The Institute for Development and Social Initiatives (IDIS) “Viitorul” has published the 12th edition of the “Monitoring Moldova’s Public Procurement” Newsletter:
Articles from the August 2024 edition include:
- The topic of unfounded complaints addressed at the second meeting of the National Platform for Public Procurement;
- Members of the Coalition for Monitoring Public Procurement discussed the concept and content of a web platform dedicated to public procurement in the Republic of Moldova;
- In 2023, 1012 complaints were filed on 760 public procurement procedures – a decrease compared to previous years;
- The Republic of Moldova kicked off the second stage of EU accession negotiations – bilateral screening – with Chapter 5: Public Procurement;
- Red flags in Termoelectrica’s procurement monitoring process;
- A monitoring report has highlighted several risk indicators prevalent in sectoral procurement;
- Public procurement of medicines: 6 companies share 97% of the public procurement budget;
- Procurement of Maintenance Services for the CNAS Financial System for 2024: Restrictive Selection Criteria and Questionable Evaluation Decisions;
- Suspected bias in the tender for the purchase of a truck for waste disposal in Vadul lui Vodă;
- Multiple deficiencies identified in Chisinau City Hall’s procurement processes: lack of public access to information;
- Monitoring the procurement of the photovoltaic system by S.A. ”RED-Nord” and the identification of red flags.
This Newsletter was prepared as part of the ”Increasing Integrity of Public Procurement in Moldova” project, implemented by the Institute for Development and Social Initiatives (IDIS) ”Viitorul” in collaboration with Partnership for Transparency (PTF). The newsletter was prepared by the IDIS team with the PTF support. The content is the sole responsibility of IDIS and the opinions of individual contributors do not necessarily reflect the views and policies of IDIS and PTF.
