Government procurement in Poland is regulated by the Public Procurement Law, an act of parliament of 29 January 2004.

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Quick Facts Act of 29 January 2004 - Public Procurement Law, Ratified ...

Act of 29 January 2004 - Public Procurement Law
Ratified	2 March 2004
Location	Poland

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The Act specifies:

• Public procurement rules
• Principles of contract announcement
• Mode of public procurement procedures
• Public procurement modes (tender in the restricted and unrestricted, competitive dialogue, negotiated procedure with publication and without notice, procurement, request for quotation, and electronic bidding)
• The rules for selecting the best bid
• Rules for documenting procedures
• Rules for the conclusion of framework agreements
• Rules for the establishment and operation of a dynamic purchasing system
• Rules for the contest
• Public procurement rules by concessionaires works and utilities procurement
• Contracting rules on public procurement
• Powers and operation of the President of Public Procurement Office
• Principles of National Board of Appeal
• Remedies in the proceedings of the public procurement
• The principle of liability for violation of provisions of the Act

• Public Procurement Office of Poland