The Saeima has adopted and the President promulgated the following laws: the law of public procurement, chapter I. General provisions article 1. The terms used in the law, the law is applied in the following terms: 1) centralised purchasing authority: subscriber who: (a) the purchase of goods and services) other subscriber needs or b) use procurement procedures for public works, supply or service contract or the conclusion of a general agreement to other customers;
2) dynamic purchasing system, frequently used, customer requirements and market public purchases used completely elektronizēt process, which is limited in time and open to all suppliers who meet the qualification requirements and have submitted information pursuant to the specifications of the tender;
3) electronic auction — the downward price or a specific part of the new offer values identification by electronic means after full evaluation of the tenders, thus these features arrange deals in a particular order by price or determine the value of the offer. Separate public works contracts or public service contracts having as their subject-matter intellectual work (such as design), is not the object of electronic auctions;
4) electronic means — electronic communications features applied to electronic communication network, received, or sent for data processing (including digital compression) and storage of data transmission, as well as electronic communications networks;
5) procurement nomenclature (CPV) — the European Union approved the nomenclature applicable to public procurement procedures;
6) procurement procedure: the procedure for the selection of suppliers and the customer is granted the right to enter into public works, supply or service contracts;
7) informative offer — offer that describes the applicant's proposed public works, goods or services in the dynamic purchasing system or of the price survey, but which are not binding on the applicant and Subscriber;
8) candidate: a supplier, who participates in a closed tender or negotiated procedure for the submission of tenders;
9) contractual price — the total payment for performance of the contract, without regard to the value added tax;
10) Subscriber: the national or local authorities, municipalities, other public entity or derived its institutions, as well as a private-law legal person simultaneously meets the following criteria: (a)) is established or works to ensure public needs, which are not of a commercial or industrial nature, b) State or local authorities, municipalities, other derived public persons or institutions subordinated to them or decisive influence of matching these criteria or private law legal persons in the decisive influence (this effect is manifested as a majority of the voting rights or of the members of the executive body overseeing the election or appointment of management) or private law legal persons operating in more than 50 percent financed by the State, municipalities, other public person, derived its authority or other matching these criteria a private law legal persons;
11) supplier: the natural or legal person, any association of such persons, their combination, which offers a market to make the works, to supply goods or services;
12) profile available to the public on the internet home page of the Subscriber where the Subscriber inserts the previous informative communication, information on calls for tenders, for planned purchases, contracts concluded, procedures, as well as the discontinued other procurement-related General information;
13) applicant: supplier who has submitted a tender;
14) public works, supply and service contracts-contracts that financial interest concluded in writing between one or more customers, and one or more suppliers and which have as their object: (a)) public works contracts — this law referred to in annex 1 of the works or the works in conjunction with the civil design, or construction, as well as any other transaction that results in the customer acquires rights to the building, which was built according to its requirements. Construction of this law this law is total 1. results of the works referred to in the annex, which is enough to build serve the purpose, b) public supply contracts, the purchase of goods, purchase, rent, hire or hire-purchase. On public supply contract is considered a contract the object of which is the supply of goods and not the essential part is the building or installation of goods, (c)) public service contracts: this law, those referred to in annex 2. If the subject of the contract is both goods and this law, those referred to in annex 2, such contract shall be deemed to be a public service contract if the value of the services included in money terms exceeds the value of the goods. If the subject of the contract is the law of those referred to in annex 2 and if it also included in this law, the work referred to in annex 1, which is the subject of the contract is not an essential part of such a contract shall be deemed to be a public service contract;
15) General Agreement — an agreement between one or more subscribers and one or more suppliers, the purpose of which is to identify and characterize the period lockers contracts and to lay down rules, under which they will be closed (in particular with regard to price and, where appropriate, the quantity envisaged).
2. article. The purpose of the law this law aims to ensure: 1) the transparency of the procurement procedure;
2 supplier of free competition), as well as equal and fair treatment;
3) State and local government the efficient use of resources, reducing the risk of the principal maximum.
3. article. Exceptions to the application of the law (1) this law shall not apply if the customer contracts: 1) land, existing buildings or other immovable property or lease purchase or other acquisition of the right to such real estate with any funds. This exception does not apply to financial service contracts related to real estate purchase or lease or other acquisition of the rights to real estate and concluded before or after a purchase or rental agreement, or purchase or lease at the conclusion of the agreement;
2) program material, optimization, development or modification, if it is intended by the broadcaster to broadcast, as well as for broadcasting time;
3) arbitration services and services that are provided for conciliation;
4) financial services, monetary policy, exchange rate policy, public debt management and reserves management and the financial management policies related to securities or other financial instruments to the issue, purchase, sale or transfer to other persons, including money or capital raising, as well as Latvian banking services;
5) individual services under employment contracts;
6) scientific research services, with the exception of research services, which is fully paid and used for own needs only to the Subscriber.
7) the authorities carried out or the supplies or services, set up a Subscriber function, is in complete control of the client or, and which mainly (more than 80 percent in money terms) works or supplies or provide services only to the Subscriber, and the Subscriber is deemed to be the meaning of this Act;
8) services provided by another institution or person who is also a Subscriber within the meaning of this law and in accordance with laws and regulations is the exclusive right to provide the service;
9) procurement, to ensure that the law "on procurement for public service requirements" 3., 4., 5., 6., 7. the actions referred to in article areas specified in these articles;
10) service and shipbuilding concessions in accordance with the law governing the award of concessions.
(2) this Act does not apply if the contracts are concluded according to other rules and procedures it awarded: 1) in accordance with an international agreement pursuant to the Treaty establishing the European Community, the Member States of the European Union, concluded with one or more States which are not members of the European Union concerning the works, supplies or services in connection with the agreement signed by the country's participation in a common measure or its result. The Subscriber of any such agreement shall be notified to the European Commission;
2) under an international agreement relating to the deployment of troops and of the Member States of the European Union, companies or State enterprises, which is not a Member State of the European Union;
3) pursuant to the particular procedure of an international organization.
(3) this Act does not apply if the Cabinet of Ministers, in accordance with the laws and regulations information on the contract determines the security mode or execution of the contract associated with a specific State secret protection measures, as well as when it is necessary for essential State interests. Essential for the protection of the public interest in each specific case decided by the Cabinet of Ministers.

(4) this Act does not apply to procurement contracts concluded, which main objective is to ensure the customer maintain public electronic communications network or one or more Subscriber provides to the publicly available electronic communications services. This exception does not apply to television and radio broadcasting.
4. article. Procurement in the field of the protection of this law shall apply to contracts. The client, if necessary, have the right not to apply this law of contracts intended for military purposes and the object of which is the military nature of the goods referred to in the special list in accordance with the Treaty establishing the European Community Article 296. On these individual cases decided by the Cabinet of Ministers.
5. article. The application of the procurement procedure, the principal shall not apply the exceptions in this Act procurement procedures, where the contract price is less than 70 000 lats and if the contract is closed on: 1) supplies or services that provide public services, making the law "on procurement for public service requirements" 3., 4., 5., 6., 7. the actions referred to in article areas specified in these articles;
2) printed matter, electronic edition, the handwriting and other procurement documents library volumes, or educational and research processes in educational institutions and the public and universities founded scientific institutions;
3) required the purchase of of muzejisk museums for replenishment that have artistic, cultural, scientific or Memorial value;
4) purchases of goods and services from custodial institutions of labor used the convicted, the authorities concerned or other freedoms robbed of authorities;
5) Latvian diplomatic, consular and other representative offices, as well as their national armed forces unit purchases abroad, taking part in international operations.
6. article. Contracts, which are more than 50 percent funded in this Act apply to Subscriber contracts, if: 1 the execution of the works contract) more than 50 percent of the contract price directly financed by the Subscriber and this contract estimated contract price is equal to the contract price of the Cabinet of Ministers set boundaries or higher and if this contract applies to engineering works according to the annex 1 of this law, as well as to sport, recreation and medical treatment for buildings , hospital, school, University and administrative building construction;
2) service agreement execution for more than 50 percent of the contract price directly financed by the Subscriber and this contract estimated contract price is equal to the contract price of the Cabinet of Ministers set boundaries or higher and if this agreement is related to the construction works agreement in accordance with paragraph 1 of this article.
7. article. Other projects financed by the customer if the customer from its own resources or from policy instruments of the European Union and national funds co-financing funded projects other than those referred to in article 6 of this law, procurement procedures and the procedures for their implementation, as well as those which apply to these procedures shall be determined by the Cabinet of Ministers.
8. article. Procurement procedures and their application (1) are the following: 1 the procurement procedure) open tender;
2) closed competition;
3) price survey;
4) negotiation procedure;
5) sketch contest.
(2) this law shall apply to procurement procedures, if the purchase contract price is 10 000 LVL or larger.
(3) open or restricted tender shall apply where a public supply contract or this law, 2. in part A of the annex to the agreement the contract price is 50 000 LVL or larger, but public works contract contract price is 120 000 LVL or larger.
(4) the RFP applies, if a public supply contract or this law, 2. in part A of the annex to the agreement the contract price is 10 000 LVL or larger, but less than 50 000 lats and a public works contract contract price is 10 000 LVL or larger, but less than 120 000 lats.
(5) the procedure for the application of this law article 62 and 63 of these cases, if a public supply contract or this law in part A of annex 2 that service or works contract contract price is 10 000 LVL or larger.
(6) the Cast of this tender law in the cases referred to in chapter X and in order.
(7) if the contract concluded for this law in part B of annex 2 these services (except 24. category, the estimated contract price is greater than 50 000 lats), Subscriber may not apply this statutory procurement procedures, with the exception of this law article 17 and 27 in the requirements.
(8) If the subject of the contract is both this law in part A of annex 2, and referred to in part B of this annex, the Subscriber listed in this law, the procurement procedure if this law in part A of annex 2 that service contract price exceeds the part B services referred to in the contract price. 2. If this law referred to in part B of the annex to the contract price exceeds the service referred to in part A of this annex, the contract price of the services, the client applies the seventh part of this article.
(9) if the purchase estimated contract price is less than that referred to in the second subparagraph of article of the contract price, but greater than 1000 lats, a Subscriber for at least five days before the purchase is made, the appropriate indicative notice published on its website on the internet, but if not, — a local newspaper stating the purchase contract and the estimated contract price. Not later than five days after a decision on the conclusion of the contract, the customer shall publish on its homepage on the internet, but if not, — local newspaper notices stating the object of the procurement, contract, and contract price. The measures provided for in this paragraph shall not apply where the customer is purchasing in accordance with this law, 3., 4., 5. article or article 8, the seventh part.
(10) arrangements are made for the ninth part of this article the said purchase, determined by the Cabinet of Ministers.
9. article. The estimated contract price determination (1) the estimated contract price down to select the type of procurement procedure.
(2) the estimated contract price determined as your planned total charge for the performance of the contract. The customer, planning a total consideration, take into account any choice and any additions to the agreement.
(3) the estimated contract price set before the dispatch of the contract notice or, if such communication is necessary before launching a procurement procedure.
(4) it is not allowed to split parts of works projects, expected delivery or service, in order to avoid the application of the relevant procurement procedures. The estimated contract price determination is not allowed to use a method that focuses on statutory non-application of the procurement procedure.
(5) a public works contract for the estimated contract price is all works or structures, including the total value of the supplies and services contract price, which needed a public works contract and which the customer intends to take or give the works the artist. The client does not add a public works contract for the contract price for the supplies and services the expected contract price, which is not required in a particular public works contracts for the execution of so you can avoid the application of this law the contracts for supplies or services. The estimated contract price procedures for the determination of a works contract is determined by the Cabinet of Ministers.
(6) If the potential public works or service contract can be divided into parts, while closing a contract for each part, the estimated contract price is defined as the sum total of all the parts. The principal of this law shall apply to each part, when the share of the total amount is equal to the relevant law referred to in article 8 of the contract price limits or higher. The parts that the estimated contract price is less than the contractual price of the Cabinet of Ministers set boundaries, the Subscriber is entitled to apply the procurement procedures that would apply to this portion of the estimated contract price pursuant to article 8 of this law, if the share of the total estimated contract price is less than 20 percent of all part of the total estimated contract price.
(7) If made buy similar goods while closing more public supply contracts that they have contracts for parts, the estimated contract price is defined as the sum total of all the parts. The principal of this law shall apply to each part, when the share of the total amount is equal to the relevant law referred to in article 8 of the contract price limits or higher. The parts that the estimated contract price is less than the contractual price of the Cabinet of Ministers set boundaries, the Subscriber is entitled to apply the procurement procedures that would apply to this portion of the estimated contract price pursuant to article 8 of this law, if the share of the total estimated contract price is less than 20 percent of all part of the total estimated contract price.
(8) the estimated contract price for public supply contracts that provide for lease, lease-purchase or installment-purchase shall be determined as follows: 1) contracts that are subject to time limits: (a)) where their term is 12 months or less, the total contract price, as the duration of the contract, b) where a period is longer than 12 months, the total contract price, as the duration of the contract, taking into account the residual value;
2) open-ended contracts or contracts that may set a time limit, not — as the expected monthly payment multiplied by 48.

