Preventing unjustified procurement at the planning stage is more effective than dealing with consequences

The state regulates the procurement sector by establishing rules to ensure equal conditions, transparency, and competition. Currently, legislation enshrines requirements that enable competitive procedures and help save budget funds.

However, the approach is changing. While previously the State Control Committee focused on ex-post control—reviewing completed procurements and punishing those responsible—now the emphasis has shifted to preventive control.

➡️ Specialists now assess procurement plans: whether a purchase is justified, correctly priced, and actually needed by the enterprise.