The FIGC organised a negotiated procedure for the award of a contract for porterage services for accompanying the national football teams and for the purposes of the FIGC store for a period of three years. At the end of that procedure, one of the tenderers invited to participate in it, but to whom the contract was not awarded, brought an action before the Tribunale amministrativo regionale per il Lazio (Regional Administrative Court, Lazio, Italy) to challenge the detailed rules governing the conduct of that procedure. According to that tenderer, the FIGC must be regarded as a body governed by public law and should, therefore, have complied with the rules on publication laid down by the legislation on public procurement.
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