This is a blog about the use of emerging technologies to boost the governance of public procurement. It used to be a blog on EU law, with a focus on free movement, public procurement and competition law issues (thus the long archive of entries about those topics). I use it to publish my thoughts and to test some ideas. All comments are personal and in no way bind any of the institutions to which I am affiliated and, particularly, the University of Bristol Law School. I hope to spur discussion and look forward to your feedback and participation.

Applications to the Court and their interpretation under reg.88 Public Contracts Regulations 2015

July 9, 2015

Reg.88 of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 (PCR2015) establishes some rules for the interpretation of Chapter 6, which concerns applications to the Court on the basis of the facilitation of remedies derived from the notification obligations and standstill period of regs.86 and 87 PCR2015. The content of reg.88 PCR2015 does not deserve independent comments (cfr Pedro's views), as it simply introduces some precisions and cross-references that need to be taken into account when interpreting the rules of regs.89 to 104 PCR2015. Hence, those precisions will be taken into account and highlighted were relevant.

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