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Nantes Métropole filed 2 positions on 26 Jan 2026, across 1 of the 665 legislative files tracked here, attaching a full position paper 1 time.
In the territory of Nantes Métropole, the current arrangements for public procurement constitute a structural obstacle to local producers’ direct access to the mass catering markets. The large volumes, the generalisation of framework agreements, the pooling of production tools and the requirements of legal certainty make it increasingly difficult to conclude direct contracts with local producers, despite a strong…
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Innovation in Public procurement is a strong lever for ecological transition and social inclusion. Innovative public procurement, linked to Green PP and social considerations should be facilitated for local authorities, to improve competitiveness of circular economy.
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