CCC’s monitoring activities target procurement procedures organized and implemented by all state institutions countrywide, both on central and local level. Due to differences and specificities identified between central and local institutions in relation to implementation of public procurements, from 2010 onwards local and central level procurements are monitored separately. Namely, this endeavour resulted in collection of more detailed and significant insights that can be used by all interested parties with a view to promote and improve the manner in which public procurements are organized and implemented and guarantees compliance with the Law and application of general principles governing the public procurements.
On Average, Tender Procedures Are Marked by Participation of 2.5 Bidding Companies, While e-Auctions are Marked by 2 Participants
Market research for the purpose of drafting technical specifications has failed in all cases. More specifically, in 100% of tender procedures contracting authorities had to obtain approval from the Council of Public Procurements prior to announcement of their procurement notices.
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