EIC supports reform of procurement to ensure fair competition beyond lowest price, enhancing focus on quality in global EIB-financed projects.

"The access of Chinese state-owned enterprises (SOE) to EU public procurement markets has become an active issue again" says FIEC President Kjetil Tonning and continues, "Considering that China excludes foreign contractors from domestically financed ...

In the presence of the Croation government, represented by the State Secretary of the Ministry of Economy, EIC Director Frank Kehlenbach highlighted the connection between the WTO Agreement on Government Procurement (GPA) and the EU Procurement Directives

The Global Europe instrument presents the opportunity to use EU external assistance funds more strategically, for EU companies and technologies in the first place, focussing on EU geopolitical and economic interest.

Experts from the EIC Working Group Contract Conditions shared their knowledge and expertise during this year‘s FIDIC International Contract Users´ Conference taking place from 01-02 December 2020 online. ...

EIC’s first CDM webinar brought together 100+ participants to explore how collaboration can improve complex infrastructure delivery. Key themes included the right model, aligned risk and incentives, and early engagement.

The EIC Workshop on 10 October 2025 during the Autumn Conference in Vienna attracted more than 90 delegates for a vivid discussion on the Global Gateway strategy in the transport sector.

EIC urges fair indexation in construction contracts to manage cost volatility and currency risks, ensuring balanced risk-sharing.

CICA, FIEC and EIC have published a Joint Statement condemning the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

EIC was invited to join the 4th edition of the Ukraine Recovery Conference on 10-11 July 2025 in Rome and to co-organise an official Conference Side Event together with FIEC, ANCE and CPU titled ‘The Green Reconstruction of Ukraine’.

EIC welcomes that FIDIC has formulated in the Guidance section of the 2017 edition its five "Golden Principles" that it deems necessary to ensure its contracts remain recognisable as "FIDIC".FIDIC forms of contract progressively more risky for ...