Control over the Implementation of State and Municipal Procurement

Abstract

In the presented article, the subject of research is state (municipal) procurement and the system of monitoring compliance with legal requirements. The research methods used are analysis, synthesis, comparative law and the method of legal modeling. The problems of monitoring state and municipal procurement are relevant and are considered in the works of modern scientific research, but the scientific novelty of the analysis undertaken is to establish the link between control and supervisory measures and their legal consequences in the form of the possibility of applying legal liability measures. The authors conclude that the evaluation of bidders' bids is not within the competence of the regulatory authorities. The procedural aspects of procurement have changed: the requirements for developing justifications for the initial maximum contract price, as well as for determining the objects of procurement, have lost their relevance. Now the emphasis is on strategic planning in the form of a schedule plan. Special attention is paid to issues that are not directly related to planning, but are critically important for the legality of procurement. Despite the lack of clear formalized obligations, the issues of the correctness of the NMCC justification remain important, and violation of the established rules can lead to administrative sanctions.