Issue 2/2026 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:
- Reassessing the Procurement Remedies Regime: Contradictions, Gaps and Emerging Challenges by Roberto Caranta and Mario E. Comba
- From Kolin and Qingdao to Legal Uncertainty to Reform by Horst Ollmann
- The Industrial Accelerator Act Proposal and ‘Buy European’ Requirements For Public Procurement: Where the Trap of Ambiguity Should Not Serve as the Enemy of Accountability by Sarah Schoenmaekers
- The Private Sector’s Role in Limassol Port’s Infrastructure Financing and Development by Demetrakis S. Savvides and Michalakis A. Achilleos
Country Reports:
- Bulgaria · Integrating Artificial Intelligence into Procurement by Neli Garbuzanova
- Croatia · Amendments to the Croatian Public Procurement Act: The Good, the Bad, and the Omitted by Marko Turudić
- Poland · The Never-Ending Story of Public-Private Partnership in Poland by Rafał Cieślak
- Portugal · Rethinking Public Procurement: Portugal’s Landmark 2026 Reform by Pedro Melo and Sandra Tavares Magalhães
View all articles from the latest issue of EPPPL here.
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