Public procurement law 1300-PZ-S1
Lecture of the Public Procurement Law includes the following topics:
First The nature and objectives of public procurement, the basic conditions for the regulation of public procurement law:
- Common use,
- Transparency of conduct,
- Fair competition,
- Equal treatment of tenderers / national preferences /,
- Control of procurement process - institutional control
/ Bodies /, - control participants,
- The compatibility of national legislation with EU regulations
/ Implementation of EU law /,
- Independence of the contracting authority in preparing and conducting
the procedures.
Second Basic conditions for issuing rules on procurement
public
Third Characteristics of public procurement law,
- The concept of public procurement law,
- Evolution of regulation.
4th Basic concepts of public procurement,
- The concept of client and client manager,
- The concept of the contractor,
- The concept of a public contract,
- The concept of offer and best bid,
- A variant, offer partial,
- Concept: works, supplies and services.
5th The basic principles of public procurement:
- The principle of fair competition,
- The principle of equality,
- The principle of impartiality and objectivity,
- The principle of openness,
- Rules written form,
- The principle of the Polish language,
- The principle of award to the successful contractor only
accordance with the Act,
- The rules applying only mode specified in the Act,
- The principle of not sharing contract into lots in order to avoid
application of the provisions of the Act,
- The principle of independence of the client.
6th Personal scope of public procurement law,
- The contracting authority:
- Head of the contracting authority,
- The jury / mandatory and optional /,
- Jury
- Customer representatives,
- The central contracting
- Joint procurement,
- Contracting including a framework agreement
- The contracting authority conducting the competition,
- The contracting sector.
- Contractor:
- Common to apply for the order,
- Agent performers
- Participant,
- The concessionaire,
- The competent authorities in matters regulated by statute:
- The Prime Minister,
- President of the PPO:
- Appointment,
- Tasks,
- National Board of Appeal:
- Appointment,
- Tasks and responsibilities,
- President of the Chamber,
- The bench,
- The district court,
- Council of Public Procurement:
- Appointment and composition,
- Tasks,
- Other entities participating in the proceedings for a
contract.
7th The scope of application of public procurement law,
- Basic concepts related to the scope of the
Act,
- Types of public procurement, including the provisions
special,
- Remedies
- Control of procurement,
- The subject matter covered by the Act should also be recognized
legal obligations of the contracting authority and other entities
participating in procurement proceedings
public.
8th Exclusion of application of Act
- Identify signs and symptoms,
- The value of the contracts, if not exceed the equivalent
14.000 euro.
9th The limited scope of the Act.
10th The public procurement procedures,
- Basic modes:
- Invitation to tender;
- Limited tender,
- Other modes:
- Negotiations with the announcement,
- Competitive Dialogue,
- Negotiated procedure without publication,
- Source procurement,
- Ask for price
- An electronic auction.
- Special provisions:
- Framework agreements
- The dynamic purchasing system
- Competition,
- UTILITIES.
11th The participants of procurement procedures,
- Contracting - the concept - an indication of the persons required to
application of the Act (including the public finance sector),
- The contractor - the concept, types,
12th Stages of public procurement:
- Preparatory steps,
- The procedure for award of the contract / the notice (which it came to
messages) to select the best bid and signing
contract /
- The first podetap / from the announcement until the end of the
submission of tenders /,
- The second podetap / opening of tenders /,
- The third podetap / test and evaluation of bids /,
- The fourth podetap / bidder /,
- The fifth podetap / signing /,
depending on the mode of the various stages can be changed
/ Eg negotiations /,
13th Agreement on public procurement:
- Implementation of the agreement,
- A ban on amendments to the Agreement,
- Termination of contract,
- The cancellation of the contract.
14th Legal remedies
- Appeal
- Application to the court.
15th Control of the Public Procurement Law:
- Control of the President of the Public Procurement Office
- Inspection carried out by other control bodies.
16th Public Procurement Law and other laws,
17th Public Procurement in the European Union.
