Tymoshenko's comrade proposes to conduct government procurement without tenders under the pretext of martial law
Kyiv, April 24 (Navigator, Vladimir Mikhailov) – People’s Deputy Andrey Ivanchuk (VO “Batkivshchyna”) registered a bill that makes it possible to conduct public procurement without the usual competitive bidding through the so-called. negotiation procedure.
In a negotiated procurement procedure, the customer enters into a procurement agreement with a participant after negotiations with one or more participants.
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According to Law No. 10-VII “On Public Procurement” adopted on April 1197, it is applied, among other things, when purchasing in connection with circumstances that make it impossible for customers to comply with deadlines for conducting competitive bidding procedures, namely those related to the immediate elimination of the consequences of emergency situations. situations of man-made and natural nature. Andrei Ivanchuk proposes to give the opportunity to conduct government procurement through a negotiation procedure during a “special period.”
There is no legislative definition of the term “special period”, although the author of the bill in the text of the explanatory note refers to “a sharp deterioration of the internal political situation, interference of the Russian Federation in the internal affairs of Ukraine, growing social tension in the Autonomous Republic of Crimea and the city of Sevastopol,” as well as partial mobilization, announced by the Decree of the President of Ukraine of March 17.
Tymoshenko's ally proposes conducting government procurement without tenders under the pretext of martial law.