Our “Public Procurement – A New Way Forward” Conference is less than a month away, and the interest has been overwhelming! Unfortunately, this also means that not everyone will be able to join us in person. To ensure broader access, the conference will be streamed live on YouTube – no registration required; Because it is important to…
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O našoj konferenciji ‘Public Procurement – A New Way Forward’ već sve znate, i hvala vam svima na ogromnom interesu! Ali i dan prije i dan poslije konferencije imamo puno toga zanimljivog, pa se ova tri dana slobodno mogu smatrati upravnopravnim i javnonabavnim danima na Pravnom fakultetu Sveučilišta u Zagrebu! Dan prije konferencije (10. studenog);…
Read more Gostujuća predavanja i predstavljanje knjige – 10. i 12. studenog 2025.
A big thank you to Thomson Reuters and Public Procurement Law Review for allowing me to publish this paper on my blog! In the paper, I mostly analyse the legal gaps left by the CJEU in its seminal Kolin judgement. The paper was submitted before the CJEU published its Qingdao judgement and before the Commission’s…
The website for our conference, jointly organized by the University of Zagreb Faculty of Law and DKOM, is now live – and so is the registration link; https://ppnwf.pravo.hr/ We are proud to present an outstanding lineup of speakers who will address some of the most pressing public procurement issues facing the EU today and in…
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Lawyer fees in Croatian public procurement remedies have been a point of contention for a long time. The issue mainly arises from Article 3(3) of the State Commission Act, which stipulates that the State Commission (State Commission for Supervision of Public Procurement Procedures – Croatian PP Appeal Body DKOM) decides on the reimbursement of the…
What works, what doesn’t? What goals were achieved, where do we still have room for improvement? These are the questions on the minds of public procurement scholars and practitioners, politicians and policy-makers. Some of these questions were answered by the European Court of Auditors, Letta and Draghi reports, but some of them remain unanswered –…
The revision of the 2014 public procurement Directives is underway, and it seems it is going to substantively change the way we procure, but also what and from whom we can procure. But it was surprising to see that it was decided to exclude the Remedies Directive from this round of revisions. Fortunately, this does…
Read more The future revision of the Remedies Directive should address appeal fees
Pristup pravosuđu u pitanjima okoliša, kao jedan od tri stupa Aarhuške konvencije, ključan je za održivi razvoj i borbu protiv klimatskih promjena. Konvencija osigurava pravo na pristup informacijama, sudjelovanje javnosti u donošenju odluka i pristup pravosuđu, čime jača transparentnost i odgovornost institucija te demokratizaciju društva. U jugoistočnoj Europi implementacija Aarhuške konvencije donijela je napredak u…
As part of my continuing research into third-country economic operator participation in EU public procurement procedures in the aftermath of the Kolin (C-652/22) and the Qingdao (C-266/22) judgments of the CJEU, I have just published a preprint of my new paper on SSRN. The paper deals with the consequences of the Kolin and Qingdao judgments…
The much anticipated Commission non-paper which is meant to answer the most important questions arising from the CJEU judgements in the Kolin (C-652/22) and Qingdao (266/22) cases has finally been published last week. It’s available here; https://webgate.ec.europa.eu/circabc-ewpp/d/d/workspace/SpacesStore/0e5f20cf-6e13-42e6-a132-7a78488ef6cb/file.bin The non-paper addresses the most important questions arising from the Kolin and Qingdao judgements, but its answers present…
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