In particular, in their letter, the experts of the Antimonopoly Department note that the purchase of residential premises (apartments) is possible following the results of the competitive procedure by concluding a contract of sale of finished residential premises, by concluding a contract of equity participation in construction in accordance with the Federal law of December 30, 2004. № 214-FZ "About participation in share building of apartment houses and other real estate and on amendments to certain legislative acts of the Russian Federation" or by contract of sale apartments, which will be created in the future.
The Ministry of industry and trade of the Russian Federation has developed a project according to which customers will be able to purchase products included in the unified register of Russian radio electronics from a single supplier. With the registry can be found in the state informacionnoi system industry.
The standard contract was published in the Unified information system on December 28. It will need to be used if the subject of the purchase relates, in particular, to the following OKPD2 codes:
State purchases of imported software and hardware complexes of data storage systems are prohibited for two years. The ban applies to goods under the OKPD2 code 26.20.2. It also applies to such products if they are:
The customer decided to unilaterally cancel the contract. It was placed in the Unified information system and sent to the supplier by registered mail with a notification.
Part of the changes in Law No. 44-FZ comes into force within 10 days after the official publication.
In contracts for the purchase of CTP services liability must be established by a special law
The draft Federal law provides for five main changes:
The ban on admission cannot be applied to goods 14-18, 20-26 and 33 from the list in three cases:
Government resolution No. 1635 of December 11, 2019 approved new rules for mandatory public discussion of purchases of goods, works and services for state and municipal needs, which will become effective from January 1, 2020. Simultaneously with this date, the current rules, approved by the RF Government resolution No. 835 of August 22, 2016 (hereinafter-the Rules of August 22, 2016), will lose their force.