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ARTICLE · 16 DECEMBER 2021

Greece's Public Procurement Framework Heading To A Less Formalistic Approach Regarding Bid Submissions

On March 2021 Law 4782/2021 has passed, introducing a plethora of critical amendments to a wide range of the existing rules of the public procurement framework.

GreeceGovernment, Public Sector

On March 2021 Law 4782/2021 (the "Law") has passed, introducing a plethora of critical amendments to a wide range of the existing rules of the public procurement framework.

One of the most important amendments introduced by the Law is that the economic operators are permitted not only to clarify and supplement information and documentation already submitted in a tender but also to submit anew documents at a later stage, provided that the general principles of equal treatment and transparency are observed.

The above provisions apply to the procurement of (i) public works, supplies, and services contracts of all subject types entered into by public entities or private entities governed by public law, governed by Law 4412/2016, and (ii) PPP (Public-Private Partnership) Contracts usually applied by a decision of an Inter-Ministerial Committee in large scale projects, in which private entities assume the risk of construction, financing and operation of infrastructure

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