25-July-2017

Serbian, PDF, 319kb

Abnormally Low Tenders (Policy brief No. 35, September 2016, Serbian)

Contracting authorities may argue that the least expensive offer ensures the achievement of the important financial goal of budgetary savings. Read more.

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25-July-2017

Serbian, PDF, 360kb

Life-cycle Costing (Policy brief No. 34, September 2016, Serbian)

This procurement brief explains what the life-cycle costing methodology means and the advantages of using this approach. It highlights the key provisions in the Public Procurement EU Directive that set out the legal framework for taking life-cycle costs into account in the various stages of the procurement process.

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25-July-2017

Serbian, PDF, 346kb

Small and Medium-sized Enterprises in Public Procurement (Policy brief No. 33, September 2016, Serbian)

This procurement brief describes measures at the EU level aimed at ensuring that contracting authorities take full advantage of the potential of Small and Medium-sized Enterprises in their procurement activities.

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25-July-2017

Serbian, PDF, 318kb

Market Analysis, Preliminary Market Consultations, and Prior Involvement of Candidate/Tenderers (Policy brief No. 32, September 2016, Serbian)

This brief provides an overview of the market analysis process in public procurement undertaken by a contracting authority to collect information to assist the authority in defining its procurement requirements, by selecting the most appropriate tender method, analysing and evaluating bids, and determining the outcome of the most economically advantagious tender.

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25-July-2017

Serbian, PDF, 290kb

EU Directives 2014 - Concessions (Policy brief No. 31, September 2016, Serbian)

This brief presents the new EU public procurement Directive (2014/23/EU) on award of concession contracts. The Directive is part of a recently adopted EU legislative package reforming the EU public procurement rules. A separate procurement brief (No. 30) focuses on the 2014 Public Sector Directive and the 2014 Utilities Directive.

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25-July-2017

Serbian, PDF, 418kb

Detecting and Correcting Common Errors in Public Procurement (Policy brief No. 29, September 2016, Serbian)

This brief gives a short overview of the issue of common errors in public procurement. For the purposes of the brief, errors are understood as infringements of public procurement rules and principles, regardless of the stage of the procedure. It analyses the types of errors and their impact on the results of the public procurement procedure.

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25-July-2017

Serbian, PDF, 764kb

EU Directives 2014 - Public Sector and Utilities Procurement (Policy brief No. 30, September 2016, Serbian)

This procurement brief sets out the major changes incorporated into the 2014 public sector and utilities directives. The brief is not intended to provide an exhaustive analysis of all of the changes. A separate procurement brief (No. 31) focuses on the Concessions Directive 2014/23/EU.

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25-July-2017

Serbian, PDF, 354kb

Monitoring of Public Procurement (Policy brief No. 27, September 2016, Serbian)

This brief gives an overview of EU requirements concerning monitoring, the purpose and role of monitoring as well as types of monitoring. Finally, the Brief gives examples of monitoring in European Union member states.

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25-July-2017

Serbian, PDF, 416kb

Audit of Procurement (Policy brief No. 28, September 2016, Serbian)

This brief aims to give guidance to auditors dealing with public procurement processes. Based on audit experience, it examines the stages that are worth looking at and explains why. It highlights those aspects that are recommended to be considered in more detail. It also gives advice as to which documents the auditor is suggested to scrutinise in order to find evidence.

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25-July-2017

Serbian, PDF, 398kb

Organising Central Public Procurement Functions (Policy brief No. 26, September 2016, Serbian)

This brief analyses these key central public procurement functions and the existing structural models in the European Union Member States. It also gives an overview of the potential assets and shortcomings of functions carried out by central public procurement structures.

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