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Jimmy Dominius, Press Officer

Telephone: +46-8-700 15 80
Mobile phone: +46-76-542 15 80
E-mail: jimmy.dominius@kkv.se

Karin Lunning, Director of the department for communications and international affairs

Telephone: +46-8-700 16 42
Mobile phone: +46-76-542 16 42

E-mail: karin.lunning@kkv.se

Karin Lunning, Responsible for international affairs and acting director of Communications Department

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Latest press releases

Södertälje’s award of a concession contract was not permissible

Press 2018-05-21 Södertälje Municipality awarded the contract for the operation of the guest harbour in Södertälje without first publishing a contract notice. According to the Swedish Competition Authority, which is the supervisory body of the Swedish Act on Procuremen...

Örebro University is required to pay procurement fines

Press 2018-04-19 According to the Swedish Competition Authority, Örebro University has made an illegal direct award of consulting services. Therefore, the Swedish Competition Authority is going to court with the demand that the university pay 150 000 SEK procurement...

UR criticised for incorrect consultancy purchases

Press 2018-04-03 UR, the Swedish Educational Broadcasting Company, purchased consultancy in Human Resources without adhering to the procurement rules. The Swedish Competition Authority is now criticising UR in a supervisory decision.

Action brought to impose procurement fines on Mariestad

Press 2018-03-05 The Swedish Competition Authority has brought an action in court to impose a fine/procurement fine of SEK 730,000 on Mariestad Municipality. According to the Swedish Competition Authority, the Municipality is guilty of an illegal direct award of contract.

Telia is not guilty of collusive tendering

Press 2018-02-13 Telia was not involved in illegal collaboration with its competitor Gothnet in a procurement carried out in Gothenburg in 2009. This is the ruling of the Patent and Market Court of Appeal.