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Public institutions, companies and governments in the EU and around the worldare increasingly engaging in sustainable public procurement – a broad conceptthat must consider the three pillars of economic equality, social welfare and publichealth and environmental responsibility when designing public tenders andfinalizing government contracts.This book contributes to the development of life-cycle criteria tools and methodologiesfor public procurement in the EU. It collects both sector-crossing contributionsanalysing the most relevant theoretical and legal aspects, includingboth EU law and contract theory, and sector-specific contributions relating tosome of the most important sustainable goods and services markets. The bookstarts with a chapter that discusses the different approaches to including sustainabilityconsiderations in buying decisions by both private and public purchasers,and then goes on to examine the EU law on LCC and how it is implementedin different Member States. These chapters address the challenges in balancingeconomic and sustainability objectives under EU internal market law. Onechapter develops the analysis with specific reference to public-private partnership.Another chapter elaborates how multi-stakeholders’ cooperation is necessary todevelop LCC, based on a case study of a lighting services procurement. Threesector-specific studies relating to social housing, textile and clothing and IT closethe book.With contributors from a range of backgrounds including law, business, management,engineering and policy development, this interdisciplinary book providesthe first comprehensive study on LCC within the framework of EU publicprocurement law.
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Public institutions, companies and governments in the EU and around the worldare increasingly engaging in sustainable public procurement – a broad conceptthat must consider the three pillars of economic equality, social welfare and publichealth and environmental responsibility when designing public tenders andfinalizing government contracts.This book contributes to the development of life-cycle criteria tools and methodologiesfor public procurement in the EU. It collects both sector-crossing contributionsanalysing the most relevant theoretical and legal aspects, includingboth EU law and contract theory, and sector-specific contributions relating tosome of the most important sustainable goods and services markets. The bookstarts with a chapter that discusses the different approaches to including sustainabilityconsiderations in buying decisions by both private and public purchasers,and then goes on to examine the EU law on LCC and how it is implementedin different Member States. These chapters address the challenges in balancingeconomic and sustainability objectives under EU internal market law. Onechapter develops the analysis with specific reference to public-private partnership.Another chapter elaborates how multi-stakeholders’ cooperation is necessary todevelop LCC, based on a case study of a lighting services procurement. Threesector-specific studies relating to social housing, textile and clothing and IT closethe book.With contributors from a range of backgrounds including law, business, management,engineering and policy development, this interdisciplinary book providesthe first comprehensive study on LCC within the framework of EU publicprocurement law.
Public Procurement and Contract Law
Exploring Intersections, Defining Boundaries
Inbunden, Engelska, 2026
1 445 kr
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This open access anthology explores intersections and boundaries between public procurement and contract law, examining how these legal regimes diverge, influence, and occasionally overlap during the performance stage of public contracts.While public procurement processes are largely harmonised across Europe through the EU Public Procurement Directives, the performance phase is only partially regulated. A sizeable part of public contract implementation remains subject to national laws, governed through a combination of administrative and contract law. This gives rise to a set of foundational questions: Does public procurement law fully occupy the legal space of public contract performance? In which instances—if any—does contract law retain relevance? Are classical contract law concepts transformed or distorted when applied to public contracts, and how does this affect mechanisms such as arbitration? To what extent do the answers to these questions vary depending on the regulatory model adopted by a given jurisdiction?Part 1 introduces the topic, covering regulatory models for public contracts from procurement and contract law perspectives. Part 2 examines general issues such as legal review asymmetries, tacit modifications, due diligence, loyalty obligations, and the doctrine of hardship under EU law. Part 3 explores contemporary challenges, including digitalisation and sustainability. Part 4 analyses arbitration in public contract disputes.This book is an essential resource for scholars, lawyers, practitioners, policymakers, and students, providing analytical depth and practical guidance to help navigate the complexities of public contracts.The ebook editions of this book are available open access under a CC BY-NC-ND 4.0 licence on bloomsburycollections.com.