Tag: Poland
New Electricity Tariff Rules Expected to Save Businesses 500 Million PLN Annually
New rules for electricity tariffs, effective from 5 September, aim to save businesses around 500 million PLN yearly, according to…
Supreme Court to Rule on Application of New Laws in Ongoing Offences
The Supreme Court will address whether new laws can apply to ongoing offences, impacting procurement practices.
Supreme Court to Rule on Legal Changes During Ongoing Offences
The Supreme Court will address whether new laws can apply to ongoing offences, impacting procurement practices significantly.
Proposed changes to public procurement law may alter pricing disputes
Proposed amendments to Poland's public procurement law could reduce disputes over pricing, but may also lead to increased challenges.
Proposed Changes to Health Funding Could Reshape Sanatorium Services
The NFZ plans to eliminate a 1.05 adjustment factor for sanatorium funding, impacting financial arrangements from 2027.
Clarifying VAT Error Corrections in Public Procurement Bids
Errors in VAT rates in bids do not always warrant correction by contracting authorities, as clarified in recent discussions.
Poland and Spain Secure €5.4 Billion Joint Defence Contract
Poland and Spain have finalised a €5.4 billion agreement for at least seven Airbus A330 MRTT aircraft, enhancing NATO capabilities.
Proposed Changes to Product Liability Law Set for 2026
Poland's Ministry of Justice plans to implement new EU product liability laws by December 9, 2026, affecting businesses and consumers.
Central Register of Contracts Reveals 21 Billion Złoty in Public Spending
The new Central Register of Contracts has disclosed how 21 billion złoty was spent in public procurement since its launch…
Poland’s Highway Expansion Nears Completion with New Contracts
Poland is set to complete 150 km of highways by 2029, with contracts for new sections recently awarded.