Public procurement: calls for tenders at a time of health crisis – RCL, mai-juin 2020

 

The first ordinance of 25 March 2020 and the new ordinance presented to the Council of Ministers on 22 April, a sweep car of the emergency measures taken on the basis of the enabling law of 23 March 2020, respond to specific needs for adapting public procurement and drawing up exceptional regulations to deal with the health crisis. On the menu among others: Public procurement.

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