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General Provisions

• The Law on Public Procurement regulates the procedure and requirements for public procurement.
• It also covers measures and actions to prevent corruption in the exercise of public authority and official duties.
• It also prohibits actions that restrict or disrupt competition.
• Public procurement contracts for goods can include services for installation and assembly.
• Temporary associations offering goods, services, or works in public procurement are considered economic operators.

Questions about Public Procurement

• What does the Law on Public Procurement regulate? (options: methods/procedures for public procurement, methods/procedures for granting concessions for works and services, methods/procedures for awarding public-private partnerships, all of the above)
• What is not covered by the Law on Public Procurement? (options: measures to prevent corruption, prohibited forms of restricting competition, awarding of public-private partnerships, all of the above)
• Can a public procurement contract for goods include services for installation and assembly? (options: yes, no, in this case, the contract is a combined contract, yes, only if the estimated value of goods prevails).
• Are temporary associations offering goods, services, or works in public procurement considered economic operators? (options: no, yes, yes, only if the tender documentation allows their participation).
• What document contains information on an economic operator's ability? (options: Public Procurement Office, Public Procurement Administration, Central Register, the economic operator itself)
• Is the realization of construction with any funds, according to the requirements of the contracting authority, which has a decisive influence on the type or design of the construction, considered a public procurement contract for works? (options: no, in this case, it is a public-private partnership, yes, in this case, it is a concession for construction)
• What is a subcontractor in public procurement?
• What is an alternative offer in public procurement?
• What is “market price” in public procurement? (options: price on the relevant market considering the goods/service, production cost where the offer is adjusted through changes in the production factors, price mainly determined by demand where the offer represents the available stock at a given moment).
• What does a “Common Nomenclature for Public Procurement” represent? (options: a nomenclature based on which part of the services are defined as specific, a nomenclature based on which it can be determined whether a public procurement notice should be published in the Official Journal of the European Union, a common classification system of goods, services, and works, applied in public procurement).
• What is the subject of the public procurement plan? (options to choose from).
• What does respecting the obligations concerning environmental protection, social provisions, and labor protection mean in public procurement?
• What principle is violated if the contracting authority does not respect the competition protection regulations during public procurement?
• What principles does respecting transparency in public procurement include?
• What does the principle of proportionality in public procurement ensure?
• What does the principle of economy, efficiency, and effectiveness in public procurement ensure?
• Are provisions from the Law on Public Procurement applied to public procurement procedures for goods and services that are subsidized or cofinanced?
• Are the provisions of the Law on Public Procurement applied to public procurement procedures for works?
• Is it possible for the contracting authority to adjust the procurement process?