European Defence & Security Procurement: Legal Framework & Compliance

Prices

Participation fees for participation in Berlin:
Reduced fee for public authorities and full-time academics: € 1.460,- (excl. VAT)
Regular fee: € 1.760,- (excl. VAT)

What’s included in the price:

For in-person participation:

• High-level trainers;
• High-quality learning materials – downloadable after the event;
• Experienced conference manager’s support throughout the event;
• Coffee and lunch breaks throughout the event;
• Lexxion-branded gift bags.

Discount for European Procurement & Public Private Partnerships Law Review (EPPPL) subscribers: € 150,-

VAT will be added if applicable.

+++ Register before 11 September 2025 to avail of our 10% early bird discount! +++

Group Discounts

Group registration of three or more participants will automatically receive a 10% discount.

We offer group discounts upon request. Please contact Björn von Winterfeld at [email protected] or call us at +49 (030)81 45 06 21. We will be happy to assist you with your group registration.

Methodology

A workshop by Lexxion Publishers offers a great learning experience with a hands-on approach. Our high-level experts from EU Institutions, and the private sector will support you in applying complex rules to your practical day-to-day work. To achieve the best results, we employ a mixture of learning methods.

To ensure that you get the best possible understanding of the topics at hand, our Workshop sessions combine theoretical presentations, case study analysis; and highly interactive discussions on practical issues. You will have ample opportunities to present your issues and exchange information and experiences with speakers and participants from other Member States.

Workshop materials will be available to download after the event.

Who should participate?

Any stakeholder from national or international public bodies, EU institutions, academia, industry, or civil society involved or interested in EU Defence & Security procurement, such as:

• National authorities:
  • Ministries of Defence and National Armaments Directorates
  • Armed Forces and Law Enforcement agencies
  • Procurement agencies and Central Purchasing Bodies
  • National Regulatory Bodies overseeing public procurement
  • Public auditors involved in compliance and control
  • Other relevant Ministries (e.g., Interior, Economy, Industry)
• EU Institutions, agencies and bodies (e.g., DG DEFIS, EDA, EEAS)
• Parliamentary and legislative staff engaged in Defence and Security policy
• Relevant international organisations (e.g., NATO/NSPA, OCCAR, ESA, OSCE)
• Defence and Security industry manufacturers and operators, including SMEs
• Academics and researchers in public procurement
• Think tanks and data providers in Defence and Security
• Legal professionals, including government laywers, in-house counsels and external consultants