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Winning the Battle and Losing the War : Understanding the Policy Implications of a Recent High Court Judgment for Domestic Preferences in Public Procurement in India

Verma, Sandeep - 2013

out of a recent High Court judgment on debarment in government contracts in India …

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To Re-Tender, or Not to Re-Tender; That is the Question : Potential Litigation by Incumbent Contractors as the New 'First Come, Only Serve' Method of Awarding Public Contracts in I...

Verma, Sandeep - 2014

This short academic paper explores the rapidly changing legal position in India on contract extension to an incumbent …

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Combating Corruption in Indian Public Procurement – Some Exploratory Case Studies

Nag, Bodhibrata - 2017

This paper has adopted the exploratory case study method of analyzing a few recent cases of public procurement irregularities on Indian Railways documented by the vigilance departments and the CAG available in public domain to inquire into the following issues: (a) how do irregularities and...

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Making Peter, Tom, Dick and Harry Pay for Paul's Follies : Regulatory Exceptionalism to Pacta Sunt Servanda During Performance of Public Contracts in India

Verma, Sandeep - 2014

by public officials vis-à-vis important requirements of public procurement policy. India, on the other hand, recently …

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Policy Design for Offset Programmes in Public Procurement : A Comparative Analysis of India's Defence Offset Guidelines with Canada's Industrial and Regional Benefits Policy

Verma, Sandeep - 2014

This short policy paper attempts a comparative review of India's Defence Offset Guidelines with Canada's Industrial and … insights and lessons from the Canadian IRB Programme for improving the defence offsets framework in India …

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Debarment and Suspension in Public Procurement : A Survey of Important Executive Guidance and Case Law from India

Verma, Sandeep - 2016

business dealings”; and executive guidance and case law in India on the subject typically originates from a wide and rich … and case law on the subject in India, right from the 1970s to as recently as 2015; while suggesting a way forward for … procurement reform through early harmonization and consolidation of guidance, particularly in context of ongoing developments …

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Innovation Partnership in the New Public Procurement Regime – A Shift of Focus from Procedural to Contractual Issues?

Andhov, Marta - 2017

At the beginning of 2014, the European Parliament and the Council adopted the new directive on public procurement. Inter alia, the new Directive introduces a new procedure called the innovation partnership. The availability of the new provisions maybe valuable particularly from the perspective...

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Legal Framework for the Procurement of Public-Private Partnerships – An Australian Perspective in the European Union Context

Andhov, Marta - 2017

Based on an assumption that in its current shape the EU public procurement framework is a highly regulated and rigid system, in which delivery of successful PPP contracts may be hindered, in this paper it will be considered, whether there could be a different, more beneficial way in which to...

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EU Competition Law and Public Procurement : Competition-Driven Limits Imposed to Public Bodies When They Source Goods, Works and Services

Angulo Garzaro, Noemí - 2021

Contracting authorities may feel tempted, within their discretionary limits, to reduce the competitive tension in the different stages of the procurement of a good, work or service, impeding hence the establishment of a competitive EU-wide procurement market that guarantees the access of all...

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Are the Procurement Rules a Barrier for Cross-Border Trade within the European Market? A View on Proposals to Lower that Barrier and Spur Growth

Sanchez-Graells, Albert - 2012

Public procurement rules were introduced in the European legal system as a device mainly intended to help build an effective internal market where competition is not distorted, in search for economic development. According to the supporting Cecchini Report, increasing cross-border competition...

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