The Government Procurement Review

The first edition of The Government Procurement Review brings together contributions from eminent procurement lawyers across five continents and provides real insight to the key issues in government procurement across the different jurisdictions.

In Romania, public procurement contracts are essentially regulated by Government Emergency Ordinance No. 34/2006 on the award of public procurement contracts, public works concession contracts and service concession contracts (‘GEO No. 34/2006’).

Specific sector regulation and clarifications of GEO No. 34/2006 can be found in the secondary legislation, consisting of government decisions and National Authority for the Regulation and Monitoring of Public Procurement (‘ANRMAP’) orders.

GEO No. 34/2006 transposes EC directives on public procurement and creates the legal framework to secure compliance with the principles of contract awarding in public procurement: non-discrimination, equal treatment, mutual recognition, transparency, proportionality, optimum use of funds and undertaking of liability.

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