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The Relationship Between Initial Tender and Mini-Competition: EU and Lithuanian Perspectives on Framework Agreements

By Marta Andhov

Dec 18, 2021

Marta Andhov and Deividas Soloveicik looked into the relationship between initial tender and mini-competition from an EU perspective but particularly reflected on Lithuanian law. In contrast to a controversial recent judgment of the Lithuanian court, they argued that the two stages of the framework agreement process are interconnected and must be viewed as a unified part of the same procurement process in line with European legal doctrine.

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In case you would like to learn more about this topic check Marta and Willem’s podcast episode on framework agreements.

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