The article presents the response of Ius Omnibus to the Basque Competition Authority’s public consultation regarding alternative and complementary routes for public administrations to claim damages resulting from anti-competitive practices.
The document explores mechanisms to improve transparency, efficiency, and accountability in public procurement, emphasizing the need for standardized protocols, public registers, and technological tools like artificial intelligence for early detection of collusive behaviour. It also discusses innovative channels such as public class actions, mediation, direct negotiation, and private conciliation, aiming to protect public resources and strengthen the culture of integrity in European competition law and procurement practices.