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ARTICLE · 19 AUGUST 2014

The Latest Changes In Polish Public Procurement Law - The Biggest Amendment Since 2004

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On 25 July 2014, the Polish Parliament passed on an amendment of the Public Procurement Law (the Amendment).

PolandGovernment, Public Sector
Michał Gruca
Michał Gruca
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On 25 July 2014, the Polish Parliament passed on an amendment of the Public Procurement Law (the Amendment). The changes introduced by this legislation reflect suggestions put forward by the country's entrepreneurs and representatives of its public administration. The amendments are designed to tackle the most serious problems encountered in the public procurement process in Poland, such as competition among economic operators based solely on price, social dumping, and the impossibility of valorising already concluded contracts. The Amendment will soon go to the Senate (the second chamber of the Polish Parliament) and will most likely come into force in the final quarter of 2014. 

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