SAPIENS Network PhD student Federica Muscaritoli. Associate professors Marta Andhov and Willemย Janssen have performed a review and editorial work. PreussenElektra case clarified the...
#25 CJEU Judgments in Sanresa (C-295/20) and Klaipฤdos (C-927/19) & Privilege in Academia
#25 CJEU Judgments in Sanresa (C-295/20) and Klaipฤdos (C-927/19) & Privilege in Academia
In this podcast episode, Marta and Willem discuss CJEU Judgments in Sanresa (C-295/20) and Klaipฤdos (C-927/19). In doing so, they pay special attention to Article 58 of Directive 2014/24/EU, the Court's differentiation between technical specification, selection criteria and contract performance conditions, and the differentiation between economic standing and the ability to pursue professional activity within the selection criteria. For the dessert, the hosts talk about levelling the playing field in academia by acknowledging privilege.
#34 Europees protectionisme: het Internationaal Aanbestedingsinstrument
#34 Europees protectionisme: het Internationaal Aanbestedingsinstrument
Matanja en Willem spreken met elkaar over het artikel dat Willem schreef voor het Tijdschrift Aanbestedingsrecht & Staatssteun samen met Fenna Faaij, Ruben Silva Kas en Julian Geraedts over het Internationaal Aanbestedingsintrument (IPI). De IPI moet ervoor...