Public Procurement Monitoring

Second Quarterly Report on Monitoring the Implementation of Public Procurement 2014

From November 2008, the Centre for Civil Communications from Skopje has continuously analysed the implementation of public procurements in the Republic of Macedonia as regulated under the Law on Public Procurements.
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  • Second Quarterly Report on Monitoring the Implementation of Public Procurement 2014
  • Significant share of bids submitted in tender procedures do not reach the bid-evaluation stage. In that, reasons indicated for rejection of bids include administrative shortcomings of bids submitted and failure to fulfil requirements defined in relevant tender documents (eligibility criteria and terms and conditions defined in tender specifications).
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