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25.09.2026

Transparency, efficiency and everyday life. Data protection in public procurement

On 18 September, the second conference in the series ‘Data protection in public procurement’ was organised jointly by the Public Procurement Office and the Personal Data Protection Office. During the meeting, Monika Krasińska, Director of the Law and New Technologies Department at the Personal Data Protection Office, gave a lecture: ‘Transparency in public procurement in the light of the personal data protection provisions’. 

GDPR, NIS2 and administration

Participants of the conference focused on strengthening competences in the field of public procurement law and strategy, as well as issues related to the protection of personal data in this field.

Natalia Bender from the Public Procurement Office discussed the ‘Privacy by design model for personal data protection in public procurement’. Aldona Kowalczyk from ‘4K Legal Kowalczyk Kuchnio Królak’ explained ‘Protection of personal data in public procurement – review of the case-law of the National Board of Appeal’.

‘From GDPR to NIS2 - how to effectively manage data security in public procurement’ and ‘GDPR for administration. How small orders shape everyday awareness of data security?’ were the titles of the lectures given by Open Nexus representatives: Erik Brodnicki and Mateusz Bartosiewicz.

New risks, new variables

Monika Krasińska, Director of the Law and New Technologies Department at the Personal Data Protection Office, was also one of the speakers at the first edition of this conference presenting ‘Data protection design in public procurement. Challenges in the light of the development of new technologies". On 17 April, at the headquarters of the Personal Data Protection Office, invited experts discussed data protection problems in the area of state administration. At that time, the representative of the Personal Data Protection Office spoke, among others, about the fact that the public procurement law has many features similar to those represented by the personal data protection provisions..

Details and all speeches from the first conference are available under the tab (in Polish): Conferences and webinars - UODO