State-owned and commercial entities, operating in the utilities sector, such as gas, electric transport, and water firms, are obliged to apply the EU procurement policy when they purchase goods, services and works to pursue an activity in one of these sectors. The rules adopted with the Concessions Directive allow public policy makers to use public contracts and concessions more effectively, modernise the public sector and contribute to a more equitable and sustainable model of growth.
This event offers an in-depth exploration of public procurement contracts, with a particular focus on contract management and the legal and practical challenges surrounding contract modifications. Designed for professionals working in or alongside public procurement, the course provides a comprehensive overview of key principles, regulatory frameworks, and practices that govern the life cycle of public contracts.
Participants will benefit from high-quality, intensive lessons delivered by renowned speakers with extensive academic and practical experience in the field. The programme combines clear theoretical foundations with practical insights, ensuring that complex legal concepts are presented in an accessible and engaging manner. The course concludes with a hands-on case study and an interactive problem-solving session. By the end of the programme, participants will have strengthened their understanding of public procurement contracts and enhanced their ability to address contractual challenges with confidence and precision.
The full programme will be published shortly.
Participants receive a certificate upon participation.
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Register before 7 May 2026 to avail of our 10% early bird discount!
