Germany

Bremen-Mitte Clinic Integrity Pact

Transparency International Germany

Bremen-Mitte Clinic Integrity Pact

Mission

Ensure transparency and integrity in the procurement and execution of the construction of the Bremem-Mitte Clinic

Activities

The Regional Health Agency Gesundheit Nord signed an Integrity Pact with Transparency International Germany in 2009 to oversee the planning and construction of the Bremen-Mitte Clinic. An independent expert with a legal and construction background contributed to the monitoring. The construction project experienced delays and finished with higher costs than anticipated. But a parliamentary inquiry determined that there was no corruption with the use of the Integrity Pact.

Additional information
Procurement authority: Gesundheit Nord
Monitor: Transparency International Germany
Language: German
Start year: 2009
End year: 2014
Tender value: EUR 300 million

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