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    18/03/2024

    Nya regler om tillsyn över offentliga upphandlingar

    Den 30 november 2023 beslutade riksdagen att anta regeringens proposition 2023/24:3 om en effektivare upphandlingstillsyn. Ändringarna kommer att börja gälla den 1 januari 2024. Regeringens förslag avser att stärka Konkurrensverkets roll i övervakningen av offentlig upphandling.De nya reglerna innebär bland annat att Konkurrensverket ges utökade befogenheter vid beslut om upphandlingsskadeavgifter, en förlängd tidsfrist för att fatta beslut om upphandlingsskadeavgifter samt en fördubbling av det maximala beloppet för upphandlingsavgifter...
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    11/03/2024
    Middle East

    Introduction of New Federal Law on Regulation of PPPs

    Introduction On 1st December 2023 in the United Arab Emirates (“UAE”) Federal Law No.12/2023 – On the Regulation of the Partnership Between the Public and Private Sectors (the “New PPP Law”) – came into force. Until this point, public-private partnerships (“PPPs”) have been administered predominantly at an Emirate level.While Emirates such as Abu Dhabi and Dubai have their own frameworks for PPPs, the New PPP Law seeks to regulate and boost collaboration between federal entities and the private sector in the UAE, as well as encourage private...
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    20/02/2024
    United Kingdom

    Court of Appeal confirms position on damages for breach of public procurement rules

    The much anticipated judgment in the Braceurself appeal has been handed down by the Court of Appeal. The Court of Appeal (led by LJ Coulson) has reaffirmed the position established by the High Court that despite a breach of the public procurement rules changing the outcome of a procurement, that is not of itself automatically ‘sufficiently serious’ to justify an award of damages.Until Braceurself, it was generally assumed that a breach which changed the outcome of a procurement would be decisive on the question of sufficient seriousness. This judgment provides clarity on the relevant...
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    26/01/2024
    England and Wales

    Commissioning Health Care Services in England: The new PSR regime

    Following a lengthy consultation process, the Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023 (the “PSR”), were laid before Parliament on 19 October 2023. The PSR has been designed to introduce a flexible and proportionate process for deciding who should provide health care services. In the words of the Department for Health and Social Care, the aim of the PSR is to “move away from the expectation of tendering for healthcare services in all circumstances towards collaboration across the health and care system” and to “remove the bureaucracy and cost...
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    23/01/2024
    United Kingdom

    Universities and the Procurement Act 2023

    The legal landscape in the UK for procurement is changing this year. This quick update summarises the impact this may have on UK universities.To the extent a university considers its activities to be caught by the current procurement regulations (there are separate Scottish and English regulations), the new Procurement Act 2023 will have an impact on its procurement activities.  It is worth noting that some universities do not consider their activities to be regulated. For universities in Scotland, the Public Contracts (Scotland) Regulations 2015 (which derive from EU Directives) continue...
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    09/11/2023
    Europe

    CMS Life Sciences Vital Signs, Winter 2023

    2023 has seen some significant legal developments impacting the life sciences industry, and as we look ahead to 2024, there are several important developments which we would like to keep our clients informed of.In the UK, beginning in January 2024, the UK will roll out a new International Recognition Procedure for medicines approved in trusted jurisdictions. There are also new public procurement rules on the horizon as the Procurement Bill has been progressing through the Houses of Parliament, with the aim to make the UK’s public procurement regime more efficient and transparent.In Europe,...
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