BESTEK - The Public Procurement Podcast
von dr. Willem A. Janssen and dr. Marta Andhov
- monatlichErscheinungsrhythmus
- 46 mintypische Länge
- 22. Okt.letzte Folge
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#19 Calling off a Framework Agreement under a Framework Agreement & Criticism in Academia
In this episode, Willem & Marta discuss both the differences and analogies between framework agreements and public contracts. They delve into the national case law and highlight practical issues arising from this differentiation. For the de
#18 Servitisation & public procurement: what role for the law? & Manels
In this episode, Willem and Marta discuss the role of public procurement law in the development towards more servitization. They also touch upon the problems that arise due to servitization trends and how to solve them. For dessert, they di
#17 Sustainable Public Procurement of Food & How to Track Research Progress?
In this episode, Marta and Willem discuss sustainable food procurement. They focus on current problems with food systems and the importance of food. Furthermore, they dig into the legal difficulties public procurers face when they attempt t
#16 Competitive obligations outside the Classic Directive: the sale of land in the Dutch case of Didam
In this episode, Marta and Willem explore competitive obligations outside the Classic Directive. They focus on a recent Dutch Supreme Court case of Didam in which the equality and transparency principles were deemed to apply to the sale of
#15 Access to public contracts for citizens’ initiatives and social enterprises & how to conference
In this episode, Willem & Marta discuss access to public contracts for citizens' initiatives and social enterprises. They delve into the hurdles they face, the legal possibilities for contracting authorities to stimulate them, and future op
#14 Objectives of Public Procurement Law & Social Media for Academics
In this episode, Marta and Willem discuss the role of objectives in public procurement law. Is the objective of ‘public procurement’ and the objective of ‘public procurement law’ the same? How does the EU objective relate to national object
#13 Equal Pay Standard & PhD Courses
In episode 13 of the podcast, Marta and Willem discuss the Icelandic Equal Pay mandatory standard. Particularly, the possibilities and limitations of its applicability in public procurement. For the dessert, our hosts share with our audienc
#12 Centralised Purchasing Bodies & How to Stay up to Date
In this episode, Marta and Willem discuss the rules related to centralised purchasing bodies, their role in public procurement, the national differences that exist in the EU, and their procurement techniques. For dessert, they delve into th
#11 The Role of Courts & Mandatory Sustainability Requirements – Rewards & Recognition in Academia
procurement. What will change in the assessment of courts when faced with claims of bidders that argue that a tender is not sustainable enough? For dessert, they discuss rewards & recognition in academia.
#10 Contract Performance Conditions & Rituals for Productivity
In episode #10, we discuss article 70 Directive 2014/24/EU. Particularly we focus our discussions on the relationship between contract performance conditions and award criteria and technical specifications. This leads us to reflect on the e
#9 Transfer of Competences & Books we Wished we Wrote
In today’s episode, we discuss the transfer of competences and responsibilities in light of article 1(6) Directive 2014/24/EU and the relevant case-law including Remondis and Porin Kaupunki. The key question here is how it differs from the
#8 Art 18(2) and the Tim Case: A Sustainability Principle? & Procrastination Strategies
In episode #8, we discuss article 18(2) Directive 2014/24/EU. Its nature, character, and scope as well as shortcomings. We focus our discussions on analyzing whether the sustainability referred to in Article 18(2) can pass the test to be tr
#7 Current Legal Discussions About Institutionalized Cooperation & Online Conferences
In today’s episode, we discuss institutionalized cooperation under article 12(1-3) Directive 2014/24/EU. We focus our discussions on the outstanding and most pressing discussions that currently create legal uncertainty in the Member States.
#6 Third Country Bidders’ Access to the EU Market & Academic Research Stays
In today’s episode, we discuss a highly politically charged topic of 3rd country access to the EU market. For this purpose, we consider the current EU legal framework as well as proposed since 2012 International Procurement instrument. Also
#5 Non-institutionalised Cooperation after Stadt Köln & Cooperation in Academia
In today’s episode, we discuss the tricky concept of non-institutionalised cooperation and its relationship with EU public procurement law. For this purpose, we consider the recent ruling of the CJEU in the case of Stadt Köln. In this case,
#4 Framework Agreements Following Coopservice & Doing a PhD in Public Procurement
In this episode of Bestek, we discuss framework agreements. Some would say a "hot topic" of late, particularly following a CJEU judgment in case C-216/17, Autorità Garante della Concorrenza e del Mercato - Antitrust and Coopservice. We cons
#3 The EU Green Deal in Light of Public Procurement Law & Academic Life After COVID-19
In this episode of Bestek, we discuss a very close topic to both of our research projects: sustainable public procurement. We look at this subject through the lens of the newly introduced European Green Deal and what changes it introduces.
#2 Regular Procurement in COVID-19 Times & Academic Mentors
We continue the discussion about COVID-19 related issues. We consider how the issue of 'urgency' is interpreted, and at which point it cannot be relied upon anymore. Also, how are 'regular' procurements (meaning not healthcare-related) affe
#1 COVID-19 Responses to Public Procurement in the EU & Academic Life in These Times
We critically discuss the Commission guidance on COVID-19 and public procurement and what we think are some of the challenges that contracting authorities face these days. Also, we discuss the approaches taken by some of the Member States t
#Trailer: No, we did not open a restaurant
In this Trailer, we explain why we did not open a restaurant, but in fact started a podcast on public procurement law, our love of food, and our milestones and struggles in academic life.
