The document summarizes public procurement in Ukraine in 2013. It states that public procurement totaled 200 billion Ukrainian hryvnia that year, with the majority of funds coming from state budget, state enterprises, and companies where the state owns over 50%. It also outlines the main customers which included the Ministry of Energy and Coal Industry and principles of procurement like fair competition and transparency. Control over procurement is held by organizations like the Chamber of Accounts and Antimonopoly Committee.

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PUBLIC PROCUREMENT SYSTEM
IN UKRAINE

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 Public Procurement is regulated by the
Law of Ukraine "On public
procurements"

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Total procurement
in Ukraine in 2013 amounted
200 billions of Ukrainian hryvnia

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The structure of public procurement in 2013
in terms of funding sources
Data of the State Statistics Committee
The funds of State
budget of Ukraine
26,78%
The funds of state,
spesial state, utility
enterprises
22,06%
The funds of
companies in which the
state's share exceeds
50 persent
30,02%
The funds of the budget
of the Autonomous
Republic of Crimea
0,29%
The funds of the
local budgets
16,51%
The fund of the state
loans
1,08%
The funds of the social
insurance funds, fund
of social protection of
the disabled
2,08%
The funds of Pension
Fund of Ukraine
0,87%
The state funds target,
state and local funds
0,03%
The funds of the
National Bank of
Ukraine
0,27%

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The structure of public procurement in 2013 in
terms of customers - the main managers of
budgetary funds
Data of the State Statistics Committee
Ministry of
Infrastructure of
Ukraine
15,02%
Ministry of
Energy and Coal
Industry
40,60%
Ministry of Heals
2,11%
Dnipropetrovsk
Regional State
Administration
2,16%
Donetsk Regional
State
Administration
2,03%
Kyiv Local State
Administration
2,56%
State Roads
Administration
7,37%
Other
28,16%

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The structure of public procurement in 2013
in terms of procurement objects
Data of the State Statistics Committee
Goods
60,8%
Servises
34,1%
Works
5,1%

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Principles of Procurement
 fair competition among participants;
 maximum cost efficiency and effectiveness;
 openness and transparency at all
procurement stages;
 non-discrimination of participants;
 objective and impartial evaluation of
competitive bidding proposals;
 prevention of corrupt practices and abuse.

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State regulation in field of
procurement
 The Ministry of Economic Development
and Trade of Ukraine shall be the
Authorized Agency;
 The Antimonopoly Committee of Ukraine
shall be the complaint review authority.

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Control in the field of
procurement
 Chamber of Accounts;
 Antimonopoly Committee of Ukraine;
 State Financial Inspection of Ukraine;
 State Statistics Service of Ukraine.
Special functions has of The State
Treasury of Ukraine

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Non-discrimination of
Participants
 Domestic and foreign participants shall
participate in the procurement procedures on
an equal basis.
 Procuring entities shall provide equal access
for all participants to the procurement
information as defined by Law.
 A procuring entity may not set discriminatory
requirements for participants.

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Public Control in the Field of
Public Procurement
 The public control shall be exercised through free access to all public
procurement information to be disclosed in accordance with Law.
 Procuring entities and participants, and the Authorized Agency must
facilitate involvement of the public in exercising control in the field of
procurement according to the Laws of Ukraine "On Associations of
Citizens", "On Petitions of Citizens" and "On Information".
 Citizens, public organizations and associations thereof shall have no
right to interfere with the activity of the Authorized Agency and the
procedure for identifying the winner of the bidding by a procuring entity.
 Mass media representatives shall have the right to be present during
the opening of the competitive bidding proposals. Procuring entities
shall provide unobstructed access to the procedure of opening of
competitive bidding proposals for mass media representatives upon
their demand.

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Procurement Procedures
 open bidding;
 two-stage bidding;
 request for price quotations;
 pre-qualification of participants;
 single-source procurement;
 electronic reverse auction.
According to the Law established the
procurement under framework agreements.

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