Issue 1/2026 of the European Procurement & Public Private Partnership Law Review (EPPPL) is now available!
Read the Editorial by Désirée Klingler
The issue features the following articles:
- Making the Case for the Extended Scope of Remedies in the Context of Fragmentation of EU Public Procurement Law by Andrei Țoca
- The Distorted Use of the Reliance Agreement to the Detriment of International Competition: Sitcar I and Sitcar II by Eleonora Caravà
- Pre-Contractual Damages in Public Procurement: A Comprehensive Analysis of European and Romanian Jurisprudence by Liliana Dranca, Daniel Mazilu and Roxana Lisandru
- Balancing Flexibility and Legal Certainty in EU Public Procurement: The Case for Reforming Tender Clarifications in the New Public Procurement Directive by Sanja Badrov Ranić
- Return on Equity Versus the Cost of Equity, Litigation and Excess Returns: The Case of a Water Sector Public-Private Entity by António Martins and A. João R. Martins
Case Law:
- Third Country Tenders and the Public Contract Market: The Court of Justice’s Good Intentions Lead Buyers to Hell by Roberto Caranta
Country Reports:
- Germany · Public Procurement Reform between Defence Acceleration, Horizontal Modernisation and Tariff Compliance by Christopher Montgomery Vollert
- Italy · Division of Public Contracts into Lots for SMEs: A Judgment on Misuse of Derogation and Excessive Administrative Discretion by Luca Pardi and Eleonora Caravà
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