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Gian Luigi Albano Gian Luigi Albano of Italy’s centralizedpurchasing agency, CONSIP, joined Keith McCook (a senior procurement attorney in South Carolina government) and GW Law’s Christopher Yukins on November 10, 2023 to discuss the law-and-economics of framework agreements (which in the U.S.
This is in particular to facilitate the extraction of insights from big data held by centralpurchasing bodies (CPBs); build public sector digital capabilities; and boost procurement’s regulatory gatekeeping potential. As always, any feedback most welcome: a.sanchez-graells@bristol.ac.uk.
With a 2+ year delay, details for the creation of the public procurement data space ( PPDS ) were disclosed by the European Commission on 16 March 2023 in the PPDS Communication. The procurement data governance framework is now planned to be developed in the second half of 2023.
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