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Parallel Framework Agreements in EU Public Procurement Law

Magdalena Socha

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Abstract: This timely book examines the compatibility of procurement from parallel framework agreements with EU public procurement law and principles. Addressing the gap in the legislation, Magdalena Socha combines doctrinal research with empirical legal study, supplementing her expert analysis with illustrative examples from national practice.

Keywords: Framework Agreements; Overlapping Public Contracts; Central Purchasing Bodies; Discretion; Objective Criteria; Freedom Of Choice (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2026
ISBN: 9781035389261
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Chapters in this book:

Ch 1 Introduction, aim and methodology Downloads
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Ch 2 Framework agreements: general overview Downloads
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Ch 3 What are parallel framework agreements? Downloads
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Ch 4 Permissibility of parallel framework agreements Downloads
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Ch 5 Limited discretion on the choice between parallel framework agreements Downloads
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Ch 6 Legitimate expectations in parallel framework agreements Downloads
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Ch 7 Competition in parallel framework agreements Downloads
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Ch 8 Elements of contract law in parallel framework agreements Downloads
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Ch 9 Conclusion and a way forward Downloads
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