posted on 2014-10-22, 15:10authored byAlbert Sanchez Graells
The award of public sector contracts (ie both ‘pure’ public contracts and private contracts awarded
by contracting authorities and entities, CAE) in Spain is regulated by the
Spanish Law on Public
Sector Contracts (LPSC)
and its implementing regulations.
The LPSC sets the rules applicable to all
public procurement activities conducted in Spain, both at national and regional level, although some
regions have further developed their own procurement regulations on top of the national regime.
Given the difficulty in trying to offer a complete,
simultaneous
review of national and regional rules,
this contribution is limited to the rules contained in the LPSC and its implementing regulations
—
which, in my opinion, generates no significant loss of information, as the system is substantially the same regarding
contract
award rules and award
-
related challenges
(with the only exception of some
‘regional preference schemes’
in case of ties of offers, which are generally discussed
below §3.3).
History
Citation
Sanchez Graells, A, Award Criteria and Award-Related Challenges under Spanish Public Procurement Law, ed. Caranta, R;Treumer, S, 'Award of Contracts in Eu Procurements', 5, Djoef Pub, 2013, pp. 203-243
Author affiliation
/Organisation/COLLEGE OF ARTS, HUMANITIES AND LAW/School of Law
Version
AM (Accepted Manuscript)
Published in
Sanchez Graells
Publisher
Djøf Forlag
isbn
8757431531;9788757431537
Copyright date
2013
Notes
The file associated with this record is embargoed while permission to archive is sought from the publisher. The final published version may be available through the links above.