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

The European Investment Bank has published the outcome of an open survey conducted by its Procurement Officen on competition beyond the EU as part of EIB's ongoing efforts to promote a level playing field for all competitors in non-EU markets.

The objective of this study is to inform the EU Institutions, EU Member States and Multilateral Development Banks about existing approaches to quantify CO₂ emissions in public procurement and to assess how bidders’ capacity to reduce such emissions.

A new study provides a comparative picture of how CO₂e assessment is being integrated into public works procurement across Europe and sets out four priorities for a more consistent, proportionate and workable approach.

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

Public procurement represents a substantial part of the EU economy and the economies of many countries around the world. The EU has opened its public procurement markets to a significant degree to competitors from third countries and has frequently ...

As a result of the war in Ukraine, which is still continuing after twelve months, dwellings and public infrastructure have been demolished or damaged, public services and economic activity have been impeded, and significant numbers of Ukrainians have ...

‘Now is the right moment to promote Collaborative Delivery Models! In times of scarce public funds and an increasing lack of skilled workforce as well as growing demands, e.g. on climate change...

What capabilities must a public infrastructure buyer possess to engage effectively with different delivery models—and how do these capabilities shape make-or-buy decisions, risk allocation, and performance outcomes?

"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 ...

The new Procurement Framework, effective since July 2016, allows the World Bank to better respond to the needs of client countries, while preserving robust procurement standards throughout Bank-supported projects.The new Framework enhances the ...

The procurement process should inspire the participating tenderers to make optimal use of their experience, technological and financial capabilities and creativity to provide solutions which optimises the balance between technical and financial ...