The document accelerates and simplifies procurement, reduces and unifies the time for the implementation of procedures, including the consideration of applications when conducting various methods of determining suppliers
MOSCOW, July 2. /TASS/. Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed a law on the use of closed competitive methods of procurement in the field of weapons, military and special equipment, procurement for space exploration. The document was published on Friday on the official portal of legal information.
"Closed competitive methods are used in procurement for the exploration and use of outer space, for the creation (including the development, manufacture and testing) of space materials and space technologies, for the creation, modernization, supply, repair, maintenance, use, disposal of space equipment, for the development, production and supply of space infrastructure objects," the law says.
The document also speeds up and simplifies the procurement process, reduces and unifies the deadlines for the implementation of procedures, including the consideration of applications during various methods of determining suppliers. One of the main measures envisaged for this is the introduction of electronic document management throughout the entire procurement lifecycle. In addition, the number of ways to determine the supplier is reduced from 11 to three, the requirements for procurement participants are unified, and the number of documents generated is reduced. The law also makes it possible to provide small and medium-sized businesses with bank guarantees from VEB.The Russian Federation and regional guarantee organizations, which will expand the access of such entrepreneurs to procurement.
The mechanism of "universal cost prequalification" is being introduced, which establishes the possibility of admission to participate in purchases worth more than 20 million rubles only for participants who have successful experience in executing a contract concluded regardless of the subject of purchase in the amount of fulfilled obligations in the amount of at least 20% of the initial (maximum) contract price.
