How to use general partnership model in public procurement contract performance

A general partnership in public procurement is often perceived as a formality, yet its relevance continues throughout the contract performance phase. 

In practice, contracting authorities often require companies submitting a joint bid to establish a general partnership before the contract is awarded, ensuring joint and several liability for the performance of obligations. 

During the performance phase, questions arise around the division of responsibilities, internal settlements and partners’ entitlement to remuneration, where legal practice is still evolving. 

WALLESS Senior Associate Laura Baumane and Partner Sandis Bērtaitis highlight key aspects of structuring a general partnership agreement and provide practical insights in the context of public procurement. 

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