by Mladen MilivojcevicPublic Finance Counselling
Aleksandra Litričin gives lectures at Public Finance Counselling in Vršac organized by Serbia’s Public Finance Office
by Mladen MilivojcevicPublic Procurement Counselling
Aleksandra Litričin gives lectures at Public Procurement Counselling in Vrdnik organised by Serbia’s Public Finance Office
by Mladen MilivojcevicComment on the New Public Procurement Law
A Comment on the new Public Procurement Law is published by Paragraf Lex doo Belgrade
by Mladen MilivojcevicApplication of the New Rulebook of the contents of Register of bidders
The new Rulebook of the contents of Register of bidders and documentation to be attached to the application to register a bidder entered into force on 29th February 2020., and is effective as of 1st March 2020.
by Mladen MilivojcevicPublic Finance Counselling
Aleksandra Litričin gives lectures at Public Finance Counselling in Kopaonik Resort organised by Serbia’s Public Finance Office
by Mladen MilivojcevicNew Law on Public Procurement enacted by Serbia’s National Assembly
The new Law on Public Procurement was published in the Official Gazette of the Republic of Serbia No. 91/19 of December 24th 2019.
by Mladen MilivojcevicHarmonisation of the Law on Public-Private Partnerships and Concessions with the Concessions Directive 2014/23/EU
To ensure full harmonisation of the LPPPC with Directive 2014/23/EU, this Law is currently undergoing a thorough overhaul, which will see this major legislative area fully harmonised with acquis communautaire, in particular the Concessions Directive 2014/23/EU
by Mladen MilivojcevicComment on the New Public Procurement Law due soon
A Comment on the new Public Procurement Law is currently in the works and will be published by Paragraf Lex doo Beograd
by Mladen MilivojcevicNew Public Procurement Law enacted by Serbia’s National Assembly
Deputies at the National Assembly of the Republic of Serbia are currently debating the draft new Public Procurement Law, which is set to be passed in next months. Once enacted, the new Law will introduce significant changes to the existing public procurement rules at all levels of its application.