With regard to EU public procurement policy, is it legally permissible for a supplier to have a contract held up or stopped?

CIPS_Expert · 22 February 2013 09:25

The existing EU legislation enables suppliers to challenge decisions made by the utility in court. There are also certain powers invested in suppliers which enable suppliers to apply to have a contract set aside or amended at the jurisdiction of a court.

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With regard to EU public procurement policy, is it legally permissible for a supplier to have a contract held up or stopped?

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