Interventni zakon in Smernice o dostopu do trga javnih naročil za osebe iz tretjih držav

slovenian

2021

volume 47, issue 1

access of third-country bidders   EU procurement market   Intervention Act (IZOOPIZG)   public procurement   trade agreements with procurement chapters

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Public procurement rules do not grant secured access to the EU procurement market to all operators outside the EU. Economic operators from third countries, which do not have any trade agreement providing for open access to the EU procurement market or whose goods, services and works are not covered by such an agreement, do not have secured access to procurement procedures in the EU and may be excluded. Communication from the Commission - Guidance on the participation of third-country bidders and goods in the procurement market - interprets EU policy on third-country access in public procurement and applicable rules of directives on these issues. The Guidance does not have its own binding power, but the Intervention Act (IZOOPIZG) obliges authorities to follow the Guidance when submitting important investments. The article analyses authorities'' obligations and options in relation to third-country bidders.

23.03.2021