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29-03-2021
Termination of distribution agreement on the grounds of price dumping in breach of cartel prohibition
The court has confirmed that a distribution agreement in a selective distribution system cannot be terminated on the grounds of price dumping. Read more >
24-03-2021
Legal protection of tenderers in public procurement procedures: still in the future?
The EU Public Procurement Remedies Directive requires “real, rapid and effective legal protection” in public procurement procedures. How do these rules work out in practice? Read more >
18-03-2021
Five tips for procurement officers at UMCs
Hospitals today face many challenges. Many of these aspects can be boosted through tenders. Read more >
26-02-2021
NZa and ACM’s Emergis SMP decision puts the cart before the horse
Appeal to the NZa and ACM to stop applying double standards in their supervision of healthcare providers and healthcare insurers and to effectively supervise (excessive) procurement power of healthcare insurers. Read more >
16-02-2021
Bus shelter seats and the interpretation of tender documents
A bid for a European tender is invalid and the municipality is ordered to compensate the tenderer's damages. Read more >
08-02-2021
KNVB and procurement law: choice or obligation?
The European Court of Justice passed a judgment stating that national sports associations may be subject to procurement rules. Read more >
25-01-2021
Compulsory membership of industry-wide pension fund not in breach of competition law
Compulsory membership of an industry-wide pension fund for self-employed persons does not breach cartel prohibition. Read more >