Judgment of the Supreme Court, October 1, 2025, (Roj: STS 4310/2025 – ECLI:ES:TS:2025:4310), Spain
CE, 13 novembre 2025, 506640, AP-HP, classé C, France
CE, 15 juillet 2025, Société Le Chalet des Jumeaux, classé B, France
Judgment of the Supreme Court, October 16, 2025, (ROJ: STS 4471/2025 – ECLI:ES:TS:2025:4471), Spain
Judgment of 10.07.2025, proc. 01443/24.0BEPRT, Portugal
Judgment of 20th November 2025, of the South-Central Administrative Court (SCAC), case 51838/24.1BELSB, Portugal
Counsel of State, 17 November 2025, case 264.870, Belgium
EPLG Members Caranta and Janssen contribute to the European Commission’s Evaluation of the Public Procurement Directives
EPLG members Roberto Caranta and Willem A. Janssen have contributed to the European Commission’s Evaluation of the Public Procurement Directives (284 pages), marking the starting point for the forthcoming revision of EU public procurement legislation. Read the full evaluation here. Their contributions include two in-depth studies on the coherence of EU public procurement rules: Coherence in the EU Public Procurement Directives: A Study into the Internal Coherence between the Objectives, the Principles and the Provisions in the EU Public Procurement and Concessions Directives – by Roberto Caranta. Read here. The Coherence of Public Procurement Legislation in the European Union: A Study into the External Coherence between the Public Procurement…
Circular Public Procurement: Key Insights from European Experts and EPLG members
On November 28th, the Belgian and Flemish research consortium, the Circular Economy Center, hosted an expert meeting in Brussels that brought together leading scholars from across Europe to discuss the future of Circular Public Procurement (CPP). The event focused on the integration of Circular Economy (CE) principles into public procurement processes and showcased key policy innovations aimed at enhancing sustainability in the public sector. Several members of the European Procurement Law Group (EPLG) were actively involved in the meeting, contributing their expertise to the discussions and emphasizing the importance of cross-border collaboration for sustainable procurement practices. These participants included Professors Roberto Caranta, who delivered the opening presentation, Kirsi-Maria Halonen,…
Prof. Piotr Bogdanowicz was cited by Advocate General (Joined Cases C-728/22 to C-730/22)
EPLG member Prof. Piotr Bogdanowicz was cited in the Opinion of Advocate General Medina, delivered on 4 July 2024, on the Joined Cases C-728/22 to C-730/22. The cases concern three requests for a preliminary ruling made by the Italian Consiglio di Stato about the compatibility with EU law, including Directive 2014/23, of certain features of the ‘technical extension’ scheme that applies in Italy to expired concessions awarded for bingo gaming activities. See the full opinion here. In this context, AG Medina cited Bogdanowicz’s book “Contract Modifications in EU Procurement Law”, Edward Elgar Publishing, 2021, p. 60. More about the book here.