(9) if it is closed to the public on a regular basis of service or supply contracts, or a specified period of time the term of the contract is extended, the estimated contract price determined by: 1) as the total in the previous 12 months in the previous fiscal year or another other following one of the real value of the contract, taking into account possible changes in the volumes and value over the subsequent 12 months;
2) as the total in the next 12 months following the first delivery or the next financial year (if it is longer than 12 months) side following one of the estimated value of the contract.
(10) the estimated contract price services by: 1) insurance services as insurance premium payable and other forms of remuneration total amount;
2) banking and other financial services: as a fee for services, fees, interest payable, and other forms of remuneration total amount;
3) public service contracts which involve design, architecture or civil engineering and modeling, as fees for services, commissions and other remuneration the total amount.
(11) where a public service contract does not specify the total contract price, the estimated contract price shall be determined as follows: 1) contracts that have a deadline that is 48 months or less, the total contract price, as the duration of the contract;
2) in the case of contracts for an indefinite period or, for a period exceeding 48 months — as expected monthly payment multiplied by the estimated 48. (12) contract price in the General Agreement and the dynamic purchasing system has all the expected total contract price the contract, general contract or dynamic purchasing system.
10. article. Contract price limits in article 6 of this law, article 9 of the sixth and the seventh part, 25, first paragraph of article 1, paragraph 2 and 3, article 28, first and third subparagraphs, article 29 of the second, third, fourth, fifth and sixth subparagraphs, article 87 of the first subparagraph of paragraph 1, "a" and "b" referred to in the contractual price limits set by the Cabinet of Ministers on the basis of the European Union's international obligations in relation to the contract price limits to be observed by the customer. The Cabinet of Ministers shall determine the boundaries of the said contract price at least once every two years to the month after the European Commission has announced in the official journal of the European Union, the relevant contract price.
11. article. General conditions for suppliers (1) the client fails to reject the candidate, tenderer or fired contestants, if the legislation of Latvia does not have the legal status, but it is entitled to carry out works to deliver the goods or provide the services in accordance with the European Union legislation that founded. The client also does not limit participation in the procurement procedure with reference to a country or part of the territory.
(2) if it is closed to the public works or service contract or if public supply contract also includes building or installation of the goods, the customer may request that the applicant or candidate in the tender application for participation in a procurement procedure for the contract specify the execution of responsible persons, as well as their professional qualifications.
(3) associations of suppliers may submit tenders or to apply for candidates. The customer is not entitled to require these associations organized to determine legal status to them as the applicant submitted a bid or as a candidate — an application for participation in a procurement procedure. However, the Subscriber may request the Association to which the decision to contract, according to certain established legal status, if it is necessary for the proper implementation of the provisions of the Treaty.
(4) the supplier, who participated in a previous purchase of the relevant phases of the project or procurement procedures document, are not entitled to participate in the next stages of the same project or in the procurement procedure if the circumstances that the supplier gives advantages in this procurement procedure, thus limiting competition. With the purchase of the phases of the project are understood several consecutive made purchases that support the achievement of a single final.
(5) the client, established by the fourth paragraph of this article, in these circumstances, before the possible rejection of the candidate or tenderer allows it to certify that there are no conditions that the candidate or tenderer to give any advantage to the appropriate procurement procedure, thus limiting competition.
12. article. Confidentiality (1) the customer may stipulate conditions for the protection of the information, which is passed on to suppliers, together with technical specifications, as well as the time of the procurement procedure.
(2) notice of the conclusion of the contract and informing candidates and tenderers, the Subscriber shall not be entitled to disclose the information as a trade secret or confidential information handed over other suppliers.
(3) the restriction of the availability of information in accordance with the first and second subparagraphs shall not apply to information that is generally available under other law, as well as other requirements of the law.
13. article. Conditions relating to the World Trade Organisation agreement on public contracts the principal suppliers of the Member States of the European Union shall apply at least as favourable conditions as suppliers from third countries (countries that are not Member States of the European Union), covered by the World Trade Organization agreement on government procurement.
14. article. Preferential agreements (1) If the estimated contract allows it, the Subscriber is entitled to reserve the opportunity to participate in the procurement procedure, only those candidates or tenderers who primarily (more than 50 percent of the average annual number of employees) employ disabled people who cannot be employed under normal conditions.
(2) the application of the first paragraph of this article, notice of contract reference is made to this article.
15. article. A special or exclusive right is granted to the entity that is not a Subscriber If Subscriber is granted special or exclusive rights for public service bodies for the execution, which is not considered a Subscriber, it determined that the supply contracts with third parties, the entity shall respect the principle of non-discrimination based on nationality.
16. article. The centralised procurement institution purchases (1) the customer may buy goods and services from a centralized procurement institution or get the works, supplies and services with them.
(2) in cases where the customer buys from the works, goods or services from a central procurement institutions or through it, it is considered that it has applied the requirements of the Act, if the centralized procurement authority of their respective purchases or arranging the procurement procedure in question has applied the requirements of this law.
(3) the Subscriber may not to apply the requirements of this law, if it made the purchase needs a centralized procurement institution situated in another Member State of the European Union, and by making the purchase, subject to the requirements of the regulations, which correspond to European Union law on public procurement.
 
Chapter II. The rules on technical specifications and bidding documents article 17. (1) the technical specifications the technical specifications of the procurement procedure are included in the documents. Technical specification provides equal opportunity to all applicants and do not create unjustified restrictions to competition in procurement procedures.
(2) the technical specifications for public works contracts is a technical description of the aggregation that defines customer requirements for materials, goods, technical equipment or items and the materials, goods, technical equipment or objects so that their acquisition, they match the customer's intended purposes. These descriptions include environmental protection rules, design requirements (including requirements for disabled access), conformity assessment and performance requirements, safety regulations, quality assurance, terminology, symbols, dimensions, validation rules and methods, packaging, marking, production processes and methods. The technical specifications also include provisions on the inspection and acceptance of works, the requirements for carrying out the works methods and technologies and other technical rules foreseen by the contractor for the construction of works or in General, or the materials and articles which are intended for use in construction. The volume of construction work shall be determined in accordance with the technical design and includes a list of quantities of the works.

