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Public Procurement & PPP Law

Master Class |

13.06.2023 - 14.06.2023 |

Language: English

Master Class in Public Procurement: Negotiations & the Competitive Dialogue

With the EU public procurement directive more freedom to negotiate is encouraged, as such the use of the competitive dialogue and the new competitive procedure with negotiation – as opposed to the “standard” open and restricted procedures –have been strengthened. These procedures provide a number of benefits for the purchasing of complex and innovative goods andservices that go beyond off the shelf purchasing: They enable the purchasing of tailor-made solutions, provide a better pricing discipline, and allow for a better communication between the contracting authorities and bidders. This Master Class will equip public authorities facing such complex contracts with a proper set of negotiation skills and strategies to receive the best value for money. Given the greater flexibility and complexity, the competitive procedures may have a negative impact on the procurement costs and time. Therefore, we will pay a special attention to the potential risks of fraud and corruption.

Starting from € 2.010,- (excl. VAT)

+++ Register before 18. April 2023 to avail of our 10% early bird discount! +++

Who Should Participate?

Procurement officers, anti-fraud and corruption officers, internal and external auditors, public officials responsible for the prevention of fraud and corruption as well as for risk assessment and risk management from the following institutions:

Public Authorities on EU, national and regional level
Courts of auditors on national and regional level
National and international agencies in charge of regional development and economic cooperation
Non-governmental organisations (NGOs)
Consulting companies and legal practitioners
Academic institutions

Course Material – No need to miss anything!

If you are unable to attend the course you may want to order all the presentations shown during the event. The price is € 249,- (excl. of VAT). If interested, please contact Laura Hoppe.

Methodology

A Master Class is a high-level event for professionals and officials involved in Public Procurement. The purpose of the Master Class is to review important developments in Public Procurement case law and the decisional practice of the European Commission, assess their implications for the Member States and public authorities and to solve your problems in Public Procurement cases. Participants are encouraged to submit a summary of the problem or case they want to present for discussion in advance. This information will of course be treated confidentially.

The sessions will combine presentations, case studies and discussion on practical issues. You will have ample opportunities to present your own issues and discuss them with speakers and participants from other countries.

Review and Assessment

On the first day, you receive an expert review of the latest Court rulings and Commission decisions. Seminal judgments and decisions are analysed in depth. The analysis identifies how principles are applied in specific situations, delineates possible exceptions and draws out the implications for Public Procurement policies.

Problem Solving

The second day is devoted to cases and questions submitted by participants. Public Procurement problems and other issues from the daily practice of participants are discussed and difficulties resolved.

Best Practices

On both days, the format of this advanced small-scale Master Class enables you to consider wider issues of relevance to officials and practitioners involved in Public Procurement. You can exchange information and experience with professionals from other countries.

Course materials are available for download after the event.

Programme

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Speakers

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Master Class | 13.06.2023 - 14.06.2023 | | Language: English

Participation fees for participation in Rome:
Reduced fee for public authorities and full-time academics: € 2.010,- (excl. VAT)
Regular fee: € 2.210,- (excl. VAT)

Discount for European Procurement & Public Private Partnerships Law Review (EPPPL) subscribers: € 100,-

+++ Register before 1. January 2023 to avail of our 10% early bird discount! +++

VAT will be added if applicable.

Seating limit
The number of participants in Rome is limited.

Please contact events@lexxion.eu if you have technical problems with the booking.

Are you a public authority?

YES, I will take part in

22% VAT () will be added if applicable. The participation fee covers conference/course materials. If attending face-to-face the participation fee includes drinks and snacks during breaks and warm meals (if indicated).

Tickets

Ticket Type	Price	Spaces
Early Bird / Frühbucherrabatt \| Master Class in Public Procurement: Negotiations & the Competitive Dialogue \| Rome Reduced fee for public authorities / Reduzierter Preis für Angehörige einer Hochschule/Behörde	€1.809,00
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Early Bird / Frühbucherrabatt \| Master Class in Public Procurement: Negotiations & the Competitive Dialogue \| Rome Regular fee / Regulärer Preis	€1.989,00
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Master Class in Public Procurement: Negotiations & the Competitive Dialogue \| Rome Reduced fee for public authorities / Reduzierter Preis für Angehörige einer Hochschule/Behörde	€2.010,00	N/A

Master Class in Public Procurement: Negotiations & the Competitive Dialogue \| Rome Regular fee / Regulärer Preis	€2.210,00	N/A

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