Law
National public-procurement law
Sweden (LOU/LUF) and Netherlands (Aanbestedingswet 2012) at statute level
Sector · Public sector
Public sector
Test a tender — or your public-body AI duties — for lawfulness before someone else does.
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SE · NLprocurement law in depth
Art. 27public-body FRIA duty
Statutefree; case law on paid tiers
Public procurement and public-body duties, grounded in the statute that governs them. Swedish (LOU/LUF) and Dutch (Aanbestedingswet) procurement law sit at provision level — with case law and preparatory works on paid tiers — alongside the AI Act Art. 27 FRIA duty and the NIS2 obligations that land on public administrations.
what we cover
The law and standards we ground on
GuidancePremium
Procurement case law & preparatory works
Sweden and Netherlands
Regulation
EU AI Act Art. 27 — public-body FRIA duty
Regulation
GDPR Art. 35 — public-body DPIA basis
Regulation
NIS2 (Dir (EU) 2022/2555) Art. 21 — public-administration security
what you can do
Workflows that turn it into evidence
Public tender review (bidder-side)
a tender pack against procurement-law requirements with statute citations — Sweden (LOU) and Netherlands (Aw 2012) variants plus a jurisdiction-neutral base
Public tender audit (buyer-side)
scan your own tender for unlawful selection, award or exclusion criteria — Sweden and Netherlands variants
AI Act FRIA — Art. 27
the public-body deployer fundamental-rights impact assessment, with a Sweden variant
Regulatory gap analysis
including NIS2 Art. 21 for public-administration entities
DPIA — GDPR Art. 35
with Germany and Sweden variants
Document review, paragraph-cited
public-sector policies, contracts and tender packs
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Questions buyers ask first
- Do you cover the EU procurement directive directly?
- Procurement questions are grounded in the national statute that transposes the directive — Sweden's LOU/LUF and the Netherlands' Aanbestedingswet — at provision level, with case law and preparatory works on paid tiers. That is what a review board actually cites.
- Is this only Sweden and the Netherlands?
- Procurement statute is searchable across the audited jurisdictions, but dedicated depth — case law, preparatory works, and the tender review and audit workflows — is built for Sweden and the Netherlands today, with more on the roadmap.
Run it against your own systems
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