(3) the technical specifications for public supply and service contracts shall determine the necessary supplies and services requirements. Public service contracts, in addition to the fixed service objectives, the methods and resources used (if necessary), as well as the final result. Technical specifications for public supply and service contracts, in addition to include technical descriptions that include the customer's specific requirements for the product or service as the quality level, the rules on the protection of the environment, design requirements (including requirements for disabled access), performance requirements, product usage requirements, safety requirements, dimensions, symbols, terminology, validation rules and methods, the requirements concerning the name of the item with which it is sold , packaging and labelling, user instructions, production processes and methods as well as methods for the determination of compliance.
(4) the technical specifications drawn up in one of the following ways: 1) with reference to the second and third subparagraphs the following technical specifications and standards in the following order: Latvian National Standard status in European standards and adapted to European technical approvals, common technical specifications, international standards, as well as other technical reference systems established by the European standardisation bodies or, if not, then these standards in order : National standards, national technical approvals or national technical specifications. Each reference shall include the words "or equivalent";
2) defining functional requirements or performance requirements, you can also include the environment. The requirements formulated precisely to the applicant to establish the subject of the contract and the client — to compare the tenders;
3) defining functional requirements or performance requirements in accordance with paragraph 2 of this part and with reference to the specifications under point 1 of this paragraph, to ensure compliance with the functional or performance requirements;
4) with reference to the specifications under point 1 of this part, but other requirements as determined by functional requirements or performance requirements in accordance with paragraph 2 of this part.
(5) if the customer prepares technical specifications in accordance with the fourth paragraph of this article, in point 1, it does not reject the offer because the offered goods or services do not conform to the referenced standards or technical specifications if the tenderer with the manufacturer's documentation or certification issued by the competent authorities of the results of the inspection may show that the offer is equivalent to and satisfy the customer's requirements, expressed in the technical specification.
(6) if the customer shall prepare technical specifications, defining functional requirements or performance requirements, it does not reject tenders which comply with national standards in the adapted the status of European standards and European technical approvals, common technical specifications, international standards, other technical reference systems established by the European standardisation bodies, the national standards or to other technical reference systems, if those standards, technical specifications or reference system determined the same functional requirements or performance requirements that specified by the Subscriber. In this case, the tenderer in his tender to the manufacturer's documentation or certification issued by the competent authorities of the results of the inspection show that the proposed works, goods or services that meet the above standards, satisfy customer's specific functional requirements or performance requirements.
(7) if the customer requirements of environmental protection is defined as the functional requirements or performance requirements in accordance with the fourth paragraph of this article, it may apply the detailed specifications established by European, multinational or any other labels or specifications, if: 1) these specifications are sufficient to describe the goods or services that are the subject of the contract to be expected;
2) eco-label requirements drawn up on the basis of scientific information;
3) eco-label approved by using the procedure that is open to all interested organizations, public authorities, consumers, manufacturers, distributors and environmental organisations;
4) eco-label specifications are available to all interested parties.
(8) the application of this article in the seventh paragraph, the client may indicate that it accepts that the goods or services that have an eco-label that complies with the technical specifications and the procedures laid down in the documents to the requirements indicated. The client as another proof of compliance accepted the manufacturer's documentation or certification issued by the competent authorities of the results of the inspection.
(9) the technical specifications drawn up, taking into account the disabled access rules if needed for a particular project.
(10) If it is not decisive for the existence of the subject of the contract, technical specifications shall not indicate the specific origin of the special process, brand, patent or of specific types of goods, certain suppliers or products benefits or reasons for the rejection. In exceptional cases, such a reference may be included if it is not possible to produce sufficiently accurate and clear description of the subject of the contract in accordance with this article, the fourth and fifth. In this case the point is used in conjunction with the words "or equivalent".
18. article. The availability of the technical specifications (1) the principal of the interested supplier shall be issued, at the request of those technical specifications which are regularly used in public works, supply or service contracts, or the technical specifications which it intends to apply the treaties, which are published in the prior information notice.
(2) If the technical specifications prepared based on documents available to interested suppliers, the customer will refer to these documents.
19. article. Offer variants (1) If the offer criteria defined at the choice of the most economically advantageous tender, the Subscriber may provide the opportunity to submit offers variants.
(2) a Subscriber in the notification of the contract specifies, or are allowed to submit tenders variants. Without such variants are not permitted.
(3) the principal procurement documents the minimum requirement level options and specific requirements for specifying variant offer.
(4) the principal consideration only offer choices that meet the minimum requirements.
(5) if the procurement procedures intended to conclude public supply or service contracts, and the principal is allowed to submit a tender version of this article, according to the second subparagraph, it does not reject the offer variation, based solely on the fact that the choice of the appropriate public tenders in the supply contract will be entered into public service contracts or public service contracts — in place of a public supply contract.
20. article. Subcontractor contracts (1) the principal procurement documents may require the tenderer to indicate in his tender the contract which parts will be subcontractors for the performance, as well as all prospective subcontractors.
(2) public works contracts in the case of subcontractors may transfer no more than 70 percent of the total volume of the works to be carried out.
21. article. Terms of performance of the contract the customer shall be entitled to lay down special rules for performance of the contract mainly concerning social conditions or environmental protection requirements, provided that those rules are not in conflict with European Union law and are indicated in the technical specifications or in the contract notice.
 
Chapter III. Procurement article 22 the Commission. Procurement Commission (1) this law article 8, first paragraph, 1, 2, 3 and 4 above to perform the procurement procedure, the client creates a buying Commission. Purchase Commission to create each purchase basis or for a specified period, or as permanent functioning institutions.
(2) creating a purchase Commission, ensure that this Commission would be competent for it procurement, for which the contract. Purchase by the Commission in the performance of their duties, shall be entitled to call on experts.
(3) the subscriber creates a purchase Commission, composed of at least three members. If the estimated contract price of the purchase is greater than 500 000 lats, the client creates a purchase Commission, composed of at least five members.
23. article. Purchase the basic principles of the activities of the Commission (1) the members of the Commission and of the Procurement experts may not represent the interests of the candidate or tenderer, and must not be associated with a candidate or tenderer. For the purposes of this part, a member of the Commission and the expert is associated with a candidate or tenderer, if he is a legal person: 1) — candidates, tenderers or subcontractor — current or former officer, employee, Member, or shareholder and if this relationship with the legal person run out of the last 24 months;

2) legal persons: the candidate, the applicant or a subcontractor, shareholder, which owns at least 10 percent of the shares, the Member or officer's father, mother, grandfather, grandmother, child, adoptive parent, the adopted grandchild, brother, sister, half-brother, half-sister, spouse (relative);
3) natural persons — candidates, tenderers or subcontractor — kin.
(2) the purchase of the members of the Commission and experts in relation with the candidate or tenderer shall apply also in the case where the candidate or tenderer is a personal association, whose members are natural or legal persons with which the Member of the Commission or expert is the first part of this article 1, 2, and 3. the obligations referred to in paragraph 1.
(3) the procurement Commission members and experts to sign a declaration that there are no circumstances which would lead to believe that they are interested in a particular choice of the candidate or tenderer or activity or that they are associated with the first part of this article.
(4) the Commission shall ensure that procurement procurement procedures, the document recorded in the purchase process and is responsible for the procurement procedure.
(5) Procurement Commission shall select candidates and assessed candidates and their submitted tenders in accordance with this law, procurement documents, as well as other laws and regulations. Purchase decision is binding on the customer, if the contract is closed.
(6) the Chairman of the Commission Procurement organizes and directs the work of the Commission, meetings of the Commission shall determine the place, time and agenda, convene and chair the meetings of the Commission.
24. article. Purchase the decision-making procedures of the Commission (1) the procurement decisions of the Commission. Procurement the Commission has to decide if they are eligible to participate in the meeting, at least two thirds of the members of the Commission, but not less than three members. Purchase the Commission takes decisions by a simple majority. If you purchase the votes of the members of the Commission split on the casting vote of the Chairman of the Commission.
(2) If the tender selection criteria defined in the economically most advantageous tender, each Member of the Commission of the purchase offer valued individually by all procurement documents, the following evaluation criteria. The most economically advantageous tender it recognises the proposal that, in compiling the individual reviews, won the highest rating.
 
