The European Commission is seeking feedback on new guidelines for the Foreign Subsidies Regulation (FSR). These guidelines will clarify how the Commission assesses foreign subsidies and their impact on competition in the EU. The Call for Evidence is open until 2 April 2025—have your say!

The Competitiveness Compass sets a strategic path to boost Europe’s innovation, resilience, and economic strength. It outlines key measures on innovation, decarbonisation, and security, with new approaches to public procurement. Discover how it shapes Europe’s competitive future.

Green procurement is easier with the EU Ecolabel, certifying nearly 100,000 goods and services across 25 categories. The new Green Procurement webpage offers practical tips to simplify procurement using the EU Ecolabel. Explore the webpage and take a step towards sustainable procurement!

The Big Buyers Working Together (BBWT) annual event, taking place on 24 and 25 March 2025 in Helsinki (Finland)will highlight how public buyers throughout Europe are a key driving force for more social, sustainable and innovative societies. 

Driving innovation in the public sector starts with the right connections. Our new Innovation Procurement Hubs initiative will bring institutions, SMEs, and startups together to shape transformative solutions across Europe.

Take our quick 5-10 minute survey to help us understand the financing needs of public buyers for innovation procurement projects. Your insights will help shape new financial instruments that can help public buyers to better mitigate the financial risks associated with innovation procurements.

The Commission has appointed 20 experts to help modernise and simplify the EU’s public procurement rules. Chosen from over 220 applicants, they bring diverse perspectives from business, authorities, civil society, and academia.

The Public Procurement Office of the Slovak Republic organised the International Conference on 12-13 December 2024 in the High Tatras. 

Learn how Saxony’s police used public procurement of innovation (PPI) to develop speech recognition software in response to new legal requirements. With no suitable solutions available on the market, they partnered with innovative entrepreneurs, breaking new ground and establishing collaborations.

Your opinion matters! Take our quick 5-10 minute survey to help improve the Public Buyers Community Platform. Your insights will shape future updates and enhance your experience. 

Today, the Commission has published a call for evidence and a public consultation on the Public Procurement Directives.