Centralised Purchasing Bodies and Public Contracts Registers: Function in Practice, Benefits and Competition Concerns
e-Presentation by Dr Albert Sánchez Graells
Topic
This presentation discusses the function of centralised purchasing bodies and public contracts registers in public procurement practice and specific issues and competition law concerns arising therefrom. Speaker
Dr Albert Sánchez Graells is Senior Lecturer in Law at the University of Bristol Law School and a qualified Spanish lawyer. He is currently a Member of the European Commission’s Stakeholder Expert Group on Public Procurement (2015-2018). He has an outstanding research and publications track record in the area of economic law and is the author of the “How to crack a nut” blog on EU economic law.Package
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- Duration: 43 minutes
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Area of Law: Competition Law, Public Procurement & State Aid
Language: English
Article-no.: 216P15
Price: 20,00 EUR
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