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Frequently Asked Questions (Public Procurement)

  • Article 1 of the Decision on Obligatory Application of Domestic Preferences in the process of public procurement ("Official journal“ no. 29/09) stipulates mandatory application of domestic preferences in public procurement procedures in all sectors, in order to restore and protect the economic development of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Article 3 of same Decision, provides that that contracting authority is required, when calculating the tender's prices, and for the purpose of comparing tenders, to reduce the price of domestic tender for preferential factor, up to the level of 10% (for contracts awarded since 2007 up to 2012). Read More

  • In order to restore and protect the economic development of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Article 1 of the Decision on Obligatory Application of Domestic Preferences in the process of public procurement ("Official Gazette" no. 29/09) stipulates mandatory application of domestic preferences in public procurement procedures for all sectors. Furthermore, Article 37 of Public Procurement Law of Bosnia and Herzegovina defines that domestic preferences can be applied only to the extent that is permitted by the Secondary Legislation.

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