The new study “EU-funded large-scale infrastructure: deficient project preparation and procurement processes?”, prepared by European Parliament’s Committee on Budgetary Control, suggest a series of problematic issues, including capacity constraints, exclusive attention to price to the detriment of quality and artificial splitting of project budgets to allow to bypass open tenders.
The study aimed to develop a better understanding of the regulatory framework and practices relating to the preparation and procurement of large-scale infrastructure funded by the European Union (EU).
Download this interesting study here.
