EPPPL – European Procurement & Public Private Partnership Law Review

EPPPL 1/2025 Out Now

Issue 1/2025 of the European Procurement & Public Private Partnership Law Review (EPPPL) is now available!

This Special Issue of EPPPL recognizes outstanding papers presented at the inaugural International Conference for Advancing Public Procurement (ICAPP), which was held in Dublin, Ireland, from November 10 to 12, 2024.

Read the Editorial by Christopher Bovis, and Introduction to the Special Issue – Innovation and Public Procurement by Tünde Tátrai, Emily Boykin, Clifford McCue, Eric Prier

The issue features the following articles:

• INNOVATION AND PUBLIC PROCUREMENT ∙ The Relevance of Market Dialogues in Sustainable Public Procurement: Case Study of School Food Procurement in Hungary by Orsolya Diófási-Kovács, Anna Freund
• INNOVATION AND PUBLIC PROCUREMENT ∙ Public Procurement as a Tool for Gender Equity: The Case of the Women-Owned Small Business Program in the United States by Jean-Claude Ndongo
• INNOVATION AND PUBLIC PROCUREMENT ∙ Transforming Albania’s Public Procurement Commission by Jonaid Myzyri, Valbona Ndrepepaj
• INNOVATION AND PUBLIC PROCUREMENT ∙ Public-Private Partnerships as Catalysts for Development: Opportunities and Challenges of PPPs in Zimbabwe by Natasha Chiswa
• INNOVATION AND PUBLIC PROCUREMENT ∙ Transparency: A Myth in Guyana’s Public Procurement System? by Tiffany Adams
• INNOVATION AND PUBLIC PROCUREMENT ∙ Procurement for Innovation: Lessons from the US Experience by Christopher Yukins
• INNOVATION AND PUBLIC PROCUREMENT ∙ The Scope for PPI under Statutory Procurement Law Reform in Southern Africa by Geo Quinot
• INNOVATION AND PUBLIC PROCUREMENT ∙ Defence Supply Markets: A Secondary Data Analysis of Buyer and Supplier Behaviour by Andreas Glas, Michael Eßig, Christian v. Deimling
• INNOVATION AND PUBLIC PROCUREMENT ∙ Change of Economic Operators Party to Framework Agreements: Does Equating Framework Agreements with Public Contracts Work? by takilti Haileselassie GebreMichael
• INNOVATION AND PUBLIC PROCUREMENT ∙ Remedies for Deviations from the Application of Public Procurement Law: Case Studies in Romania by Emilia Lucia Cătană
• INNOVATION AND PUBLIC PROCUREMENT ∙ Damages as a Remedy in EU Public Procurement Law: Recent Developments and Future Perspectives Concerning the Loss of Opportunity by Alice Lea Nikolay
• The European Defence Agency’s “Fast and Smart” Joint Procurement of Artillery Ammunition by Simone Gariglio, Gianluca Serra
• Damages in Public Procurement Procedures: On the Convergence of EU and Romanian Law by Andrei Țoca, Dacian C. Dragoş
• Second-Ranked Tenderers and the Principle of the ‘Waiting Room’ in EU Procurement Law by Steven Van Garsse, Simon Verhoeven, Ellen Wouters
• Public Procurement Contract: Legal Problems of the Practice of Application of Contractual Form by Serhii Myroslavskyi, Bogdan Derevyanko, Liudmyla Nikolenko, Olga Shapovalova, Serhii Tereshchenko

 

Case Law Section:

Case C‑424/23, DYKA Plastics NV v Fluvius System Operator CV and Case C-578/23, Česká republika – Generální finanční ředitelství v Úřad pro ochranu hospodářské soutěže by Christopher Bovis

 

The Country reports section includes updates from Croatia, Hungary, Romania, and Ukraine.

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