This article presents issues related to abnormally low tender price in terms of public procurement effectiveness. The problem tackled in this article concerns lack of a legal definition of the term 'abnormally low tender price', the difference between the 'abnormally low tender price' as understood in the Public Procurement Law and the 'dumping price' as understood in the Unfair Trade Practices Act. Another issue discussed in this article regards practical possibilities to reject an offer with an abnormally low tender price as a sign of an activity aiming to ensure the security of the executed investments and to increase the effectiveness of public spending.
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