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Find out more on the Study of the European Parliament on the Social Impact of Public Procurement
Discover the Public Buyers Community’s main objectives and the platform’s sections in this infographic.
These EU model contractual AI clauses are made available by this community for further piloting after a peer review by experts. These clauses support EU public buyers in procuring AI-enabled solutions that are trustworthy, fair and secure.
Find here all information on the new proposal for a Regulation of the European Parliament and of the Council on combating late payment in commercial transactions (“Late Payment Regulation”).
This Report presents the main findings of the review of the functioning of the Concession Directive to the European Parliament and to the Council.
Find the answers to the procedural, jurisdictional and other practical questions on the implementation of the FSR in relation to public procurement.
Explore Innovation Partnerships of AI and discover potential risks, trends and challenges of AI in a straightforward and clear way.
Discover the potential of EPREL (European Product Registry for Energy Labelling) - an invaluable for public procurement. Explore its vast database of over 1.5 million registered models, allowing buyers to effortlessly search, select and sort products based on specific parameters, enabling accurate assessment of the most populated energy efficiency classes and informing optimal minimum requirements.
The overview presents findings on the use of Innovation Partnerships (IPs) in public procurement and highlights the uptake of IP in the EU and EEA.
In this webinar, experts analysed the current use of social considerations in tenders, the most used types of social clauses and explained during which stage of the procurement cycle such criteria are applied.
With support of the Dutch Ministry of Economic Affairs, VNG, VNO-NCW and the Dutch Competence Centre on procurement PIANOo Expertisecentrum Aanbesteden, this book has been published open access, meaning that the digital version of the book can be read free of charge.
This webinar analyses how public procurement can be used as a strategic tool that can support the upskilling and reskilling of the workforce and help to futureproof the European Economy.
Common EU Green Public Procurement criteria are those criteria that can be incorporated into a public procurement procedure for goods, services or works in order to reduce the environmental impact of a purchase.
If you're looking to expand your business and get involved in public buyers markets, you've come to the right place! Browse our brochure on innovation procurement for start-ups.
A summary of the EcoQUIP Plus workshop delivered at the European Health Management Association (EHMA) Annual Conference in Rome, June 2023
The Big Buyers Working Together (BBWT) Kick-off Webinar was held on 25 May 2023. Learn about BBWT and especially about the recently launched Needs Assessment (NA) will be performed.
The Green Public Procurement (GPP) Training Toolkit is designed for use by public purchasers and by GPP trainers or integrated in general public procurement training courses and workshops. It consists of six independent modules and ten operational modules, with PowerPoint presentations (including trainer notes) and accompanying guidance.
Watch the recording of the webinar "Procure4Health Webinar: The Process of Innovation Procurement" and learn about innovation procurement in health sector through the experience of the European Community of Health and Social Care Working Groups! The Community started in 2022 and includes five working groups focused on digital healthcare and ICT, sustainable procurement and innovation, precision and predictive medicine, integrative care, and Impactful Innovation.
Life-Cycle Costing (LCC) is being applied by an increasing number of public authorities across the EU and in a range of sectors.