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Lithuania Plans Standard Construction Contracts Ahead of EU Procurement Reform
The Public Procurement Office plans a mandatory standard construction contract by the end of 2026, while the EU regulation Lithuania will push during its 2027 presidency is two to three years away.
Three Weeks On: Who Wants What Changed in the EU's Procurement Draft
SMEunited, BusinessEurope, the ETUC, German engineers, national governments and China have set out what they want changed in the Commission's procurement draft; the legal form itself is still undecided.
The EU Wants to Change How Public Tenders Are Scored: What the New Procurement Proposal Means for Bidders
The Commission's draft Public Procurement Act would give quality at least 30 percent of every score, cut five procedures to three and let buyers prefer EU bidders. Parliament and Council still have to agree it.
Swiss Justice Minister Vetoes an Amazon Role in the E-ID Trust Registers, and Sovereignty Becomes a Procurement Factor
Beat Jans stopped a plan to give Amazon Web Services fallback capacity for the e-ID trust registers, citing the US Cloud Act, lock-in and a kill-switch risk. Swiss and EU buyers are starting to score digital sovereignty.
Lithuania Failed to Complete 59% of Planned Weapons Procurements in 2025, State Auditors Find
State auditors found 59% of planned weapons purchases went uncompleted in 2025, and €3.4 billion bought under legal exemptions is barely monitored.
EU Procurement Thresholds 2026 and Rule Changes for SMEs
New EU thresholds apply from 1 January 2026, and a substantial revision of the procurement framework is due on 9 September.
