WATCH ⟩ Deputies soften procurement reform, construction contracts can be signed without a procurement contract up to one million euros
Latvia's government has softened procurement reform, allowing construction contracts up to one million euros to be signed without competitive bidding, raising concerns about potential corruption.
The new director of the Defense Resources Agency D. Palaima begins work
Defense Minister Robertas Kaunas emphasizes the mission of the new director of the Defense Resources Agency, D. Palaima, to ensure timely and effective procurement of military equipment and capabilities.
Queensland government considers reform after inheriting 'non-compliant' fire truck fleet
Queensland's Rural Fire Brigades Association has urged for an examination of the state's fire truck procurement due to over 250 complaints regarding new trucks.
Changing the pace against risks, declaring "by the sticks", "shaming and watching": discussion on public procurement reform
A discussion on public procurement reform in Latvia highlighted the benefits and risks of a radical overhaul of the system, featuring input from various experts and officials.
What is happening with the public procurement system reform? Podcast
The podcast discussion centers on the reform of Latvia's public procurement system, featuring various experts and officials.
VIDEO. What is happening with the public procurement system reform?
A discussion on the reform of the public procurement system in Latvia involved key figures from the government, oversight agencies, and industry stakeholders.
LIVE. "What is Happening with the Public Procurement System Reform?"
A live discussion on the reforms of the public procurement system in Latvia features leading experts and officials.
What is happening in Latvia? – on the reform of the public procurement system
The Latvian Parliament is expected to discuss necessary amendments to the Public Procurement Law reforms next week, with a debate scheduled for February 18th.
Business organizations and state institutions: public procurement reform will reduce transparency in the allocation of public funds
A proposed public procurement reform in Latvia could significantly limit transparency by increasing procurement thresholds, allowing large sums of public money to be spent without open tenders.
Organizations and State Institutions: Public Procurement Reform Will Reduce Transparency in Public Funding Distribution
Latvia's proposed public procurement reform could significantly decrease transparency by allowing government agencies to spend large sums without public announcements or competitive bidding processes.
The Rarely Challenging Procurement Law Moves Forward to Parliament, Minister Marttinen Responds to Criticism: Has This Been Confusing?
The controversial reform of procurement law, which has faced exceptional criticism, is advancing to Parliament after numerous turbulent developments, with Minister Matias Marttinen acknowledging the complexity of the legislative endeavor.