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Join the most important and independent Public Procurement event in Northern Europe!
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The scope of NPP 2022 is to give you thorough insight on the implications of the EU Public Procurement Directives, access to the latest research, knowledge and inspiration through relevant case experiences and an update on recent developments in case law of the Court of Justice in the field of PP.
Gain access to:
- A thorough insight on the implications of the Public Procurement Directive on highly relevant issues
- The latest procurement research
- Updates on recent developments in case law of the Court of Justice in the field of public procurement
- Speakers handpicked among the world’s finest public procurement experts
Who should attend?
The Nordic Public Procurement Forum is of interest to all purchasers from the public and utility sectors, their suppliers and consultants and lawyers, who wish to be up to date on current issues within public procurement law and design.
Conference language:
The conference will be conducted in English.
Program
09:45 | REGISTRATION AND MORNING COFFEE |
10:00 | WELCOME TO THE CONFERENCE Susie Smith, Legal Consultant, Bevan Brittan |
10:10 | Title and presentation to be announced soon. |
10:45 | COFFEE BREAK |
11:05 | BRILLIANT FAILURES: WORKING TOGETHER, FAILING TOGETHER, LEARNING TOGETHER In his presentation, Paul Iske will introduce the Institute of Brilliant Failures to stress the need to accept risk and learn from experiences with projects that didn’t produce the results people were aiming for. In our dynamic and complex world, failing is not only inevitable, but also an essential learning process. But are we allowed to fail, especially in procurement where failing is not particularly popular? Do we experience and contribute to the required Psychological Safety that is required to take risk and accept different outcomes then expected? Where everyone agrees that we should learn from our failures, no one tells how to do this. The Institute of Brilliant Failures has developed a method and some tools to extract the lessons learned and make it possible to use them at another moment, at another place. By doing so, we are able to develop ‘Failure Intelligence’. Paul Iske, Chief Failure Officer, Institute for Brilliant Failures |
12:00 | LUNCH |
13:00 | SUSTAINABILITY THROUGH PUBLIC PROCUREMENT Presentation to be announced soon. Marta Andhov, PhD, Associate professor, University of Copenhagen, Faculty of Law |
13:30 | Procurement law and competition law – interaction or a conflict? Presentation to be announced soon. Michael Steinicke, professor, ph.d., Department of Law, Aarhus University |
14:00 | COFFEE BREAK |
14:20 | Title and presentation to be announced soon. |
14:55 | Title and presentation to be announced soon. Matthew Levitt, Partner, Baker Botts L.L.P |
15:30 | COFFEE BREAK |
15:45 | ONLINE PRESENTATION: CORRUPTION IN PUBLIC PROCUREMENT, NEW RISKS, NEW SOLUTIONS Both the pandemic and the crisis in Ukraine have forced a reassessment of corruption in procurement — of risks and solutions. Should rapid price increases in a panic market be suppressed, for example — or should enforcement be focused on poor quality products that can kill? In an economy shattered by war, how should a government react — by abandoning traditional anti-corruption protections, or reinforcing them in anticipation of more peaceful times? And how should other governments help? This session will review these new risks and solutions, to assess new pathways forward in the fight against corruption in public procurement internationally. Christopher R. Yukins, Professor in Government Procurement Law, The George Washington University Law School |
16:30 | END OF CONFERENCE DAY 1 |
19:00 | CONFERENCE DINNER (restaurant to be updated) |
PRACTICAL INFORMATION
Conference venue:
Copenhagen Marriott Hotel
Kalvebod Brygge 5
1560 Copenhagen
Here is a link to the location of the hotel:
http://www.marriott.com/hotels/maps/travel/cphdk-copenhagen-marriott-hotel/
Parking
The hotel has parking facilities with the following price: 275 DKK for 24 hours and 27 DKK per hour.
How to get from the airport to Copenhagen Marriott Hotel
The easiest way is to take a train towards the Central Station (Københavns Hovedbanegård). You can buy the ticket in the machines or in the Ticket office in the airport. All major cards are accepted. You need to buy a 3-zone ticket, price 36 Danish kroner. The trip takes about 15 minutes, and you have to get off at the Central Station. From there you walk, and it’s about 700 m to go.
A taxi ride from the airport to the hotel costs approximately 220 DKK.
Nordic Public Procurement 2022 Conference dinner
The conference networking dinner will be held on the 23rd f November. Separate registration required. More information about time and place will be coming soon.
Should you have any questions regarding your registration to the conference, do not hesitate to contact us: tgs@nohrcon.com.
Prices
Buy 3 get 1 for free
Nordic Public Procurement Forum day 1 2022Copenhagen
November 23, 2022
YOUR INVESTMENT
1 day: € 899 ex VAT
2 days: € 1599 ex VAT
3 days: € 2299 ex VAT
4 days: € 2899 ex VAT
EARLY BIRD
1 day: € 773 ex VAT
2 days: € 1375 ex VAT
3 days: € 1977 ex VAT
4 days: € 2493 ex VAT
Conference dinner on the 23rd of November: 165€ ex VAT (3-course dinner, 3 glasses of wine, coffee/tea)
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Copenhagen Marriott Hotel
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Kalvebod Brygge 5
1560 Copenhagen