This Public Procurement Portal was developed with the financial support of the PHARE Programme and the Operational Programme Administrative Capacity co-funded by the European Union through the European Social Fund.
The Public Procurement Agency was established on 12.03.2004 with a Decree No 56 of the Council of Ministers (promulgated in the State Gazette No 24 of 23.03.2004) in accordance with the Public Procurement Law (in force since 01.10.2004), which provides the establishment of a self-dependent administrative structure in this field.
The activity, structure, operational rules and staff of the Agency shall be governed by Statutes of the Public Procurement Agency. The Agency shall be subordinated to the Minister of Economy, Energy and Tourism and shall assist him in implementing the national policy in the field of public procurement.
The main priority of the Pubic Procurement Agency shall be to ensure the efficiency of the public procurement system in compliance with the principles of:
03 August 2010 Miglena Pavlova, Executive Director of Public Procurement Agency: We are considering ban of annexes to contracts, except in well defined cases. 09 July 2010 The Law on the Amendment and Supplement to the Public Procurement Law has been promulgated in State Gazette No. 52 dated 9 July 2010. 28 June 2010 Parliament adopted at second reading the Public Procurement Law
