LISBON – 5th e 6th of May of 2022 (This event will not be broadcast by any internet or media means and must be attended phisically, in the dates and local of it´s occurrence, by all participants )
EVENT LOCATION - SCIENCES ACADEMY - SCIENCES ACADEMY STREET, Lisboa, Portugal
SUSTAINABLE PUBLIC PROCUREMENT IS VITAL TO COPE WITH THE NEW DIRECTIVES AND TO USE THE EUROPEAN STRUCTURAL FUNDS!
DON T MISS THIS UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY OF LEARNING AND DISCUSSING WITH SOME OF THE BEST EUROPEAN EXPERTS!
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INSTITUCIONAL SUPPORT
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COMEGI it is a research center of Lusíada University supported by national founds of FCT- Tecnology and Science Foundation with the Tag Reference UIDB/04005/2020 ( é um centro de investigação da Universidade Lusíada apoiado por fundos nacionais da Fundação para a Ciência e Tecnologia (FCT) com a referência UIDB/04005/2020 )
A - CHAIRMEN
Prof. Luís Valadares Tavares - Universidade Lusíada, Portugal e OPET, IST
Prof. Roberto Caranta - Universidade de Turim, Itália
B - ORGANIZATION COMMITTEE
Luís Valadares Tavares
Pedro Cerqueira Gomes
José Antunes Ferreira
Paulo Tiago Tavares
Ana Cristina Saraiva
C -INVITY PLENARY SPEAKERS
Prof. Andrea Appolloni
University of Rome Tor Vergata, Italy
Prof. François Lichère
Université Jean Moulin, France
Specialist Luana Swensson
Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), Italy
Prof. Luís Valadares Tavares
Lusíada University, Portugal
Prof. Marta Andhov
University of Copenhagen, Denmark
Prof. Michael Eßig
Bundeswehr University Munich, Germany
Prof. Nuno Cunha Rodrigues
University of Lisbon, Portugal
Prof. Pedro Cerqueira Gomes
Católica University, Portugal
Prof. Roberto Caranta
Torino University, Italy
Prof. Steven Van Garsse
University of Hasselt, Belgium
Prof. Tátrai Tünde
Corvinus University of Budapest, Hungary
D - OBJECTIVES
This conference takes place after COP26 and focus on major challenges to be addressed by Public Procurement:
How can the Public Procurement budget of more than 17% of EU GDP can be used to contribute to the COP26 targets on sustainability?
How can Public Procurement stimulate the public policies of innovation and of the digital transition?
How can the process of change of public authorities be supported avoiding the traditional lowest price award and moving to sustainable and innovative public procurement?
How can public procurement be used to accelerate such change and to build sustainable and innovative electronic public markets?
How can be developed urban and regional public e-market places (SMARKETCITIES) to promote more innovation and sustainability?
How can be developed supplies marketplaces for industry, namely, construction, based on sustainability criteria?
How can more modern procedures of public contracting ruled by the EU Directives of 2014 - Competitive procedure with negotiation, Competitive dialogue, Innovation Partnership, Dynamic purchasing systems and Electronic catalogues- be used to develop sustainable and innovative public procurement?
E - TOPICS ADDRESSED BY THE CONFERENCE
A - COP26 targets and the required changes on public procurement
B - Selection of candidates in terms of trust on sustainability compliance by candidates
C - Evaluation of tenders including sustainability criteria and the promotion of innovation?
D - Guidelines and examples of application of the life cycle costing
E - Public procurement for the rehabilitation and the construction of new buildings meeting the requirements of the Directive 2018/844 of 30 May on “nearly zero energy buildings”
F - Application of the guidelines and manuals of the European Commission on Green Public Procurement
G- Public procurement to promote innovation and the digital transition
H - Use of modern procedures - Competitive procedure with negotiation, Competitive dialogue, Innovation Partnership, Dynamic purchasing systems and Electronic catalogues- to develop sustainable and innovative public procurement
I - Development of sustainable and innovative industrial marketplaces (SMARKETSUPPLIES) construction using public procurement
J - Development of sustainable and innovative urban and regional marketplaces (SMARKETCITIES) using public procurement
K - Use of BIM and other digital design tools for public procurement (TWINTECH)
L - Training and change support for public procurers to cope with sustainable and innovative public procurement
A selection of papers presented in the conference will be published after a review by the peers of the EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF PUBLIC PROCUREMENT MARKETS (https://eupublicmarkets.com/).
