(Adopted by the 61th ordinary meeting of the Government of the Turkmen Republic of 31 December 2010 at the 6th ordinary session of the Conference, held on 5 January 2011, No. 127 of the Decree of the Government of the Plurinational State of the Turkmen Republic of Korea, which was published from the date of publication)

Article 1, in order to regulate tendering activities, optimize the development environment of the economy, increase efficiency and financial savings, develop this approach in line with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations.

Article II applies to solicitation, tenders, auctions, competition prices, etc. (hereinafter referred to as tenders) and to control transactions activities.

Article 3 establishes a fair open, competition order, service delivery, and regulates a strong tender harmonization market, in accordance with the Government's requirements for guiding markets, open market transactions, operation of trading norms and uniform regulation.

Article IV. The Industrial Approval Authority is responsible for the harmonization of oversight over all types of transaction activities, the development of regulatory rules, the supervision of transactions, the receipt of complaints and reports, and the lawful conduct of transactions under the law.

As a whole city-wide co-ordinated tendering trading platform, the municipal bidding service centre is responsible for the operation of specific transactions and is eligible under the law as an agent of the public solicitation projects, acting as an agent of the law.

Article 5: The following solicitation activities within this city area, including the development of areas, the experimental area, and the new mountain area, must be carried out at the centre of tendering services in the city:

(i) The subcontracting activities of construction projects, such as new construction, alteration, expansion of construction projects required by law, survey, design, construction, selection of the treasury units and procurement relating to important equipment and materials related to projects;

(ii) Various types of centralized procurement projects at the municipal level, government procurement projects openly solicited by the municipal authorities, and the selection of suppliers that concentrate on procurement projects;

(iii) Transfer of State, collective property, equity;

(iv) To solicitation, auctions, wallcharts, mining resources exploration and exploitation rights for operational land use;

(v) Business advertisements in large-scale households, the name of the road block, the right to operate in the special industry, and the place of urban ownership;

(vi) Transfers of public claims, banking mortgage rights, auctions in which the judiciary and the administrative law enforcement sector impose no property, auctions in the State and the State Control Unit's enterprise insolvency property, vouchers;

(vii) Rental of homes by organs, utilities;

(viii) The full use of financial funds or the selection of tenders for brokering services, such as engineering advice, assessment, solicitation agents, for project planning, with financial funding;

(ix) The selection of project units such as integrated agricultural development, scientific and technological innovation, and the industrialization of new technologies; the selection of project units using financing modalities for construction projects;

(x) The full use of State funds or the design, construction, selection of institutions and procurement of major equipment and materials related to the project, with the limits of national funds;

(xi) Other State assets and transactions of public resources required by law.

The solicitation activities referred to in the previous paragraph included the approval of the transaction, the publication of information, the admission, eligibility review, the publication of the transaction documents (olding), the formation, opening of tenders and tendering.

No unit or individual shall be converted into a piecemeal or otherwise circumvention of tendering by law.

Article 6. The Industrial Approval Authority shall establish a credit management and disclosure system for all parties involved in public resource transaction activities.

Article 7. Public resources projects should be solicited, and the various functions of the Government shall be approved by the project, the residues of the land programme, the approval of the Government's procurement budget implementation plan, the approval of the State (collective) property transfer, and the relevant documents shall be reproduced to the municipal bidding monitoring authority.

No units or individuals shall be allowed to participate in the transaction without reasonable conditions or to exclude potential legal persons, natural persons or other organizations. The full use of State funds or projects owned by State funds requires a change in the manner in which tendering is procured, and must be carried out.

Article 9. Information on open tendering should also be made available at the same time, in addition to national and provincial press releases.

The solicitation notice of the same solicitation project issued by the solicitation licensor over two media should be the same.

Article 10

The members of the Commission shall be drawn from the pool of experts. In accordance with the law, the solicitation representative of the public solicitation project shall be required to participate in the evaluation committee and shall be accredited by the municipal bidding supervisory authority.

Article 11. Construction projects in public tenders should be established in accordance with the law with a minimum price mark, and the project and the rental category should be effective at the highest level.

Article 12. The results of the evaluation should be presented at the market website for tender harmonization. The bidder is required to determine the rank of the marker, as recommended in the evaluation report of the Commission, and to enter into a contract with the marker as required. The conclusion and modification of the contract shall be reported to the IPSA for tendering.

The bidder shall, prior to the conclusion of a contract with the solicitor, communicate the performance letters provided by the financial institutions, low-cost hazard letters or performance bonds.

Following the Government's procurement contract performance, the financial sector, in accordance with the payment notice of the bid transaction services centre at the municipality, handles the payment of financial funds.

Article 15, in violation of article 5 of this approach, shall enter into the market for the transaction of the tendering service centre without entry, and the relevant authorities shall not carry out administrative licences, funds allocated, property occupants and procedures.

Article 16 provides that units or individuals violate the laws, regulations, regulations and regulations, such as tenders, government procurement, property transactions, shall be subject to administrative penalties and shall be entrusted by the executive branch in accordance with the law to the Industrial Approval Authority.

Article 17

Article 18 of this approach refers to solicitors, including the establishment of tendering projects in project transactions, legal entities or other organizations carrying out tenders, procurementrs in government procurement transactions, land transferees in land transactions activities and property transferers in property transactions.

Article 19 is implemented since the date of publication.