About
The Public Procurement Network (PPN) is an informal coalition of representatives from European Economic Area (EEA) member countries. This network is designed to foster discussions on various aspects of public procurement, including legal, digital, data, and national policies. By bringing together diverse stakeholders, the network aims to create a collaborative environment where best practices can be shared, new developments can be explored, and both national and European policies can be reviewed and improved.
Focus of the community
The primary objective of the PPN is to enhance collaboration and knowledge sharing among European public procurement policymakers, regulators, developers and practitioners.
Latest news
The Public Procurement Network has collected approximately 290 supporting instruments from 11 countries. This invaluable resource pool includes manuals, guidelines, templates, and much more, all accessible via public links, making knowledge and best practices available to everyone.
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- Public Procurement Network (PPN)
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- AgricultureConstruction & InfrastructureDefence, Security and SafetyEducation and SportsEnergy and WaterFacility & Fleet Management and EquipmentHealthICT, Cloud and dataservicesMobility & TransportationProfessional services (consultancy, legal, financial advice)Social ServicesTourism, Culture and ArtsWaste management
Launched in January, the Public Procurement Network fosters cross-border collaboration on legal, digital, and sustainability issues, sharing tools and best practices to strengthen national policies.
- Community
- Public Procurement Network (PPN)
- Sector
- AgricultureConstruction & InfrastructureDefence, Security and SafetyEducation and SportsEnergy and WaterFacility & Fleet Management and EquipmentHealthICT, Cloud and dataservicesMobility & TransportationProfessional services (consultancy, legal, financial advice)Social ServicesTourism, Culture and ArtsWaste management
Latest resources
PROFESSIONALISATION IN EU - Information on the existence or absence of formal professionalisation schemes in force across the different European countries.
- Agriculture
- Construction & Infrastructure
- Defence, Security and Safety
- Education and Sports
- Energy and Water
- Facility & Fleet Management and Equipment
- Health
- ICT, Cloud and dataservices
- Mobility & Transportation
- Professional services (consultancy, legal, financial advice)
- Social Services
- Tourism, Culture and Arts
- Waste management
- Community
- Public Procurement Network (PPN)
DIGITAL PROCUREMENT PROVIDERS IN EU - Information on the use of private digital platforms in public procurement by European countries.
- Agriculture
- Construction & Infrastructure
- Defence, Security and Safety
- Education and Sports
- Energy and Water
- Facility & Fleet Management and Equipment
- Health
- ICT, Cloud and dataservices
- Mobility & Transportation
- Professional services (consultancy, legal, financial advice)
- Social Services
- Tourism, Culture and Arts
- Waste management
- Community
- Public Procurement Network (PPN)