Chapter IV. And the compliance with the tender provisions of article 25. Prior information notice (1) the client at least once a year publish the previous informative notice in accordance with this law, the provisions of article 28, or publish their buyer profile. This publication is mandatory if the customer uses the abbreviated term for the submission of tenders in accordance with article 29 of this law in the eighth, except when applied to the negotiated procedure without prior publication of a contract notice. The previous information notice shall specify: 1) public supply contracts: the contract or the General Agreement and the total estimated contract price that the customer is going to close down within the next 12 months as determined [with reference to procurement of nomenclature (CPV)] trade group, if this agreement and the General Agreement total estimated contract price is equal to the contract price of the Cabinet of Ministers set boundaries or greater;
2) public service contracts: the contract or the General Agreement and the total estimated contract price that the customer is going to close down within the next 12 months for a particular service category in accordance with Annex 2 to this Act (A) If this agreement and the General Agreement total estimated contract price is equal to the contract price of the Cabinet of Ministers set boundaries or greater;
3) public works contracts: the contract or the General characteristics of a general agreement, that the Subscriber is going to close down within the next 12 months, if the contract or agreement in General expected contract price is equal to the contract price of the Cabinet of Ministers set boundaries or higher.
(2) for the public supply and service contracts the customer publishes the previous informative notice in accordance with this law, the provisions of article 28, or published on the buyer profile as it immediately after the adoption of the annual budget process.
(3) For public works contracts the customer publishes the previous informative notice in accordance with this law, the provisions of article 28, or publish it to the buyer profile as soon as possible after adoption of the decision on the necessity to conclude a procurement procedure or a public works contract or general agreement.
(4) a subscriber who published the previous informative notification the buyer profile, send the procurement monitoring Bureau notice on a buyer profile in accordance with article 28 of this law.
26. article. Simplified contract notice and the contract notice (1) if the customer applies to an open or restricted invitation to tender, RFP (article 59 of this law in a specific case) or the negotiated procedure (with the exception of article 63 of this law), it shall publish a contract notice.
(2) the dynamic purchasing system to create a Subscriber publishes a contract notice. The dynamic purchasing system, inviting tenders, the Subscriber shall publish a simplified contract notice.
27. article. Communication on the results of the procurement procedure (1) the client not later than 48 days after the decision on the contract or the conclusion of the General Agreement, shall send the notice of the publication of the results of the procurement procedure. This provision shall not apply to contracts that are concluded within the General Agreement.
(2) the decision of a dynamic purchasing system, the Subscriber notice of the results of the award procedure for each contract sends 48 days after the decision. Customers can combine notifications about results of the procurement procedure per quarter. The following combined statements of the results of the procurement procedure, to send 48 days after the end of each quarter.
(3) if the subject of the contract is the law in part B of annex 2. provision of the services, Subscriber notice of the results of the procurement procedure, whether it agrees to the publication of this notice.
28. article. Publication of notice (1) article 25 of this law in the first and fourth parts of the notification referred to in the sample form of the Commission of 7 September 2005 Regulation (EC) No 1564/2005 establishing standard forms for the publication of notices in the framework of public procurement procedures pursuant to European Parliament and Council Directive 2004/17/EC and 2004/18/EC [hereinafter Regulation (EC) No 1564/2005]. This law, article 58, in the first paragraph of article 59, first paragraph and article 60 of the notification referred to in the fifth subparagraph, the sample forms approved by the Cabinet of Ministers. In article 26 of this law, article 27, in the first paragraph of article 75 and article 79 of the notification referred to in the sixth paragraph of sample forms determined by the Commission Regulation (EC) No 1564/2005, if the estimated contract price to the public of works, supply and service contracts is equal to the contract price of the Cabinet of Ministers set boundaries or higher. If the estimated contract price is less than the contractual price set by the Cabinet of Ministers by article 26 of this law, article 27, in the first paragraph of article 75 and article 79 of the notification referred to in the sixth paragraph of sample forms approved by the Cabinet of Ministers.
(2) the contractor referred to in the first paragraph of the notice sent to the procurement monitoring Bureau for publication. Procurement monitoring Bureau within three working days after the first paragraph of this article in the notification to verify the contents of the compliance with the requirements of the law and places it on the procurement monitoring Bureau homepage on the internet.
(3) If the estimated contract price is equal to the contract price of the Cabinet of Ministers set boundaries or greater, the procurement monitoring Bureau sends notifications for publication in the official journal of the European Union and at the same time places it in the procurement monitoring Bureau homepage on the internet.
(4) information on contract or general agreement that disclosure could impede the application of the law or limit competition between suppliers, or harm the vendor justified commercial interests (public or private), may not be published.
(5) the client has the right to publish the notices in the official journal of the European Union and insert them in the procurement monitoring Bureau homepage on the internet even if this law does not impose an obligation to publish such notifications.
29. article. Application or the submission of tenders (1) Subscriber, determining the application or the submission of tenders shall take into account the possible complexity of the contract and the time required for the preparation of tenders, as well as the limits of the law.
(2) open competition deadline for the submission of tenders after the contract notice published in the procurement monitoring Bureau homepage on the internet may not be less than 52 days if the estimated contract price to the public of works, supply and service contracts is equal to the contract price of the Cabinet of Ministers set boundaries or higher. Deadline for submission of tenders after the contract notice published in the procurement monitoring Bureau homepage on the internet may not be shorter than 30 days, if the estimated contract price to the public of works, supply and service contracts is less than the contractual price set by the Cabinet of Ministers.

(3) the principal may amend the bidding documents, if you do not change significantly the technical specifications or other requirements. If the procurement documents amended and passed half of this is referred to in the second paragraph of article or a longer time, the time limit for submission of tenders after repeated contract notice published in the procurement monitoring Bureau homepage on the internet may not be less than 26 days if the estimated contract price to the public of works, supply and service contracts is equal to the contract price of the Cabinet of Ministers set boundaries or higher. If the estimated contract price to the public of works, supply and service contracts is less than the contractual price of the Cabinet of Ministers set boundaries, time limit for submission of tenders shall not be less than 15 days from the date on which the contract notice published in the procurement monitoring Bureau homepage on the internet.
(4) the negotiated procedure, with prior publication of a contract notice, as well as a closed contest application period after the contract notice published in the procurement monitoring Bureau homepage on the internet may not be less than 37 days, if the estimated contract price to the public of works, supply and service contracts is equal to the contract price of the Cabinet of Ministers set boundaries or higher. If the estimated contract price to the public of works, supply and service contracts is less than the contractual price of the Cabinet of Ministers set boundaries, application period may not be less than 25 days from the date on which the contract notice published in the procurement monitoring Bureau homepage on the internet.
(5) the principal may amend the bidding documents, if you do not change the essential qualifications or other requirements. If the bidding documents as amended and have passed half of the fourth paragraph of this article, on the expiry of that period, or a longer time, the deadline for submission of applications after the repeated announcement of contracts published in the procurement monitoring Bureau homepage on the internet may not be less than 21 days, if the estimated contract price to the public of works, supply and service contracts is equal to the contract price of the Cabinet of Ministers set boundaries or higher. If the estimated contract price to the public of works, supply and service contracts is less than the contractual price of the Cabinet of Ministers set boundaries, application period may not be less than 13 days from the date when the contract notice published in the procurement monitoring Bureau homepage on the internet.
(6) in a closed competition for the submission of tenders after invitation to tender sent to selected candidates must not be less than 40 days, if the estimated contract price to the public of works, supply and service contracts is equal to the contract price of the Cabinet of Ministers set boundaries or higher. If the estimated contract price to the public of works, supply and service contracts is less than the contractual price of the Cabinet of Ministers set boundaries, time limit for submission of tenders must not be less than 25 days from the date of the invitation.
(7) the customer is entitled to extend the application and set deadlines for the submission of tenders, by publishing the same statement in which originally published the information on the application or the submission of tenders. This extension of time limits is not considered amendments to the procurement documents in the third and fifth.
(8) if the customer has published the above information statement šēj an open and a closed competition, the minimum time limit for submission of tenders is 36 days from the date of the notice of open competition for the contract published in the procurement monitoring Bureau homepage on the internet, but a closed tender invitation to tender sent to candidates. In cases of urgency, if it arises out of the Subscriber does not depend on the circumstances, the minimum period is 22 days. In this case, the customer shall store all documents justifying the term abbreviation.
(9) in the eighth, part of this article, these minimum deadlines for the submission of tenders to provide prior information notice contains all the information provided in the notification to the extent it was available at the time of publication, as well as when such a prior information notice published in the procurement monitoring Bureau homepage on the internet at not less than 52 days and not more than 12 months before the date on which the contract notice published in the procurement monitoring Bureau homepage on the internet.
(10) if the notification of the contract is prepared and sent to the official journal of the European Union, through the official journal of the European Union of the electronic document system, this article, second paragraph, first sentence, and the eighth part of the submission of tenders in open competition and the fourth paragraph of this article in the first sentence, that the deadline for submitting applications for a closed competition and the procedure can be shortened to seven days.
(11) If a Subscriber provides free and direct electronic access to bidding documents and any additional documents required by this article, second paragraph, first sentence, and sixth in the first sentence, that the period for the submission of tenders may be shortened by five days. Shall indicate in the notice the internet address at which this information is available. The time limit referred to in this paragraph may be added to the abbreviation at the tenth part of this article, on the expiry of that abbreviation.
(12) If, for any reason, technical specifications and other documents or additional information is required, but is not given this law, within the time limits provided for in article 30 or where the tenders can be prepared only by the place of performance of the contract or get face-to-face with a procurement procedure, supplementary documents, the principal extended the period for the submission of tenders, giving suppliers the opportunity to find out all the information needed for the preparation of tenders.
(13) if the customer applies the negotiated procedure, with prior publication of a contract notice, or hold a closed competition and if absolutely necessary, it is not possible to meet the deadlines referred to in this article, the customer can define: 1) time limit for the submission of tenders which may not be less than 15 days from the date on which the contract notice is sent to the official journal of the European Union or published in the procurement monitoring Bureau homepage on the internet;
2) closed competition: the deadline for the submission of tenders, which is not less than 10 days from the date of the invitation to submit a tender sent to selected candidates.
30. article. Procurement service of documents (1) if the customer does not provide free and direct electronic access to bidding documents and any additional documents required, the customer shall circulate them to interested suppliers within three working days after receipt of this document, subject to the condition that the document request sent in good time before the deadline for the submission of tenders. But the Subscriber ensure interested suppliers to familiarize yourself on the spot with the procurement documents, starting with the promulgation of the procurement procedure.
(2) If the supplier is interested the times requested more information, the Subscriber provides it not later than six days before the expiry of the time limit for submission of tenders. If the candidate is the times requested more information closed competitions or in the case of the accelerated procedure pursuant to article 29 of this law the thirteenth tranche, it gives the customer no later than four days before the expiry of the time limit for submission of tenders.
31. article. Invitation to submit a tender or to negotiate (1) in the case of the negotiated procedure, with prior publication of a contract notice, and in the case of a closed competition the principal in writing at any selected candidates invited to tender or to negotiate.
(2) the invitation indicates the amount of the purchase, technical specifications and other necessary documents or the internet address at which those documents are available if the customer provides free and direct electronic access to bidding documents and any additional required documents.
(3) in the invitation to tender or to participate in the negotiations include at least the following information: 1) the reference to the contract notice published;
2) for the submission of tenders, the address to which to send offers, and the language or languages in which tenders may be submitted, but in the case of the negotiated procedure, including information on the opening of negotiations on a time and place;
3) in the case of a closed competition on the design of the offer and the requirements of filing a form of financial offer, opening date, time and place, as well as information about the security, if any, provided for and its nature;
4 the period of validity of the offer);
5) on the basis of this law, article 41 and 42 rules — a reference to any additional documents to be submitted, adding assurances under article 37 of this law or by submitting the information specified in this article containing documents;
6) the most economically advantageous tender in the case of evaluation criteria and their proportion in order of importance;

