25
Feb
Supplementing rules to the Public Procurement Code: The new Decree and its impact on tenders and contracts
The new Legislative Decree 209/2024 introduces complementary and corrective provisions to the Italian Public Procurement Code with the aim of simplifying the current legislation and solving the problems that have arisen in the application of the new provisions of the Code, as also requested by the European Union.
21
Nov 24
Certifying digital procurement platforms (PADs)
Digital procurement platforms (“PADs”) are infrastructures used by contracting authorities for digital management of procurement in accordance with the provisions of the Public Procurement Code. They are necessary for digital execution of the entire lifecycle of public contracts and are an integral part of the Italian digital procurement ecosystem (e-procurement).
12
Jun 24
How Digital Procurement Platforms (PADs) change procurement
Among the main types of infrastructure needed to achieve full digitization of public procurement are Digital Procurement Platforms, or “PADs.”
On January 1, 2024, the provisions of the new Public Procurement Code on the digitization of tender procedures became fully effective.
12
Jun 24
Digital tenders and automated procedures: New rules for public procurement
The digitization of tendering procedures is one of the most important issues addressed by the new Public Procurement Code, which systematically reorganizes and significantly changes the rules on the subject. An entire section of the code is devoted to the subject.
12
Apr 24
Digitization of tender procedures and new certified platforms: Operability and current issues
Under the new Public Procurement Code, the use of the eProcurement platforms by contracting authorities to manage individual tenders that interface with the NDPC managed by the ANAC is mandatory for procurement.
19
Jan 24
New Public Procurement Code: Changes as of January 1, 2024
Multiple provisions of the new Public Procurement Code became effective on January 1, 2024, concerning the digitization of the procurement lifecycle. Changes should lead to fully digital management of public procurement, designed to enhance the efficiency of public administrations.