Conference working languages: English
F - Scientific Program Comittee
Prof. Alessandro Ancarani, University of Catania, Italy
Prof. Andrea Appolloni, University of Rome Tor Vergata, Italy
Prof. Bernardo Nicoletti, Temple University, Italy
Prof. Clifford P McCue, Florida Atlantic University, USA
Prof. Davide Vannoni, University of Turin, Italy
Prof. Jaime Pintos Santiago, Distance Learning National University (UDIMA), Spain
Prof. José Antunes Ferreira, University of Lisbon (IST), Portugal
Prof. Marta Andhov, University of Copenhagen, Denmark
Prof. Michael Essig, Bundeswehr University Munich, Germany
Prof. Miguel Assis Raimundo, University of Lisbon, Portugal
Prof. Miguel Catela, Lusíada University, Portugal
Prof. Nuno Cunha Rodrigues, University of Lisbon, Portugal
Prof. Pedro Telles, Copenhagen Business School, Denmark
Peter Jenner, William Battle, Lda. University of Wales, Swansea, Visiting Lecturer, UK
Prof. Stephane Saussier, University Schools of Management (IAE Paris), France
Prof. Tátrai Tunde, Corvinus University of Budapeste, Hungary
Prof. Ximena Lazo Vitoria, University
G - PROGRAM
The Program has the following major sessions including an initial keynote speech, presentation and discussion of submitted papers:
A – COP26 and New Challenges for SPP
B – Sustainable Design and Construction Procurement
C – SPP Using New procedures of Directives 2014
D – ICT Sustainable and Innovative Procurement
E – Food and Catering SPP
F – Value Based Healthcare and SPP
G – Marketplaces and SMARKETCITY for SPP
H – Doctoral Dissertations, Programs and Opportunities
5th of MAY
9h30 – 10h30 – OPENING SESSION chaired by His Excellency the Judge, President of the “Tribunal de Contas” (TC), Dr. José Tavares
President of Academia das Ciências – Prof. Carlos Salema
Chairmen of the Conference – Prof. Luis Valadares Tavares and Prof. Roberto Caranta
President of the National Parliament Commission on Monitoring and Control of the application of Law 30/2021 - Prof. Ana Gouveia Martins
President of TC - Dr. José Tavares
10h30 – 11h00 – Coffee Break
11h00 – 13h00 – SESSION A: The Green Challenge
Luís Valadares Tavares - A Multicriteria model to evaluate tenders for green procurement of public works
Désirée Klinger & Steven Schooner - A Value-Based Approach to Implement Green Public Procurement: Economic Tools as alternative to regulation
Nadia Sava - Smart contracts and public procurement: between potential and implementation. A literature review
Marta Andhov - Public Procurement and Climate Change
13h00 – 14h30 – Lunch Break
14h30 – 17h30 – SESSION B: The Strategic Chall
Nuno Cunha Rodrigues - Enhancing the strategic use of public procurement as a tool for contracting authorities
Michael Eßig - Sustainability, Innovation, and public supply management
François Lichére - New procedures of directives 2014
Tátrai Tunde - Uses and abuses of Dynamic Purchasing Systems
Jose Gregorio Bolina - Contratación pública VS. Despoblamiento rural: La sonestibilidad social como criterio en la Compra Pública Socialmente Responsable (CPSR)
6th of MAY
9h30 – 10h15 – OPENING SESSION Chaired by His Excellency the Secretary of State, Dr. André Moz Caldas
President of “Observatório das Autarquias Locais” (CC) – Dr. Bartolomeu Noronha
Prof Luís Valadares Tavares- President of OPET and Director of COMEGI
The Secretary of State - Dr. André Moz Caldas
10h15 – 10h45 – Coffee Break
10h45 – 13h15 – SESSION C: The Complexity, Innovation and Circular Challenges
Steven Van Garsse - PPPs and the circular economy
Roberto Caranta - Making PPPs – and Other Complex Works Contracts – Sustainable. A EU Legal Approach
Willem A. Janssen - Moving Towards EU Mandatory Sustainable and Social Requirements: a New role for the Commission and Fragmentation ahead?
