Government procurement in Russia

Government procurement in Russia relates to the public procurement in Russia by all governmental, regional and local authorities.

Legislation

Russian Federal Law N94-ФЗ of 21.07.2005 require all federal, regional and municipal government customers to publish all information about government tenders, auctions and other purchase procedures on special public government websites.

On June 2012 The Law "On the Federal Contractual System of Procurement of Goods, Works and Services" came up for the first reading in the State Duma. The bill is based on a comprehensive approach to procurement of goods, works and services for state and municipal needs by forming the federal contractual system. It, specifically, ensures the regulation of the entire procurement cycle: planning and forecasting of state and municipal needs, forming and placing orders, fulfillment of contractual obligations and the analysis of the results, as well as monitoring, control and auditing of the observance of requirements. The bill establishes a number of anti-dumping measures enabling rejection of applications with inordinately underestimated prices.[1]

Education

In many countries laws demands or recommends customers and suppliers to have certified procurement specialists. Special education organizations provide certification, courses and seminars and publish recommendations for different procurement procedures.

Statistics

About 3 000 of new tenders, auctions and requests for quotations published each day. About 250 000 purchase announcements published per year on federal procurement website.

Web resources that collects procurement information also are source for additional statistics like usage of specific file formats among official organizations or regional economic activities.

See also

References

  1. ↑ "Bill on contractual purchase of goods has 1st reading in Duma". Itar Tass. 21 June 2012. Retrieved 21 June 2012.

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