Public procurements in Macedonia are regulated under the Law on Public Procurements, which was adopted in 2007 and started its enforcement in 2008, developed in line with then valid EU Directives. Since its adoption, the law was subject of ten rounds of significant amendments, each with variable effect in terms of guaranteeing basic principles in public procurements: competition among companies, equal treatment and non-discrimination of companies, transparency and integrity of the process on awarding public procurement contract, rational and efficient use of public funds in procedures on awarding public procurement contracts.