Public Procurement

Public procurement refers to the procurement of goods, services, or works regulated by specific laws and regulations enacted by the state to ensure transparency, competition, and efficiency in the use of public, budgetary funds.

Public procurement rules are detailed and highly complex to prevent corruption, conflicts of interest, and ensure fair and economical allocation of public funds. In the Republic of Serbia, public procurement is regulated by the Law on Public Procurement, bylaws, and international standards.

Engaging a professional who is well-versed in the Law and other applicable regulations in this area can be crucial for the success of your company, especially when it comes to complex and competitive tenders, on which the further development and stability of your business may depend. Consultants bring a number of advantages that significantly increase the chances of success in these procedures.

In our law office, Đorđe Gršić, a graduate lawyer with a certificate as a public procurement officer (certificate number 1514 of the Public Procurement Administration of the Republic of Serbia), an expert with many years of experience in the field of public procurement, is in charge of public procurement matters.

Phone number of Đorđe Gršić, a certified public procurement expert: 064/88-94-565

Professional assistance intended for bidders includes:

1. Services for registration in the register of bidders in the Business Registers Agency (APR);
2. Registration services on the Public Procurement Portal;
3. Monitoring the Public Procurement Portal and published public calls in the field of interest;
4. Review and analysis of the contracting authority’s tender documentation;
5. If there are ambiguities, we ask questions and order their correction;
6. Preparation of the necessary documentation for participation in the tender;
7. Submission of the offer on the Public Procurement Portal within the legally prescribed deadline;
8. Monitoring the opening of bids and analysis of the expert evaluation of bids;
9. Preparation of requests for protection of rights throughout the entire procedure before the Republic Commission for the Protection of Bidders’ Rights in Public Procurement Procedures;
10. Drafting or reviewing contracts concluded after the public procurement procedure has been carried out and the job has been awarded;
11. Monitoring the execution of the public procurement contract.
12. Representing bidders before the competent court if the protection of rights must be achieved in this way.