News
16-05-2018
Parliament adopted at first reading amendments to the Public Procurement Act.
Amendments to the law limit the possibilities for appeals to public procurement before the courts.
Amendments oblige the complainants to prove that they can be a real executor of such an order.
The amendments will oblige the complainants to prove that they can be a real contractor.
If the appeal is unjustified, the guilty part will be liable for damages.
The amendments aim to stop abuses in the appeal process, which delay public infrastructure projects and often lead to extortion among public procurement bidders.
Parliament adopted at first reading amendments to the Public Procurement Act.
Amendments to the law limit the possibilities for appeals to public procurement before the courts.
Amendments oblige the complainants to prove that they can be a real executor of such an order.
The amendments will oblige the complainants to prove that they can be a real contractor.
If the appeal is unjustified, the guilty part will be liable for damages.
The amendments aim to stop abuses in the appeal process, which delay public infrastructure projects and often lead to extortion among public procurement bidders.