7) procurement project and other necessary information about the object of the purchase.
32. article. The order in which the candidates and tenderers shall be informed of the results (1) the client within three working days at the same time inform all candidates or tenderers of the decision taken with regard to the selection of candidates, the results of the contract or the conclusion of the General Agreement or inclusion of the dynamic purchasing system, giving this information not later than the publication of notice sent the results of the procurement procedure. The Subscriber shall notify the selected candidates or the name of the successful tenderer or the designated common names of participants or indicate all the reasons why the decision on the winner is not accepted, the procurement procedure is terminated or a dynamic purchasing system is not created.
(2) the client within three working days, on the basis of the request of the person concerned shall inform the rejected candidates: 1) on the reasons for the rejection of the application;
2 applicants for the supply) rejection reasons, but this law, article 17 of the fifth and sixth in the cases set out in part justified the decision on non-compliance or equivalence decision on non-compliance with the offer of functional requirements or performance requirements;
3) applicants who submit the appropriate proposals, on the characteristics and relative advantages.
(3) the client may decide to withhold certain information referred to in the first subparagraph of this article, if it can be detrimental to the public interest or would thus be in violation of the supplier's legitimate commercial interests or fair competition rules.
33. article. Exchange of information (1) the exchange of information between the client and the suppliers take place by mail, fax, electronically (in accordance with the fifth and sixth part of those rules), by phone (the eighth part of this article 1 and 2 of the cases), depending on the customer's choice.
(2) the subscriber chooses the means of exchanging information that is generally available to the supplier of access to unimpeded procurement procedures. The customer chooses the documents referred to in this law, the type of transmission that the addressee provides quick information as possible.
(3) information exchange and storage of information shall be such as to all tenders and applications at the data would be protected and the client can verify the content of tenders and applications only after the time limit set for submitting them has expired.
(4) time of offer or the date of submission of the application to the time of opening the client fails to provide information on other tenders or applications. The evaluation of tenders and applications to the Subscriber for the notification of results does not provide information on the evaluation process.
(5) If the exchange of information by electronic means are used, choose those that are publicly available and compatible with the ' information and communication technology products, thereby eliminating the ability to discriminate against suppliers on this basis.
(6) the electronic equipment used and the receipt of tenders and to send, this law shall apply to the provisions of article 34.
(7) where the offers and applications are filed electronically, applicants or tenderers shall submit this law, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43 and 44. the certificates provided for in article, receipts and other documents to offer or for the submission of Kuma piet, if these documents are not in electronic form.
(8) transmission of applications in the following provisions: 1) the applications for participation in the procurement procedure can send or communicate in writing by phone;
2) where the application is communicated by phone before the end of the application submission period shall submit written approval;
3) Subscriber may request that the application sent by fax, be acknowledged by mail or electronic means, if necessary, to obtain legal effect (if required as a legal evidence). The Subscriber of any such claim, and the date for approval to send to include in the contract notice.
34. article. Requirements for electronic documents using electronic equipment with which to receive offers and applications, as well as plans and projects in procurement procedures, subject to the following provisions: 1) all interested suppliers information is available on the specifications relating to the offer and the electronic submission of applications;
2) is used for digital signature under the electronic document requirements of the law;
3) can pinpoint the date and time of submission of tenders and applications as well as plans and projects;
4) Subscriber ensure that no one can access the information presented before the expiry of that period;
5) is able to detect the irregularities, if someone is in breach of this paragraph 4 of that ban;
6) only authorized persons have the opportunity to set or alter the received document is open;
7) procurement procedures during the different phases of the approach of the documents submitted or the part on the authorised person simultaneously perform actions;
8) documents can only be accessed for a specific date by authorized persons at the same time activities;
9) approach and submitted the documents remain open only to authorized persons, that such an approach is allowed.
35. article. Documentation of the procurement procedure and report (1) the Subscriber ensure each stage of the procurement procedure, documentation, as well as documented in the procurement procedure, which is conducted by electronic means.
(2) procurement procedures report is a report that reflects the progress of the procurement procedure. A report shall be prepared for each procurement procedure after a decision on the results of this procedure.
(3) protocols that reflect the individual phases of the procurement procedure, report, procurement documents, except in quotations is generally available information.
(4) the report on procurement procedures to include at least the following information: 1) the name and address of the Subscriber, purchase reference number, as well as contract, general contract or dynamic purchasing system subject matter;
2) date when the contract notice published in the procurement monitoring Bureau homepage on the internet. Where the price survey, — indication, or information notice has been published on the price survey;
3) Procurement Commission and their justification;
4) candidates or tenderers in certain qualification requirements, criteria for the selection of the offer, as well as the evaluation criteria and their share in the order of importance, where the offer selection criteria defined in the economically most advantageous tender;
5) offer and deadline for submission of applications;
6 the names of the persons) that are applied to the selection of candidates in a closed competition or negotiated procedure;
7) offer and application opening the place, date and time;
8 the applicant) (the applicant) name under which (or whom) decided to conclude contracts, contract price, as well as a summary of the evaluation of the tenders and the grounds offer a selection, if the selection criteria of the tenders set out the most advantageous economic SAIM quote;
9) names, those which are selected in accordance with the terms and the selection of candidates invited to tender, as well as the reasons for the decision;
10) information (if known) or the agreement on the General Agreement part of the successful supplier planned to subcontract;
11) justification for the decision on the candidates or tenderers rejected and on procurement procedures documents offers inappropriate;
12) the grounds on which the decision is based, if the client decides to terminate the purchase procedure;
13) offers grounds for refusal if the customer accepted the offer on unduly cheap;
14) if the applicable negotiated procedure-procedure basis in accordance with this law and article 62.63.
(5) the Contractor shall prepare a report no later than the day when the notice is sent to the results of the procurement procedure. A report based on a query is issued within two working days.
(6) the client sends a message to the European Commission, if the Commission so requests.
36. article. Procurement procedures document storage Subscriber all this law, article 35 of the document referred to in the third subparagraph of the originals, as well as offer original shall be kept for 10 years after the conclusion of the contract of purchase, general agreement or dynamic purchasing system.
 
Chapter v. Selection of candidates or tenderers and offers the choice of article 37. Selection of candidates or tenderers, offer verification and selection (1) the client selects candidates and tenderers under this law, 40, 41, 42, 43 and 44. qualification requirements laid down in article, check the eligibility of tenders procurement documents requirements and choose the offer or offers in accordance with the selection criteria of the tender.

