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ARTICLE · 25 JULY 2008

EU Public Procurement: Part 1

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The main EU Treaty principles applicable to procurement are: Non-discrimination; Equality of treatment; Mutual recognition; and Proportionality. These principles are developed in the EU Procurement Directive.

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What is the impact of European Legislation upon the procurement of construction projects?

EU Treaty Principles

The main EU Treaty principles applicable to procurement are:

  1. Non-discrimination;

  2. Equality of treatment;

  3. Mutual recognition; and

  4. Proportionality.

These principles are developed in the EU Procurement Directive.

EU Procurement Directive

The EU Procurement Directive applies where a public authority or a utility wants to acquire

  1. Goods;

  2. Services; or

  3. Building or civil engineering works.

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