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ARTICLE · 07 JUNE 2010

New Public Procurement Law in Ukraine

Following long discussions and strong debates, on 1 June 2010 Ukrainian Parliament adopted a new version of the Law on Public Procurement (the "Law").

UkraineGovernment, Public Sector
Olexander Martinenko
Olexander Martinenko
Olga Belyakova
Olga Belyakova

Following long discussions and strong debates, on 1 June 2010 Ukrainian Parliament adopted a new version of the Law on Public Procurement (the "Law").

More than two years ago the then effective Law on Public Procurement was canceled by the Parliament and up to now all of the public procurement issues were partially regulated in Ukraine by secondary legislation only.

There was an attempt by Ukrainian Parliament to adopt the Law earlier in the year, but the country's President then vetoed it due to its incompliance with the primary legislation of Ukraine. The President proposed then a number of amendments to the document which amendments have now been fully reflected in the newly adopted version of the Law.

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