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Friday 6 July 2018

Kyrgyzstan to Abandon No-Tender Procurement

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BISHKEK (24.kg) — According to the director of the Public Procurement Department Ulan Ozumbekov, Kyrgyzstan intends to abandon public procurement without a tender.

If implemented, Kyrgyzstan will become the first country in Central Asia to join the Open Government partnership. In this regard, it is necessary to make the system as transparent as possible. As Ulan Ozumbekov explained, first of all, this concerns public procurement:

The number of direct purchase contracts should be reduced to a minimum. This will lead to transparency. Procurement must be carried out through a tender. The new law increases the threshold amount to 800,000 soms. Then, on the initiative of the deputies, it has been raised to 1 mln soms. It is a bit much. It is necessary to amend the law, because we became the members of OGP.

An electronic procurement catalogue will be launched in the near future. “It will be more convenient for the suppliers and procuring entities to buy through it than through a direct contract. It is planned to harmonize the legislation with the Eurasian Economic Union and the WTO”, the director of the department said.


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