(2) the Subscriber may set a minimum level of compliance with this law and in article 41.42. The amount of the claim, and the minimum capacity levels required in a specific execution of the contract determines the proportionate to the subject-matter of the contract. The following minimum eligibility requirements included in the contract notice (if the relevant notification form provides such information), as well as procurement documents.
(3) the Certificate and other documents in the cases specified in this Act shall be issued by the competent institution, the customer accepts and acknowledges that if they have been issued not earlier than six months before the filing date.
(4) the customer is entitled to verify the necessary information to the competent authorities, publicly available databases or other publicly available sources. In cases where the client has obtained information in this way, the candidate or tenderer may submit a certificate or other document of the relevant facts, if a Subscriber for information does not correspond to the actual situation.
(5) if the customer has any doubt about the authenticity of the copy of the document presented, it requires that the candidate or tenderer shall present the original of the document or a certified copy of the document.
(6) where a negotiated procedure, with prior publication of a contract notice, or a closed competition, the Subscriber can anticipate the number of candidates who will be invited to negotiate or submit a tender, provided that a sufficient number of unqualified candidates are available. Contract notice (if the relevant notification form provides such information), as well as procurement documents, the client specifies the objective and non-discriminatory criteria or rules that it has decided to apply, as well as the minimum and, if appropriate, the maximum number of candidates for the invite.
(7) where a sixth of this article the closed competition in case a Subscriber invited at least five candidates. If you apply a negotiated procedure, with prior publication of a contract notice, the client shall invite at least three candidates. In any case the number of candidates chosen large enough to ensure competition.
(8) When this article is applied, the sixth and the seventh part, the Subscriber invites a certain number of candidates, which may not be less than that provided for in the contract notice. If the number of candidates who meet the qualification requirements and the ability of the candidates to set out, is less than expected, the Subscriber can call upon these requirements according to the candidates. Subscriber may not invite the suppliers who have not submitted applications or do not meet the requirements.
38. article. Termination of the procurement procedure (1) where a specific procurement procedures has not submitted offers or applications, or where the tenders submitted are outside the procurement procedures laid down in the documents or candidates do not meet the designated qualification requirements, the client decides to terminate the procurement procedure.
(2) the Subscriber may at any time suspend the procurement procedure, if it has objective justification. The Subscriber shall publish a notice of the results of the procurement procedure in accordance with article 28 of this law, as well as the reasons for sending procurement monitoring Bureau and all the candidates or tenderers. Justification specifies the circumstances that were the basis for the termination of the proceeding.
39. article. The exclusion of candidates or tenderers in terms of (1) the principal of the candidates or excluded from further participation in the procurement procedure, as well as not offer if the applicant: 1) the candidate or tenderer with the judgment of the Court of Justice found guilty of involvement in a criminal organisation, corruption, fraudulent activities in the field of financial crime or money laundering;
2) the tenderer or candidate is declared bankrupt, its economic activity is paused or stopped, or of legal proceedings on bankruptcy of the candidate or tenderer;
3 the candidate or tenderer's) tax or State social security payment shows in Latvia or the State in which it is registered;
4) on the basis of, having been convicted by a judgment of the Court of Justice or other competent bodies provide opinion on important sectors concerned in violation of regulatory laws, as well as environmental protection, competition and the relevant labour law violations, the candidate or tenderer has established a professional misconduct in the last three years of the offer or the date of filing of the application;
5) the candidate or tenderer has submitted false information to assess your qualifications or does not submit the requested information.
(2) If an insolvency procedure is applied, the principal rehabilitation, assessment of possible economic risks and considering the subject matter of the Treaty, may decide on the candidate or tenderer is not in the exclusion from procurement procedures.
(3) of the first subparagraph the provisions referred to in paragraph 1 may relate both to the same applicant or applicants, and to natural or legal persons, including persons who have the right of representation, and people with decision-making and supervisory rights in relation to the candidate or tenderer.
(4) in order to assess the candidates or tenderers in accordance with paragraph 2 and the first subparagraph of paragraph 3, the Subscriber may request the competent authorities of: 1) certificate, which certifies that the candidate or tenderer has not been declared bankrupt, being wound up or its business operation is not suspended or terminated;
2) statement, the State revenue service or other tax administration authority in Latvia or the equivalent tax administration authority in another State where the applicant is registered, which certifies that the applicant has no tax or national social security payment debt.
(5) If the customer is in possession of information about the candidate or tenderer alleged violations referred to in the first subparagraph of article 1 and paragraph 4, the Subscriber concerned of the candidates or excluded from future participation in the procurement procedure, based solely on the statement from the Court judgment enters into force, or document issued by a competent authority in the country concerned.
(6) If the documents with which the supplier can demonstrate that applies to him in the first paragraph of this article shall not be issued to conditions or with these documents is not sufficient to demonstrate that the supplier is not subject to the first paragraph of this article, the conditions of the following documents may be replaced by a sworn or, if the oath at the national legislation does not provide for the same vendor, with the receipt of a competent executive or judicial authority sworn notary, or a competent organisation of the sector concerned in the country of the supplier.
40. article. Compliance with the professional activity (1) the applicant must be a registered, licensed or certified according to national legislation.
(2) the client may require evidence that a supplier who wishes to participate in the procurement procedure is registered in the commercial register (or an equivalent foreign register) or professional register or of a certain organisation. A Subscriber may request proof that the supplier or the relevant parties involved in procurement have been issued a license, certificate, or other document for patents determine the execution of the sale or lease of goods or the provision of services, if such document need determined by law.
Article 41. Economic and financial position (1) the supplier of their economic and financial situation in compliance with the requirements can attest, mainly by submitting the following documents: 1) credit guarantees or, where appropriate, the relevant professional risk insurance company evidence;
2) financial reporting or financial statement reporting;
3) statement about your overall financial performance or, if necessary, financial performance relating to a specific purchase, but not more than for the previous three years.
(2) the Subscriber may determine what must be the supplier's total financial turnover average minimum or average annual turnover in respect of the minimum amount of purchase for the duration of the supplier, but not more than for the previous three years. The client determines the minimum amount to no more than three times the proposed contract price.
(3) the supplier may rely on other business opportunities if it is necessary for the execution of the contract, irrespective of the legal nature of the relations between the. In such a case the supplier proves that the customer will have at its disposal the resources necessary, presenting this certificate or the host agreement on cooperation in the execution of the contract in question.
(4) the notice of contract (if the relevant notification form provides this information) or in the invitation to tender, as well as procurement documents, the client determines which of the first paragraph of this article documents or other documents it chooses.
(5) If justified reasons, the supplier is not able to submit the documents requested by the Subscriber, it is entitled to assert his economic or financial situation with any other documents, if the customer considers them appropriate.

Article 42. Technical and professional capacity (1) supplier's technical and professional capacity shall be assessed and examined in accordance with the second and third part.
(2) the supplier's technical and professional capacity according to works, supply or service nature, quantity and degree of importance may be furnished by: 1) information about carried out, adding inquiries and reviews of the most important works in up to five in previous years. These statements include details of the scope of the works, the structure types, expiration date, and location, as well as that all the work is performed according to the relevant regulations and properly completed. Where necessary, the construction contractor such certified statement shall be submitted directly to the Subscriber;
2) information about essential things about what supplies or services not more than three years, with the sums, and recipients (whether public or private). The information added to the buyer's or supplier's confirmation feedback;
3) information on technical staff or institutions responsible for quality control, but if works, will be performed by technical personnel or institutions that will be involved in carrying out the works;
4) a description of the technical equipment and the means used by the supplier or service provider for ensuring quality;
5) inspection carried out by the customer or the name of the supplier of the goods or service provider, the competent authority of the country where the goods to be delivered or services to be procured are complex in nature or those goods or services are intended for a specific purpose. This test applies to the production of goods by the supplier or service provider technical ability and, if necessary, to the provision of quality control measures it will take;
6) works the operator or service provider executive education or professional qualification supporting documents, in particular on the persons responsible for the management of the construction works or the provision of services;
7) public works and service contracts, description, specifying measures for the environment, which the supplier is able to implement using the contract;
8 information on the participants in the works) and the service provider's average number of employees per year and the number of managerial staff for the last three years;
9) for information on the tools, equipment and technical equipment available to the reviewer of the works and service provider for the execution of the contract;
10) reference to the part of the contract, the contractor works and service provider intend to subcontract;
11) in relation to the items to be delivered: a) samples, descriptions and photographs, the authenticity of which confirms, if the customer requests it, b) quality control authority (whose jurisdiction is recognized) certification, which certifies goods meet certain technical specifications or standards.
(3) the supplier may rely on other business opportunities if it is necessary for the execution of the contract, irrespective of the legal nature of the relations between the. In such a case the supplier proves that the customer will have at its disposal the resources necessary, presenting this certificate or the host agreement for the transfer of the necessary resources at the disposal of the supplier.
(4) information on where this article is referred to in the second paragraph the tenderer must submit receipts, the Subscriber shall specify in the contract notice or, if the relevant notification form does not provide such information, the relevant procurement procedures.
43. article. Quality assurance standards if the customer requires to be verified by supplier quality system, it refers to the quality systems that meet specific European certification standards and certified by the institution concerned, which comply with European certification standards. The client recognises equivalent certificates issued by the authorities of the other Member States of the European Union, as well as accept other evidence submitted by the supplier on the quality measures.
44. article. Environmental management standard of applicant ability to implement this law, article 42 of the second subparagraph of paragraph 7 of these measures can assure: 1) registering for the eco-management and audit scheme (EMAS);
2) Latvia or another Member State of the European Union the competent institution a certificate attesting his compliance with European or international environmental management system standard;
3) with the equivalent evaluation of its activities in compliance with environmental protection requirements that Latvia complies with paragraph 1 or in paragraph 2, the following environmental management systems.
Article 45. Additional documents and information, the Subscriber may request to have the supplier or competent body supplement or clarify the certificates and documents submitted pursuant to this law, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43 and 44. the requirements of article, as well as evaluation of bids to request product samples.
Article 46. The tender selection criteria (1) comparison and evaluation of tenders, the client chooses one of the following criteria: 1) the most economically advantageous tender taking account of factors such as supply or contract deadlines, operating costs and other costs, the efficiency of the work, product or service quality, aesthetic and functional characteristics, environmental requirements, technical advantages, availability of spare parts, security of supply, price and other subject related factors as well as the average social security payment amount per employee;
2) offer with the lowest price.
(2) if the customer chooses economically advantageous tender it vis communication on contract or procurement documents indicates all the evaluation criteria in order of importance, criteria and the proportion of tender selection algorithm in accordance with these criteria, as well as inform the applicants that the two equivalent in the case of winning the tender offer will be chosen in article 49 of this law. The criteria assigned numeric values can be specified within a certain range.
47. article. The application of electronic auctions (1) If the technical specifications can be determined very accurately, then open and closed competitions, as well as in the case when applied to the negotiated procedure, with prior publication of a contract notice, the client may decide to apply the check before the bid electronic auction. The electronic auction may be held before the offer choices within the General Agreement in accordance with article 65 of this law, the seventh subparagraph as well as before supply-side check dynamic purchasing system in accordance with article 66 of this law.
(2) electronic auction object can be: 1) price or price and technical specifications characteristics referred to the new value, if the bid selection criterion is that of the most economically advantageous tender;
2 only if the offer price) selection criteria is the lowest price.
(3) If a decision on the holding of an electronic auction, the Subscriber to specify in the contract notice.
(4) If the electronic auction shall be held, procurement documents, in addition to other messages also indicate: 1) electronic auction object characteristics, if these characteristics are measured and the value can be expressed in figures or percentages;
2 any value limits) (you can submit and change), taking into account the subject of the contract technical specifications;
3) information, which will be made available to applicants during the auction, and, if possible, when the information will be put;
4) necessary information relating to the Organization of electronic auction;
5) rules, applicants must comply with the electronic auction, in particular as regards minimum standards for the auction, which will be requested, if necessary;
6) the necessary information on the used electronic equipment, interface specifications and the organization.
(5) before the launch of the electronic auction Subscriber shall make a full initial evaluation of the tenders in accordance with the selection criteria of the tender.
(6) the customer at the same time invite all tenderers who have submitted compliant tenders by electronic means to submit new prices or value. The invitation shall contain all the information you need about individual connection to the auction used electronic equipment contains a certain date and time, which will be launched in the electronic auction. The electronic auction may take place in several successive stages. It does not take about two working days after you sent the invitation to this auction.
(7) If you plan to choose the most economically advantageous tender, the invitation shall be accompanied by a summary of the evaluation of the tenders. The invitation includes the electronic auction used mathematical formula or algorithm that reflects all the notional values of the criteria and in the light of the original criteria, will determine the redistribution of space using new values submitted and the price or prices only. If you're allowed to offer variants, each version determines its formula.

