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Public procurement is a resource that is becoming increasingly important in difficult economic conditions. RASK attorney and public procurement expert Keidi Kõiv talked to Äripäev Radio about some key aspects of procurement procedures to keep in mind in connection with the crisis, as well as legal nuances and amendments that contracting authorities and bidders should take into account now as well as in the future.

The radio interview provides a detailed overview of whether and when changes can be made to public contracts, what force majeure means in the context of public contracts, what additional nuances are involved in procurements financed from the Structural Funds, and what both contracting authorities and bidders should pay specific attention to in order to avoid disputes and failed procurement procedures during and after the crisis.