Paula Trindade - Benchmarking innovation procurement: applying a new methodology to the case of Portugal
Cláudia Monge – The Contribution of BAS
13h15 – 14h30 – Lunch Break
14h30 – 16h30 – SESSION D: The Social Challenge
Laura Treviño Lozano & Ezgi Uysal - The applicability and impacts of mandatory human rights due diligence on EU Public Procurement
Beloke Alea Arrate & Ramón Bernal Uribarrena - Social accounting to achieve value-based public procurement
Giullia Botta - Intersecting EU Public Procurement Law and Business & Human Rights: What Opportunities and Challenges to Address Human Rights Risks in the Textiles Supply Chains?
Luana Swensson - Sustainable public food procurement: an international perspective
16h30-16h45 – SESSION E: Final Discussion and Concluding Remarks, Luís Valadares Tavares
H - LIST OF SPEAKERS – Session A to E
Dr. Beloke Alea Arrate
Deusto University, Spain
Topic: “Social accounting to achieve value-based public procurement”
Dr. Claudia Monge
Lawyer office BAS, Portugal
Topic: “The contribution of BAS”
Prof. Désirée Klinger
University of Hamburg, Germany
Topic: “A Value-Based Approach to Implement Green Public Procurement: Economic Tools as
alternative to regulation”
Dr. Ezgi Uysal
Torino University, Italy
Topic: “The applicability and impacts of mandatory human rights due diligence on EU Public
Procurement”
Prof. François Lichère
Université Jean Moulin, France
Topic: “New procedures of directives 2014”
Dr. Giullia Botta
University of Milan, Italy
Topic: “Intersecting EU Public Procurement Law and Business & Human Rights: What
Opportunities and Challenges to Address Human Rights Risks in the Textiles Supply Chains?”
Prof. José Gregorio Molina
Universidad de Murcia, Spain
Topic: “Contratación pública VS. Despoblamiento rural: La sonestibilidad social como criterio en
la Compra Pública Socialmente Responsable (CPSR)”
Dr. Laura Treviño Lozano
University of Greenwitch, UK
Topic: “The applicability and impacts of mandatory human rights due diligence on EU Public
Procurement”
Specialist Luana Swensson
Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), Italy
Topic: “Sustainable public food procurement: an international perspective”
Prof. Luís Valadares Tavares
Lusíada University, Portugal
Topic: “A Multicriteria model to evaluate tenders for Green Procurement of Public Works”
Prof. Marta Andhov
University of Copenhagen, DenmarK
Topic: “Public Procurement and Climate Change”
Prof. Michael Eßig
Bundeswehr University Munich, Germany
Topic: “Sustainability, Innovation, and public supply management: Is there an strategy
implementation deficit in public procurement?”
Dr. Nadia Sava
Babes-Bolyai University, Romania
Topic: “Smart contracts and public procurement: between potential and implementation. A
literature review”
Prof. Nuno Cunha Rodrigues
University of Lisbon, Portugal
Topic: “Enhancing the strategic use of public procurement as a tool for contracting authorities”
Dr. Paula Trindade
LNEG, Portugal
Topic: “Benchmarking innovation procurement: applying a new methodology to the case of
Portugal”
Dr. Ramón Bernal Uribarrena
País Vasco University, Spain
Topic: “Social accounting to achieve value-based public procurement”
Prof. Roberto Caranta
Torino University, Italy
Topic: “Making PPPs – and Other Complex Works Contracts – Sustainable. A EU Legal
Approach”
Prof. Steven L. Schooner
The George Washington University, USA
Topic: “A Value-Based Approach to Implement Green Public Procurement: Economic Tools as
alternative to regulation”
Prof. Steven Van Garsse
University of Hasselt, Belgium
Topic: “PPPs and the circular economy”
Prof. Tátrai Tünde
Corvinus University of Budapeste, Hungary
Topic: “Uses and absuses of Dynamic Purchasing Systems”
Prof. Willem A. Janssen
Utrecht University, Netherlands
Topic: “Moving Towards EU Mandatory Sustainable and Social Requirements: a New role for
the Commission and Fragmentation ahead?”
I - CALENDER
A) Circulation of information » From 6 December 2021
B) Submission of extended abstracts (3 pages) » 6 April 2022
C) Decision for acceptance/rejection » 12 April 2022
D) Conference - Lisbon, Academia das Ciências » 5 - 6 May 2022
E) Submission of selected material » 27 May 2022
F) Edition of the special issue » 17 June 2022
Authors of accepted works must complete the registration (www.opet.pt) including payment by April 7, 2022. Otherwise, the article will not be included in the program.
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