18th The concessions for construction works or services:
- Concession as a way to implement a public task,
- Scope of regulation,
- A concession,
- Principles,
- The entities involved:
- A public entity,
- A private entity,
- Procedures for the conclusion of the concession contract for works or services,
- The concession agreement,
- Remedies.
19th Public-private partnerships:
- Scope of regulation,
- The concept of public-private partnership,
- Partners,
- A public entity,
- Private partner - the entrepreneur or the entrepreneur
foreign
- Selection of private partner,
- The concept of the best bid, together with an indication of the criteria,
- Agreement on public-private partnership and the implementation of
public-private partnership,
- Public-private partnership in the form of a company.
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Total student workload
Learning outcomes - knowledge
Learning outcomes - skills
Learning outcomes - social competencies
Teaching methods
Observation/demonstration teaching methods
Expository teaching methods
- participatory lecture
- informative (conventional) lecture
Type of course
Prerequisites
Course coordinators
Learning outcomes
Knowledge:
First student has knowledge of the Public Procurement Law,
Second student knows and understands the basic legal regulations defining responsibilities in the application of Public Procurement Law.
skills:
First student analyzes the legal provisions defining the conditions of the Public Procurement Law,
Second student knows the subjective and objective scope of this regulation and has the ability to identify the obligations of the relevant provisions.
Social competence:
First student is aware of the validity of the regulations governing the contracting of supplies, services and works to entities required to use public procurement law,
Second student shows a willingness and ability to take action in the use of basic institutions of public procurement law.
Assessment criteria
Item ends on credit scores.
The basis for completing the course is knowledge of the basic institutions of public procurement law with the possibility of their use.
Students include two tests of multiple / four variants of the answer / selection of the individual parts of the lectures.
Each test consists of twelve questions, the basis of credit is to get above 50% correct answers on each test,
- Above 50% correct full answer - dst,
- Above 60% correct full answer - dst +,
- Above 70% correct full answer - db
- Above 80% correct full answer - db +,
- Above 90% correct full answer - very good.
Practical placement
not applicable
Bibliography
First Fifteenth anniversary of the Public Procurement System in Poland, ed H. Nowicki, J. Sadowy, PPO Torun-Warsaw 2009,
Second H. Nowicki (red), I. Łazuga, J. Wyżgowski, Public Procurement Law. Commentary on the amendment, LexisNexis Warsaw 2010,
Third J. Sadowy, Public Procurement Law. Outline of the lecture, Warsaw 2007.
4th Economic and legal aspects of procurement. Poland compared to the European Union. Red. A. Borowicz, M. Królikowska-Olczak, J. Sadowy, W. Starzyńska, PPO 2010.
5th A new approach to procurement - public procurement as a tool for fostering innovation in the economy and sustainable development. The experience of Polish and foreign, J. Niczyporuk, J. Sadowy, M. Urbanek (ed.), PPO Warsaw 2011.
6th Nowicki, H., Public Procurement Law. The set of acts, Torun, 2005.
7th Nowicki, H., Changes in the Public Procurement Law and the legal position of the parties contract award, the Prosecutor, Prosecutors Association Quarterly Polish Republic No. 1 (33) 2008.
8th Pieróg J., Public Procurement Law. Comment, Warsaw 2012.
9th Sołtysińska A., European public procurement law. Comment, Kraków 2006.
10th Stręciwilk M., Public Procurement Law. Jurisprudence, Warsaw 2008/2009/2010/2011/2012.
11th Nowicki, H., Control of public procurement, (in :) Prosecutor, Prosecutors Association Quarterly Polish Republic no 4 (20) / 2004.
12th Nowicki, H., Control of Public Procurement in the Public Procurement Law, European Law, in practice, No. 4 (09) April 2005.
13th H. Nowicki, President of the Public Procurement Office - range of tasks and legal forms of their implementation in public administration bodies and legal forms of action, Home Organizer, Torun, 2005.
14th Nowicki, H., Public procurement, collection instruments. Home Organizer, Torun, 2004.
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