Agenda

Public procurement as a tool of economic policy. Mechanisms of support for domestic industry in public procurement that do not contravene the principles of EU treaties, free market, and transparency. How to define local content and how to make sure it is maintained? From ideas to practical legislative solutions. Domestic entities in the investment process – experience, recommendations, controversy. SMEs competing with major players and international consortia – how to make sure they compete on a level playing field. Requirements and non-price criteria in tenders: quality, social and environmental (green procurement). In search of a precedent – what European practices could be replicated in Poland?