Commission: New Rules for Public Procurement, with Less Bureaucracy
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The European Commission today proposed new and simpler rules for public procurement in the EU, aiming to reduce bureaucracy.
The European Commission today proposed new and simpler rules for public procurement in the EU, aiming to cut red tape and make it easier for businesses to access public tenders across the European Union. In particular, the Commission is proposing the creation of a pan-European "Digital Marketplace" - a single digital market that will connect national and local public procurement e-platforms and make it easier for businesses and public authoritie…
Public procurement is key to Europe's economy and citizens' daily lives, covering everything from transport, infrastructure and energy systems to schools and health services
The European Commission has adopted a proposal for a new regulation to modernise and simplify the EU's public procurement framework, with the aim of supporting efficient investment in public services and infrastructure,… Commission simplifies the framework for public procurement - ΙΝΑΦΤΕΜΟΠΟΡΙΚΙ
On Wednesday, the European Commission adopted a proposal for a new regulation aimed at modernising and simplifying the EU framework on public procurement to support effective investment in public services and infrastructure, in accordance with the policy objectives of the European Union, informs a press release of the Community Executive.
On Wednesday, the European Commission adopted a proposal for a new regulation aimed at modernising and simplifying the EU framework for public procurement in order to support effective investment in public services and infrastructure, in accordance with the policy objectives of the European Union, informs a press release of the Community Executive. The Commission proposes a new regulation to [...]
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