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ARTICLE · 01 JULY 2024

The CJEU Gives Wings To Compensation Claims For Illegal Exclusion In Tender Procedures

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Public procurement is fertile ground for legal disputes, particularly when it comes to the exclusion of bidders in tender procedures.

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Although such claims were already a reality in the Spanish legal system, the CJEU's judgement may encourage an increase in this type of claims

Public procurement is fertile ground for legal disputes, particularly when it comes to the exclusion of bidders in tender procedures. A recent case illustrates the interpretation of Directive 89/665/EEC on the coordination of the laws, regulations and administrative provisions relating to the application of review procedures to the award of public supply and public works contracts, which could have repercussions for future tenders in the European Union.

In 2013, the Slovak Football Association decided to exclude a consortium, which included the company INGSTEEL, from a tender procedure for the remodelling and construction of sixteen football stadiums. The exclusion was based on the alleged lack of economic and financial capacity of the consortium, requirements set out in the tender notice. However, this decision was later

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