Abstract

Classic public contracts, even low value ones, should be awarded in line with the principles of ensuring the best quality of the contract in relation to the financial resources the contracting authority can allocate for its execution, as well as the best value for money. It is therefore essential to correctly estimate the value of the contract, in order to avoid unlawfully circumventing the application of the Public Procurement Law.
To complement the requirement of ensuring the integrity and transparency of public sector bodies managing public funds when awarding smaller contracts, specific information regarding the contracts concluded must be published in the Central Register of Contracts.