Public Procurement in Montenegro

Public Procurement in
Montenegro
Ana Đurnić
Institute Alternative
July, 2016
Types of PP procedures
Open Procedure
Limited procedure
Negotiated procedure with publishing a call to tender
Negotiated procedure without publishing a call to tender
Competition
Shopping method
Direct Agreement
Institutional framework
Public Procurement Administration (PPA)
State Commission for the Control of Public Procurement
Procedures
Inspection Directorate - Public procurement inspector
Administrative Court
Ministry of Finance
State Audit Institution
Institutional framework
 
Legislative framework
Amendments to the Public Procurement Law
adopted in December 2014, entered into force in
May 2015
Introduced obligation of publishing tender
documentation on Public Procurement Portal
PPA establishes and maintains PP Portal (Article
19 of Public Procurement Law)
Public Procurement Portal(s)
Two Portals
Old one
New, “innovated” one
Not interoperated, being used simultaneously
Old PP Portal
Contains data on PP conducted in a period 2012-2015:
Public procurement plans;
Decision on candidates’ competencies;
Decision on the selection of the best bid;
Decision on the termination of the public procurement procedure;
Decision on the annulment of the public procurement procedure; public
procurement contracts;
Amendments to the plans, tender documents, decisions, and contracts.
The the Law does not prescribe the obligation to publish annual public
procurement reports, and consequently the reports are not available at the
portal.
Old PP Portal
Requires registration
Registries all visitors as bidders
List of all riders is being compiled based on data
about visitors of the Portal
471 non - valid addresses at the Public
Procurement Administration’s list of bidders
Old PP Portal
Data can be searched by subject, contracting authority and type of document, but not by
bidders/service provider or contract registration number
Dates of contract conclusion and contract publication often do not match, and are
sometimes very far apart
Search of a desired page is not possible, because each time the user wishes to resume the
search they need to start from the beginning in order to come to the page they visited the
previous time
The information is not sorted into categories but by publication date
Advanced search option exists, but the data found by using that option and by manual
search (opening every page and every available/published piece of information) do not
match
The file naming is inconsistent, which leads to the situation that the cumulative results
found through advanced search are very unreliable
New PP Portal
Contains data from May 2015
Contains tender documentation
Does not require registration
No other improvement, compared to the old
portal, problems remain the same
Incorrect information by competent
authorities
Overall PPA’s annual report on PP
Individual reports on PP of contracting authorities
Inconsistent reporting:
IA assessed the degree to which the information provided in 2014 by
contracting authorities diverged from the ones published by the PPA in its
annual report by looking at a sample of 51 contracting authorities
Result: 24/51 procurement reports contain irregularities 
Irregularities mostly referred to data on planed and completed budget and
percentage of use of direct agreement (the least transparent procedure
Incorrect information by competent
authorities and PPA
Four cases where none of the reports - the ones of
contracting authorities nor the Public Procurement
Administration’s Report contain correct data.
Ministry of Interior, Ministry of Economy, Ministry
of Agriculture and Rural Development and Ministry
of Human and Minority Rights.
IA recommendations for improving
transparency of PP
IA presented recommendations for better
reporting on public procurement
Public Procurement Administration conceals
contracting authorities’ misdemeanours
Public Procurement in Montenegro: Corruption
within the law
Q&A
Thank you for attention!
www.institut-alternativa.org
ana@institut-alternativa.org
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This content provides insights into the public procurement system in Montenegro, focusing on the alternative methods adopted by the Ana urni Institute in July 2016. It discusses the importance and challenges of public procurement practices, shedding light on key strategies and regulations followed in the country. Additionally, it explores the impact and significance of alternative procurement approaches in enhancing transparency and efficiency in the process.

  • Montenegro
  • Public Procurement
  • Ana urni Institute
  • Alternative Methods
  • Regulations

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  1. P ublic P rocurement in M ontenegro A na urni Institute A lternative J uly, 2 01 6

  2. T ypes of P P procedures O pen P rocedure L imited procedure N egotiated procedure with publishing a call to tender N egotiated procedure without publishing a call to tender C ompetition S hopping method D irect A greement

  3. Institutional framework P ublic P rocurement A dministration (P P A ) S tate C ommission for the C ontrol of P ublic P rocurement P rocedures Inspection D irectorate - P ublic procurement inspector A dministrative C ourt M inistry of F inance S tate A udit Institution

  4. Institutional framework

  5. L egislative framework A mendments to the P ublic P rocurement L aw adopted in D ecember 2 01 4, entered into force in M ay 2 01 5 Introduced obligation of publishing tender documentation on P ublic P rocurement P ortal P P A establishes and maintains P P P ortal (A rticle 1 9 of P ublic P rocurement L aw)

  6. P ublic P rocurement P ortal(s) T wo P ortals O ld one N ew, innovated one N ot interoperated, being used simultaneously

  7. O ld P P P ortal C ontains data on P P conducted in a period 2 01 2 -2 01 5 : P ublic procurement plans; D ecision on candidates competencies; D ecision on the selection of the best bid; D ecision on the termination of the public procurement procedure; D ecision on the annulment of the public procurement procedure; public procurement contracts; A mendments to the plans, tender documents, decisions, and contracts. T he the L aw does not prescribe the obligation to publish annual public procurement reports, and consequently the reports are not available at the portal.

  8. O ld P P P ortal R equires registration R egistries all visitors as bidders L ist of all riders is being compiled based on data about visitors of the P ortal 47 1 non - valid addresses at the P ublic P rocurement A dministration s list of bidders

  9. O ld P P P ortal D ata can be searched by subject, contracting authority and type of document, but not by bidders/ service provider or contract registration number D ates of contract conclusion and contract publication often do not match, and are sometimes very far apart S earch of a desired page is not possible, because each time the user wishes to resume the search they need to start from the beginning in order to come to the page they visited the previous time T he information is not sorted into categories but by publication date A dvanced search option exists, but the data found by using that option and by manual search (opening every page and every available/ published piece of information) do not match T he file naming is inconsistent, which leads to the situation that the cumulative results found through advanced search are very unreliable

  10. N ew P P P ortal C ontains data from M ay 2 01 5 C ontains tender documentation D oes not require registration N o other improvement, compared to the old portal, problems remain the same

  11. Incorrect information by competent authorities O verall P P A s annual report on P P Individual reports on P P of contracting authorities Inconsistent reporting: IA assessed the degree to which the information provided in 2 01 4 by contracting authorities diverged from the ones published by the P P A in its annual report by looking at a sample of 5 1 contracting authorities R esult: 2 4/ 5 1 procurement reports contain irregularities Irregularities mostly referred to data on planed and completed budget and percentage of use of direct agreement (the least transparent procedure

  12. Incorrect information by competent authorities and P P A F our cases where none of the reports - the ones of contracting authorities nor the P ublic P rocurement A dministration s R eport contain correct data. M inistry of Interior, M inistry of E conomy, M inistry of A griculture and R ural D evelopment and M inistry of H uman and M inority R ights.

  13. IA recommendations for improving transparency of P P IA presented recommendations for better reporting on public procurement P ublic P rocurement A dministration conceals contracting authorities misdemeanours P ublic P rocurement in M ontenegro: C orruption within the law

  14. Q &A

  15. T hank you for attention! www.institut-alternativa.org ana@ institut-alternativa.org

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