OJEU - Useful Links, Downloads & Resources
Help & Tutorials (OJEU Finder Services / Website)
Video Tutorials
- In this presentation, we'll delve into the comprehensive capabilities of our unique tender platform.
- How To - Use links in your OJEU reports (MS Word)
- How To - Save & Manage Searches
- Free OJEU & UK Tender Search - Tutorial
- How To - Update Your Email Distribution List
- How To - Update Your Primary Contact & Billing Address
- How To - Change Your Password
- How To - Download Reports & Check Your Subscription Status
Public Procurement Tutorial
OJEU & UK Public Procurement Wiki
Threshold values (UK, OJEU) , low value tenders, Brexit and more..
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OJEU & UK Procurement Wiki.
- What is a tender?
- How can I bid on a tender?
- What are CPV codes?
- What UK tenders are available?
- What are the threshold values for UK Tenders?
- What are low value tenders?
- What is public procurement?
- Public Procurement FAQ
- What does OJEU stand for? | What is the OJEU?
- What are OJEU thresholds?
- What is TED
- Why use us?
Treaty of the Official Journal of the European Union
Official documents, download in PDF format.
Useful Organisations
A list of useful organisations and reference materials relating to the OJEU (external links)
Useful OJEU Links and Downloads
- Working with the European Union - a practical guide to the EU
- EU Public Procurement - summaries of legislation
- National Audit Office: Sustainable procurement in central government
- UK National e-Procurement Project. Part 1: An Overarching Guide to e-Procurement
- UK National e-Procurement Project. Part 2: An Overarching Guide to e-Procurement for LEAs
- UK National e-Procurement Project. Part 3: An Overarching Guide to e-Procurement to Schools
- The Learning and Skills Council Procurement Guide. For FE Colleges
- EU Public Procurement - summaries of legislation
- SOLVIT: EU Member States work together to solve problems caused by the misapplication of Internal Market law by public authorities. The UK SOLVIT Centre can help with handling complaints from businesses. It is committed to providing real solutions to problems within ten weeks. Using SOLVIT is free of charge. The European Commission coordinates the network, which is operated by the Member States, the European Commission provides the database facilities and, when needed, helps to speed up the resolution of problems. The Commission also passes formal complaints it receives on to SOLVIT if there is a good chance that the problem can be solved without legal action.
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