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In connection with the coronavirus pandemic, the state Duma has made amendments that will allow urgently adjusting the rules for business inspections, introducing a moratorium on bankruptcy, and establishing easing in the field of licensing. There are changes for public procurement, tourism and medicine. Read more about this in our review.
Most operators of electronic platforms have posted on their websites confirmation of the postponement of terms for procurement procedures, taking into account the explanations of the Ministry of Finance.
Almost all regions will be able to participate remotely in reviewing requests for purchases to the FAS
The organization did not complete the work under the municipal contract on time. After its expiration, the customer repeatedly demanded to fulfill the obligations under the contract. The organization asked to postpone the deadline. However, the work was not completed by the new date. Having refused to fulfill the contract, the customer applied to the control body for inclusion of the organization in the RNP.
The institution held an auction for the purchase of a car. According to the results of the auction, a contract was signed and the car was transferred to the institution.
The procurement procedure in the event of force majeure and emergencies is significantly simplified. Now customers will be able to quickly make purchases from a single supplier in order to eliminate emergencies.
The institution has signed a contract with the operator for the provision of telephone services, including international, according to paragraph 1 of part 1 of article 93 of the Law N 44-FZ (procurement of services that fall within the scope of natural monopolies).
The Antimonopoly service has prepared a draft of the next amendments that will significantly Supplement the Law N 223-FZ.
In the event of force majeure, Law No. 44-FZ already provides for the right of the customer to promptly purchase any necessary goods from a single supplier.
How do they want to change the content of documentation
When placing purchases, you will need to use the KTRU
Functional, technical, quality and operational characteristics of the subject of purchase will need to be set out in accordance with the KTRU. You can specify additional characteristics, but you will need to justify them.