– public procurement Law never from the time of its adoption and entry into force in 2004. – not an obligation to apply the criterion of price as the only criterion, says Jan Styliński. He adds that it was possible for this criterion to recognize the weight from 5 to 100 percent. How did it end? – The practice of Contracting has led to the fact that was most convenient to apply the criterion of price 100 per cent. – adds the head PZPB. About the problems of construction companies have decided that the way of functioning of the law approach to contracts and marketing practices.
the Second item that has caused problems of construction companies was the practice associated with the design of contracts that were concluded with the winners of tenders. – Poland niechlubną tradition was the inclusion in the agreement of all those elements that as a whole during the implementation of the investment process can occur, which are unforeseeable and difficult to evaluate at the stage of submitting the proposal, says Jan Styliński. A significant part of the risk, by the way, investment was falling, so that contractors and subcontractors.
in order to rectify the situation, at the end of July 2016. entered into force the biggest in the history of the amendments to the Law of public procurement. It implies, in particular, a formal departure from the criterion of price in tenders. Maximum it could reach 60 percent. What, however, the practice? Says the head of the PZPB, in many industries owing invents now 40 percent. criteria pozacenowych that are simple to perform and performers. All the time, the competition comes down to price,” adds Ian Styliński.
In the future criteria of public tenders can be further dynamically changed. Deputy Prime Minister Matthew Morawiecki promised deeper changes. Can be of great importance for the whole economy, not just construction. As recalled by the interviewee is Clear, the public procurement system is responsible for a huge portion of the market in Poland. In 2015. it was approx. 150 billion.
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