More than 30 registered participants, over 20 attendees, and many friends who reached out asking for updates on the outcomes of today’s meeting. So here we are—sharing the key points of a gathering that confirms how rapidly our community is expanding and how strongly the European conversation on professionalisation is…
ASSORUP announces the signing of the Memorandum of Understanding with the Department of Law of the University of Naples Federico II, which becomes the official venue of the first European Conference of Public Procurement Managers, scheduled for 15–17 October 2026. This marks a historic step for Italy and for the…
The creation of the European network of public buyers — the EUPPM Network — is becoming increasingly concrete. After months of dialogue, mapping, and coordination among national organisations, the initiative is entering an operational phase: on April 22, a dedicated meeting will bring together communities and associations from across Europe….
As the European community awaits the release of the draft of the new EU Public Procurement Directive, EUPPM has published a survey inviting professionals from across the Union to help select the themes of the workshops that will shape the programme of the First European Conference of Public Procurement Managers,…
The EUPPM.net project is approaching its first major milestone with remarkable momentum. We are pleased to announce that we have already received questionnaire responses from 32 countries, including 25 Member States of the European Union. This level of participation demonstrates not only the relevance of the initiative, but also the…
The EU Public Procurement Managers (EUPPM) initiative continues to advance its mission of strengthening professionalisation across Europe. Following the recent missions to Finland and Estonia, the project has entered a new and promising phase. Thanks to the numerous institutional contacts established during these visits, responses to the questionnaire on the…
The Public Consultation and the Call for Evidence supporting the revision of the 2014 Public Procurement Directives closed on 26 January, marking an important milestone in the Commission’s ongoing review process. Conducted in parallel by the Public Procurement Unit, the two consultation streams generated an impressive level of engagement across…
EUPPM project took part with great interest in the workshop “Advancing Value-Based Healthcare Through Collaboration and Innovation Procurement”, a side event of the Radical Health Festival, one of the main European gatherings dedicated to innovation in the healthcare sector. The initiative, organized by Health Proc Europe, with coordination of by…
The meeting with ASSORUP dedicated to “EUPPM.net – Roadmap and Questionnaire” took place today, an event focused on presenting the activities planned within the EUPPM platform promoted by ASSORUP and illustrating the questionnaire addressed to participants. During the session, the main steps of the project roadmap and the procedures for…