(8) any phase of an electronic auction the customer constantly during all applicants provide information enabling them at any time, probably to determine its relative location. The Subscriber can also provide details of other prices or values offered, if it is intended procurement documents. Subscriber may also at any time announce the number of members in a particular auction phase of the auction, but shall not be entitled to disclose the identity of the members.
(9) electronic auction end Subscriber (subject to one or more conditions): 1), the date and time specified in the invitation to tender;
2) after the last promise, if passed in the call to the auction at the specified time and new promise at this time is not expressed;
3) if all mentioned in the auction call period are complete.
(10) if the customer wishes to terminate the auction pursuant to this article the ninth part, paragraph 2 and paragraph 3, the invitation to tender it indicates each auction phase.
(11) When the electronic auction is complete, the client using these auction results, choose the offer in accordance with the selection criteria of the tender.
(12) a Subscriber shall not be entitled to use the electronic auction to limit competition or avoid them, or change the subject of the purchase, set in the notice of contract and procurement documents.
48. article. Unreasonably cheap offer (1) if the offer to the particular public works, supply or service contract is unduly cheap, the Subscriber before the possible rejection of this offer in writing requires a detailed explanation of the essential conditions of the offer.
(2) a detailed explanation of the particular can relate to: 1), the production process of construction methods or cost of services;
2) designated the technical solutions and best works, the supply of goods or provision of services that are available to the tenderer;
3) proposed works, the characteristics of the goods or services and originality;
4) protection provisions and working conditions in conformity with the site that works are carried out, the goods or services are supplied;
5) applicant opportunities to receive commercial support.
(3) the principal, in consultation with the applicant, shall examine all the second part of this article, these factors.
(4) if the customer establishes that a tender is unduly cheap because the applicant received State aid offer after consultation with the applicant may be refused only on the basis that the applicant can not be set by the client within a reasonable period of time to prove that the business is legitimate support. If the customer refuses, for this reason, it shall inform the European Commission and the procurement monitoring Bureau about the rejection of the offer and rejection reason.
49. article. Offer choice in the case of equivalent offer (1) if the customer before a decision on the conclusion of the purchase agreement establishes that two or more candidates are equivalent offers, the customer selects its candidate's offer, which was made of the average employer social security contributions amount per employee in the last six months is highest.
(2) the first paragraph of this article in case the client requires information about applicants in the last six months the average amount of social insurance contributions and the average number of employees.
 
Chapter VI. Open and closed competitions, the application of article 50. Open and closed competition (1) open competition is a procurement procedure, in which all interested suppliers may submit tenders. If the customer chooses the dynamic purchasing system, it applies this law article 66.
(2) closed competition is a procurement procedure, in which all interested suppliers may claim the right to participate but may submit a tender only those candidates who are invited to the Subscriber.
51. article. Open call for proposals and selection rules (1) before the publication of the contract notice, the invitation to tender is prepared for the open call for proposals. Charter include: 1) General information: a) the identification number of the purchase, which includes your full name or the abbreviation of the name (the first capital letters), the year and the serial number in ascending order, b) the Subscriber's name, address and other properties, c) for the submission of tenders and opening of the place, date, time and agenda, d) offer expires, e) the tender security, if any, provided for and its nature, f) requirements for design and submission of tenders financial quote forms, as well as information about the language or languages in which tenders must be submitted, g) other information;
2 the subject of purchase) for information on: (a) a description of the subject of purchase) and the amount of, b), c) technical specifications of the contract execution time and space, d) other information on the subject of procurement;
3) the requirements laid down in accordance with article 39 of this law, as well as submit the information required to assess candidates in accordance with that article;
4 requirements for applicant) the opportunity to carry out professional activities, the applicant's economic and financial situation and the technical and professional capacity requirements, in accordance with this law and article 43.44. requirements, as well as submit the information required to assess candidates in accordance with these requirements.
5) offer the selection criteria and evaluation criteria, in accordance with article 46 of this law, as well as an indication if a tenderer may submit a tender for a variant, in accordance with article 19 of this law;
6) procurement project.
(2) before the publication of a notice of contract, the contractor shall prepare a statement of the candidate selection for a closed competition. Charter include: 1) the Subscriber's name, address and other properties;
2) procurement identification number;
3 the object of the purchase);
4) application and the opening of the place, date and time;
5) the requirements laid down in accordance with article 39 of this law, as well as submit the information required to assess candidates in accordance with that article;
6) requirements for the candidate's capabilities to carry out professional activities candidates for the economic and financial situation and the technical and professional capacity requirements, in accordance with this law and article 43.44. requirements, as well as submit the information needed to assess the candidates according to these requirements.
7) candidate evaluation system methodology, if applied to article 37 of this law, sixth;
8) other information about the applicant.
52. article. The tendering security (1) the tender security is bidding documents for the guarantee or equivalent insurance by a specified amount, which the applicant shall submit together with their tender offer as collateral to the Subscriber in force.
(2) the Subscriber may request the applicants to the tendering security shall, subject to the following provisions: 1) request applies to all applicants equally and without exception;
2) procurement documents are laid down in the tender security deadlines and information about what institutions or organizations can provide security.
(3) the tender security shall remain in force until the shorter of the following limits: 1) to the procurement documents for that period of validity of the offer set, starting from the opening day, or any extension of the period of validity of the offer, which the client written notification by the applicant and the guarantor;
2) if the client acknowledges a successful applicant of the procurement procedure, until the day when the successful tenderer has lodged the security agreement (if such is provided for in the procurement documents and contracts). Security is the principal of the contract and tender of the successful tenderer's contractual obligations concluded gain;
3) up to the conclusion of contracts.
(4) the collateral provider to the Subscriber paid the amount of the tender security if: 1) the tenderer withdraws his tender during the period of validity of the tender security;
2) the successful tenderer has not submitted the Treaty to the security of a Subscriber in accordance with the provisions of the Treaty;
3) the successful tenderer fails to sign the agreement within the time limit set by the client.
(5) the tender security shall not exceed five percent of the estimated contract price. The securities contract and the way down are proportionate in the light of the relevant purchase contract price and matter of the contract.
53. article. Open the application in a closed competition (1) candidate selection rules at the time and place specified in the client application, open the tool. Open the application is identified.
(2) the applications open in order for their submission. After the opening of the subscriber named candidates, filing date and time.
54. article. The selection of candidates in a closed competition the client after the end of the application submission period select the candidates in accordance with the rules laid down in the selection of candidates for qualification requirements, as well as in accordance with the candidate scoring systems methodology, if applied to article 37 of this law, sixth paragraph.
55. article. Meeting of interested suppliers bid submission and opening of tenders in an open and closed

(1) if the customer intends to hold a meeting of interested suppliers tender rules or closed in the invitation to tender is given the venue and time. The meeting will be held no later than 10 working days before the opening of the tenders. Subscriber shall provide further information and reply to questions during the meeting.
(2) open competition rules or closed calls for tender at the place and time specified in the supplier submits a tender and the tender security (if required), and according to the requirements.
(3) If the subject matter regarding the purchase or individual parts necessary to respect commercial confidentiality, the supplier indicates his bid.
(4) open the tenders submitted by the subscriber immediately after the expiry of the time limit for submitting tender rules or closed in the invitation to tender at the specified location and time. For opening the client meet. The opening is identified.
(5) submission of tenders shall be opened in order, naming the applicant, at the time of the offer, the price offered and other information describing the offer. After the meeting request, the client displays the financial offer, which according to the requested financial offers to the form specified in the bid price.
Article 56. The progress of the evaluation of the tenders, decision making and communication of the results of the competition in open and closed competition open competition (1) the Subscriber selects applicants in accordance with the designated qualification requirements, check the conformity of the tender offer rules requirements and choose the offer or offers in accordance with the selection criteria of the tender.
(2) the customer shall check the closed tender offer compliance with closed calls for tender requirements and choose the offer or offers in accordance with the selection criteria of the tender.
(3) during the evaluation of the tenders, the client verifies that the quote is not the arithmetic error. If the customer finds such an error, it corrects this error. On error correction, and corrected the quotation amount the customer shall notify the applicant that the mistakes corrected. Assessing the financial offer, the client takes note revisions.
(4) where, in accordance with the rules of the open competition or closed calls for tender the purchase object is divided into parts, the customer decides to conclude contracts on each part separately. Subscriber notice of the results of the procurement procedure can send for each part separately.
(5) If the successful tenderer refuses to conclude a purchase contract with a Subscriber, the Subscriber accepts the decision to contract with next applicant who has offered the lowest price or economically advantageous tender or terminate the contest, selecting no offer. If the decision to contract with the next applicant who has offered the lowest price or economically advantageous tender, but it refuses to enter into the contract, the Subscriber decides to discontinue a procurement procedure, selecting no offer.
 
