A Brazilian law firm's blog analyses current federal audit and court decisions, including the TCU's role in the Tecon Santos 10 port auction and the STF challenge to the TCU's consensual dispute body. It explains what these developments mean for lawyers working in infrastructure, regulation, public procurement and tax.
Website: https://blog.perilo.adv.br/
An economist's newsletter on Jamaican public policy, combining investigations of government procurement data with essays on national history and civic obligation. Articles state their sources and methods and separate verified figures from press-reported ones.
Article-by-article legal commentary on the proposed EU public procurement reform, focusing on the European preference provisions. Readers get close textual analysis of how each article interacts with other EU instruments and where the author's views differ from a co-author's.
A newsletter that examines enterprise and government AI decisions through case studies, procurement records and cost modelling. Readers get evidence-based analysis aimed at replacing reactive AI activity with deliberate strategic direction.
LexAdjudica is a Spanish legal newsletter that explains how public procurement law works for bidders, with detailed guidance on appeal deadlines, competent bodies and file access under the LCSP. Its issues also cover practical hurdles such as obtaining the digital certificate needed to register on the public procurement platform, and mandatory site visits as grounds for exclusion.
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