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The Public Procurement Law introduces significant changes to the contracting authorities' procurement contracts, which in practice are called in-house procurement. This justifies the topicality of the chosen theme. The new legal framework has expanded the ability of contracting authorities to p...

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Published inTuriba University. International Scientific Conference pp. 160 - 169
Main Authors Skrastiņa, Una, Radzevičs, Juris
Format Conference Proceeding
LanguageLatvian
Published Riga Turiba University 01.04.2019
Subjects
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Contracts
Government purchasing
Proposals
Studies
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Summary:The Public Procurement Law introduces significant changes to the contracting authorities' procurement contracts, which in practice are called in-house procurement. This justifies the topicality of the chosen theme. The new legal framework has expanded the ability of contracting authorities to procure from other contracting authorities, also allowing for "horizontal" action that was not explicitly permitted so far. The law also contains a number of explanations describing the applicable conditions, as well as the methods by which it can be demonstrated that there is an in-house relationship between the contracting authorities. However, as practice shows, the regulatory framework has proved to be quite complex, difficult to understand and interpretable in various ways. Therefore, the aim of the research is to provide insight into the content of the in-house concept, explaining its essence, problems of practical application, analysing the requirements of the implementation of the features, conditions and methods included in the law, as well as to make proposals for solving the researched issues. The research will use theoretical, historical, empirical, comparative and analytical methods. The study will provide a better understanding of the correct application of this provision.