The United Kingdom has left the European Union at the end of January 2020, following many difficult negotiations with the EU and having caused a lot of political turmoil, but it's not over yet. There is effectively a grace period until the end of 2020 where the previous rules still apply, but what happens next in 2021, is yet to be seen.

Procurement Experts provides a quick view of the two economies - the UK and Estonia, in light of the Brexit and ties with the EU.

The Estonian parliament approved the new public procurement act in June 2017. How will it stand the test of the procurement organisations and how will the market accept it?

In 2016 an article described how world class procurement activity can save a company 8-10% of its costs.

The Estonian Public Procurement draft (204 SE) did not get the required number of votes on the 3rd May voting in the Parliament. It required a minimum of 51 votes to pass.
The Economic Affairs Committee of the Estonian Parliament re-started the draft that had been in the process in the Parliament but did not find the minimum required number of 51 votes on the 3rd of May.