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- What did the court decide?
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Article summary
Public Law analysis: Rejecting this action for annulment, the General Court highlighted some useful principles. In particular, applying award criteria in a second evaluation process within the same public procurement exercise, does not breach the underlying EU Treaty principles of transparency and equal treatment. When pleading manifest error, a tenderer must fully substantiate its case, show that it committed to the process (using opportunities for clarification), and took a proactive approach to completing its bid response. Written by Louise Huson, senior professional support lawyer at DLA Piper UK.
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