eTenders is the Irish Government’s electronic tendering platform administered by the Office of Government Procurement.

Unidade Técnica de Acompanhamento de Projectos (UTAP), is a PPP/Concessions specialized unit, with legal, economic and financial expertise, that operates within the Portuguese Ministry of Finance 

Other related organizations include Centrum PPP and Institute PPP.

Centrum PPP is a non-profit NGO launched in 2008 by public and private entities – including: banks, law firms, consulting companies, construction firms, regional development agencies, foundations, associations, chambers and business agencies – in order to create and develop a Polish PPP market. Its activities include:

The PPP Knowledge Centre is part of the Ministry of Finance.

The publication, PPP Units and Related Institutional Framework, has been prepared by European PPP Expertise Centre and contributes to the Western Balkans Investment Framework’s initiative on “PPP Institutional Strengthening in the Western Balkans”. It responds to the need to understand the institutional structures that support PPPs in the countries of the Western Balkans. The main objective of this report is to provide a general overview of the PPP institutional and legal framework in Montenegro.

The PPP unit, within the Public Property Agency, is the administrative authority which operates under the Ministry of Economy.

A PPP Unit has been established within the Ministry of Finance. 

The PPP Unit is located in the Department for Legal affairs, and is governed by Law on Concessions and Public Private Partnership (PPP law).

CPMA (Central Project Management Agency) performs the functions of the PPP Competence Centre and helps to create legal, administrative and institutional conditions in Lithuania, necessary for development of effective partnership. 

The Central Finance and Contracting Agency (CFCA) was established based on the Memorandum of Understanding on the Establishment of the CFCA signed by the European Commission and the government of the Republic of Latvia on October 21, 1997. The Memorandum of Understanding foresaw development of so-called Decentralized Implementation System (DIS) for the programmes co-financed by the European Commission.