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Recent developments in the European law of public contracts

With the adoption of Directive 2004/17 and Directive 2004/18 the European Institutions made a significant step towards the rationalization and simplification of the law concerning public contracts and public procurements.1 However, it is clear today that these objectives were not fully obtained. Indeed, both the Commission and the European Parliament have recently stressed the opportunity of a new intervention in these areas for a further simplification and modernization of the law.2