Webinar: Simplifying Public Procurement with AI and Legal Framework

AIDA CCI informs that on January 22nd at 16:00, CIP promotes a free webinar that combines legal security with the power of Artificial Intelligence.

Despite mobilizing billions of euros annually, the public procurement market remains underutilized by many Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs). The barrier is often not the lack of technical capacity of the companies, but rather the bureaucratic complexity, perceived legal risk, and lack of adequate tools to manage the processes.

The webinar “Simplifying Public Procurement: From Legal Framework to AI Tools that Simplify the Process” was created to answer this challenge. An initiative by Academia CIP in partnership with Red Osprey (Law) and SpotGov (Technology).

Why participate in this webinar?

This session proposes an integrated approach oriented towards business decision-making, focused on solving the “pain points” of those who want to sell to the State:

Legal Understanding: Master the framework and essential aspects that ensure legal security when participating in tenders.
Technological Acceleration: Discover Artificial Intelligence solutions that allow for the automatic identification of relevant opportunities.
Efficiency: Learn how to save time analyzing tender specifications and increase operational efficiency.
Growth: Transform public procurement into a sustainable business lever.

Event Agenda

The session features a complete vision, from the legal norm to practical technological application.

16:00 | Institutional Opening: Armindo Monteiro, President of CIP.
16:05 | Legal Framework: How the system works and what is mandatory to know – António de Souza Cardoso and Jorge Pinto de Almeida (Red Osprey).
16:50 | AI Solution: How SMEs can identify opportunities and access tenders using AI – João Alves (SpotGov).
17:20 | Debate: How to simplify SME access to tenders.
17:40 | Q&A: Question and answer session.

Target Audience

This webinar was designed for decision-makers, managers, financial and operational directors of:

SMEs wishing to start or strengthen their participation in the public market.
Companies actively seeking to reduce operational costs and legal risk in tenders.