Types of violations

Types of violations

In public procurements, various violations of the principles of transparency, competition, and efficiency of procedures can arise. Violations in public procurement can have serious consequences, such as an increase in corruption, improper use of public resources, and restriction of competition. They can be detected through monitoring and auditing of public procurements.

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Creating the Illusion of Competition

Use of Sole Source Exclusions in Procurement

Selection of Inappropriate Types of Price Dumping in Construction and Design Works

Use of Undeclared or Impermissible Eligibility Criteria in Tenders

“Tailoring” Documentation for a Specific Supplier

Violation of requirements for the procurement of specific types of goods/services/works from Public Associations of Disabled Persons and/or organizations created by them

Imposing Unauthorized Qualification Requirements in Competitive Bidding or Auction Documentation

Sole-Source Procurement in Violation of Justification Conditions as Per Subsection 42, Article 39 of the Republic of Kazakhstan’s Public Procurement Law

Procurement of Works as Intellectual Property Objects

Unjustified Use of Non-Competitive Procurement Methods that Limit Competition

Planning for Excessive Quantity of Product

Planning Procurements Without a Clear Need

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