In a dynamically changing world, parties to public contracts face new challenges and difficulties. Market disruptions, inflationary phenomena, increases in energy, materials and services prices are just some of those obstacles. Their impact on the obsolescence of assumptions and estimates adopted when submitting tender bids requires multidimensional analyses. A significant increase in the cost of implementing public contracts means that dialogue involving indexed pay and other contractual adaptations is increasingly necessary.

In this publication, we try to assist this dialogue by looking at the topic of indexation of public contracts from many perspectives - not only from the perspective of public procurement law, but also from the point of view of public aid, tax and restructuring. For the management staff of both contracting authorities and contractors, their responsibilities are also important. Only such a multi-faceted view can lead to the development of an optimal legal solution.

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