Chapter VII. Price surveys and negotiated procedures, the application of article 57. Price surveys (1) pricing survey is a procurement procedure, in which all interested suppliers may submit a bid and offer in which you choose the lowest price.
(2) the Subscriber applies the RFP article 8 of this law, part of the fourth case. Application of the RFP, the criteria for the selection of the offer the offer with the lowest price. If the purchase of the tender selection criteria determining the tender with the lowest price, it is not possible to objectively evaluate the Subscriber applied to an open or restricted invitation to tender.
(3) when selecting the offer with the lowest price, take into account such indicators as the price paid by the end of the period of the guarantee, delivery and installation costs, training costs, and other costs relating to the period not longer than four years. Pricing indicators indicate in the contract notice or in the invitation.
58. article. Price surveys in progress, if published in the information notice for the RFP (1) the client at least once a year publish an informative statement on the price survey, indicating the works contracts, product groups and services categories, and, if possible, the amount to which the a further 12 months may apply to the vendor when the offer price information survey. The customer publishes informative notice in accordance with article 28 of this law.
(2) Those suppliers who have submitted information about the tenders for works contracts, product group or category of services, the Subscriber shall send the invitation to submit tenders for public works, expected delivery or service agreement, in accordance with the requirements referred to in the invitation.
(3) the customer shall indicate in the invitation, the amount of the purchase, technical specifications, technical and financial offer submission form, price indicators, in accordance with article 57 of this law the provisions of part three, as well as, if necessary, other requirements.
(4) a subscriber sends invitations not earlier than 20 working days after the procurement monitoring Bureau homepage on the internet published information notice for a works contract concerned, the product groups or service categories.
(5) the period for the submission of tenders shall be fixed not less than 10 working days from the date of dispatch of the invitation.
(6) the applicant shall submit the offer within the time limit set in the invitation.
(7) If the Subscriber has not published an informative statement on the RFP or have not passed the fourth paragraph of this article, or in the supplier has not provided information about the tenders for works contracts, product groups or service categories, you need to apply to the purchase of the competitive dialogue in accordance with this law, the provisions of article 59.
Article 59. Price surveys in progress, if there is no published information notice for the RFP (1) the customer shall publish a contract notice in accordance with article 28 of this law.
(2) the client shall indicate in the notice that and what period of time can get technical specifications, the technical and financial offers a sample of the form, as well as, if necessary, to find out the other requirements.
(3) the period for the submission of tenders shall be fixed not less than 15 working days from the date of the notice published in the procurement monitoring Bureau homepage on the internet.
(4) the applicant shall submit a tender notice on the agreement within the time limit.
60. article. A decision on the price survey results (1) the customer shall check the conformity of the tender technical specifications and other requirements, if any, and the choice of the specific offer with the lowest price, taking into account the above stated price.
(2) a subscriber contract with the successful tenderer, if not covered by this law, the exclusion referred to in article 39 of the regulations and if it corresponds to article 40 of this law.
(3) the customer shall notify the decision to all tenderers within three working days after the decision to close the purchase agreement or discontinue the RFP, selecting no offer.
(4) If the successful tenderer refuses to conclude a purchase contract with a Subscriber, the Subscriber accepts the decision to contract with next applicant who has offered the lowest price, or discontinue the RFP, selecting no offer. If the decision to contract with the next lowest price suppliers, but it refuses to enter into the contract, the Subscriber decides to discontinue RFP, selecting no offer.
(5) the customer shall publish notice of the results of the procurement procedure in accordance with article 28 of this law.
61. article. Negotiation procedure negotiated procedure is the procurement procedure, in which the Subscriber consult with suppliers of its choice and with one or more of them will hold negotiations on the terms of the contract.
62. article. The application of negotiated procedure with prior publication of a contract notice (1) the Subscriber may apply a negotiated procedure, with prior publication of a contract notice, if: 1) in the open, a closed competition or competitive dialogue procurement procedure have been submitted documents not in accordance with the requirements laid down in the tender or the candidates or tenderers do not conform to the principals Awards qualification requirements and purchase agreement are not significantly different from the previously announced purchase of the relevant procedures laid down in the contract is fulfilled the necessary requirements. Subscriber may not publish a contract notice, if it is invited to participate in the negotiations only to all those applicants who have prior call concerned a procurement procedure is excluded in accordance with article 39 of this law, the rules and meet the designated qualification requirements;
2 the subject is the) acquisition services, particularly to annex 2 of this Act, a category referred to in 6 services and intellectual services (for example, design), which features does not allow sufficiently accurate to predict the performance of the contract requirements, and therefore it is not possible to choose the best offer in open or closed competition, as well as price survey;

3) the object of the contract is the work and involve science, research or innovation purposes and not to make a profit or to recover the associated costs.
(2) the time limit laid down in the notice of contract, the Tenderer shall submit an application that includes a statement of agreement and bidding documents for information. The client selects the candidates in accordance with the defined competence requirements and invite the selected candidates to open negotiations. The client shall agree to all candidates for the submission of tenders, fixed by the invitation, but if you can not agree, this period is not less than 10 days.
(3) in the first subparagraph of this article, in the cases specified in the Subscriber with tenderers the tenders submitted shall consult to align it with the requirements mentioned in the contract notice and other procurement documents, and the selection of the best tender in accordance with the previously established criteria for the selection of the offer.
(4) during the negotiations the Subscriber ensure equal treatment for all tenderers, guaranteeing equal access to information on procurement. The client fails one tenderer does not create favourable conditions.
Article 63. The application of negotiated procedure without publication of a contract notice (1) public works, supply and service contracts the customer may apply a negotiated procedure without prior publication of a contract notice, if: 1) a prior call for competition for the open, closed, or the price survey is not submitted offers or applications for the selection of candidates. In this case, the customer shall not be entitled to change significantly in the open or closed the previously announced tender or RFP for the execution of the contract requirements. At the request of the European Commission sends its message to a Subscriber;
2), for technical or artistic reasons, or for reasons connected with protection of exclusive rights, the contract may be concluded only with certain suppliers;
3) unforeseeable exceptional subscriber conditions in an objective situation in which, for reasons of extreme urgency, it is not possible to apply the open competitions, closed tender or RFP, or negotiated procedure, with prior publication of a contract notice. These circumstances justifying the emergency situation, must not be dependent on the customer's transactions.
(2) public supply contracts in addition to the first part of the cases referred by the Subscriber may apply a negotiated procedure without prior publication of a contract notice, if: 1) required items are specially made for research and trials. This provision does not apply to the production of goods to outlets for research or research and experimental costs;
2) client requires additional supply from the original supplier of the goods (the manufacturer) to supplement or partially replace the existing goods or equipment because by choosing other goods suppliers (producers), the Subscriber should buy goods that are technically different from the already existing goods, and such difference created by the product or equipment maintenance and operating difficulties. This agreement, as well as contract duration shall not exceed three years;
3) the object of the contract is the supply of goods are quoted on and which the customer buys stock;
4) has the option to purchase goods with a particularly advantageous terms from a supplier of goods, which, closing a business, hosting the sale, or of the liquidator or creditors who hold a sale of property of the bankrupt merchant in accordance with the legislation.
(3) in addition to the first part of this article in cases referred by the Subscriber may apply a negotiated procedure without prior publication of a contract notice, public service contracts concluded with sketch contest winner or any of the winners, if Matt contest organised in accordance with the requirements of this law. If the casting contest winners, certainly more all the winners be invited to the talks.
(4) in addition to the first part of this article in cases referred by the Subscriber may apply a negotiated procedure without prior publication of a contract notice, public works and service contracts, if: 1) the client requires additional works or services which were not included in the original contract or construction projects, but not predictable circumstances, become necessary for the performance of a contract concluded in advance, and is subject to the following conditions: (a) the total contract price of additional) procurement contracts shall not exceed 50 per cent of the contract price of the contract concluded in advance , b) necessary additional works are performed or services previously signed contract performer, c) for additional works or services cannot be technically or economically separated from the main contract concluded previously proposed works or services without major difficulties or additional customer works or services are essential to the performance of a contract concluded in advance, although they may be separated from this contract for execution of the works or the provision of services;
2) the object of the contract is a repeating previously provided for in the contract concluded by the works or the provision of services that are trusted for this Treaty to the performers and the necessary works or services are in conformity with the previously signed contract is based on an existing project. This condition applies to the client through the purchase procedure in the contract notice the first project and the estimated contract price, had foreseen recurrent contracting and common services of the work or the expected value. The negotiated procedure may be applied within a period of three years from the conclusion of the original contract.
64. article. Harmonisation of the application of negotiated procedure (1) if the customer chooses to apply the procedure in accordance with this law, article 63, first paragraph, point 1 and 2, the second subparagraph of paragraph 1 and 2, as well as the third and fourth, the application of this procedure before it sends the procurement monitoring Bureau justification for choice of the negotiated procedure.
(2) the procurement monitoring Bureau within three working days from the first paragraph of this article the date of receipt of the reasons examined it and send to the customer a written answer as to whether it is permitted to apply a negotiated procedure.
 
Chapter VIII. General agreements and dynamic purchasing systems, the application of article 65. General Agreement (1) on the conclusion of the General Agreement, the Subscriber will comply with this statutory procurement procedures at all stages up to the conclusion of contracts for general agreement. The client determines the General participants, taking into account the specific criteria for the selection of the offer.
(2) General arrangements within the contracts concluded under the fifth, sixth and seventh part. This procedure applies only to those customers and suppliers general understanding joined its date.
(3) the General conclusion of contracts under the agreement, the parties do not make major corrections to the general arrangement, in particular the fifth paragraph of this article, in the cases provided for.
(4) the general agreement concluded for a period of up to four years, except for objective reasons (especially if the object of the contract) requires a longer period. The client does not use a general agreement to limit competition.
(5) If the general agreement concluded with a single supplier, contracts under this Agreement shall be in accordance with the General Agreement. The conclusion of this contract, the customer may consult the supplier in writing, if necessary, require the supplement offer.
(6) If the general agreement concluded with several suppliers, it must not be less than three, unless in the relevant market operating in a sufficient number of suppliers who meet the qualification requirements for a letter, or if it is possible to get a sufficient number of the appropriate offer.
(7) If a general agreement has been concluded with a number of suppliers, the specific contracts under the agreement on the General switch, application of the General provisions of the agreement and not in the evaluation of tenders. If the General rules of the agreement all the required conditions and offers should be evaluated again, these rules supplement, on the basis of the same (if necessary, adjust further) rules or other rules under the General Agreement of specifications in accordance with the following procedure: 1) on the conclusion of a specific contract, the contractor will consult with suppliers in writing, the ability to execute this agreement;
2) Subscriber shall specify the period, which is sufficient for the submission of tenders in question, taking into account such factors as the complexity of the subject-matter of the contract and the time required for preparing tenders;
3), the applicant shall submit the offer in writing, and its contents remain confidential until the expiry of the time limit laid down for the submission;
4) