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Economic and legal analysis of the factors leading to a low rate of publication of public procurement opportunities in Germany

Deadline:  27/09/2016

TED Linketendering.ted.europa.eu/cft/cft-display...

See alsoContract notice

  • Number: 553/PP/GRO/IMA/16/9031

Germany has the lowest value of contract notices published in TED under EU procurement legislation (2014 data: 1,1 % of GDP (including utilities) or 5,4 % of public expenditure on works, goods and services (excluding utilities), as compared to 4 % or 22 % for the median country in the EU-28 respectively). As the median contract value in Germany was close to the median value of all EU countries, this together with the low aggregate value shows that the total number of contracts published in Germany under EU procurement legislation (all procurement above the threshold) was comparatively low. This may hinder effective spending of public money and affect German and European businesses in terms of foregone business opportunities. The general objective of the study is to identify, on the basis of sound economic and legal analysis, reasons for the low publication rate in Germany. For more details on tasks to be performed please refer to tender specifications.

Please note that since 01/01/2012, all tendering documents are published through the Commission-wide platform, eTendering. As a consequence, the tendering documents will no longer be published here.

If you are interested in this call, please use this link for access to all the tender documents.

The documents will always be visible and downloadable but if you register to the call by adding your email address and a password, you will be able to ask questions and you will be automatically informed about all changes that may be published (e.g. additional documents and answers to questions).

Attention: Only electronic submission through the e-Submission application is allowed for this call. Offers sent on paper, by e-mail or by fax will be non-admissible.

The deadline for submission is 27/09/2016 16:00 (Brussels time).