Unique traits of sports-related public procurements in the European Union

Q2 Social Sciences

Society and Economy Pub Date : 2022-06-14 DOI:10.1556/204.2022.00011

Krisztina András, T. Tátrai, P. Juhász

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Abstract

This paper focuses on sports-related public spending in the Member States of the European Union (EU). Based on the public procurement database of the EU (TED), a sport-related public procurement database was built and analysed. Using data from 33 countries for the period 2017–2019, the paper describes the characteristics of sport-related public procurements. The research highlights that the public database is an adequate way of making the data on public procurements available, where traditionally the latency was high. The characteristics found for the eight most active Member States include a high proportion of construction works. There is a connection between countries and the dominant type of purchasing organisations, although the involvement of central purchasing bodies is not a game-changer in this area. Higher value contracts usually lasted for longer and the length of contracts has a strong connection to the contract types. Non-negotiated types of procedures show a far higher average contract value than negotiated procedure types. When the lowest price criterion was applied, the total procurement value was significantly lower.

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欧盟体育相关公共采购的独特特征

本文的重点是在欧盟成员国体育相关的公共支出。在欧盟(TED)公共采购数据库的基础上，构建了一个与体育相关的公共采购数据库并进行了分析。本文利用来自33个国家2017-2019年的数据，描述了与体育相关的公共采购的特点。该研究强调，公共数据库是提供公共采购数据的适当方式，而传统上这些数据的延迟很高。八个最活跃的会员国的特点包括建筑工程的比例很高。国家与主要类型的采购组织之间存在联系，尽管中央采购机构的参与并不能改变这一领域的游戏规则。价值较高的合同通常持续时间较长，合同的长度与合同类型有很强的联系。非协商程序类型的平均合同价值远高于协商程序类型。当采用最低价格标准时，总采购价值显著降低。

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Society and Economy Social Sciences-Sociology and Political Science

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期刊介绍： The double-blind peer-reviewed journal publishes original research articles and book reviews in the fields of economics, social sciences, and business studies, which address social and economic issues in Central and Eastern Europe or have relevance for social and economic development in this region. While it welcomes articles from the international academic community, Society and Economy seeks in particular to provide an international forum for scholars working in the research traditions of this region. The journal welcomes submissions of high-quality and multi-disciplinary articles that address social, demographic, political, economic and industrial trends and challenges. Society and Economy is a gold open access journal since 2019 but authors are not requested to pay an article processing fee.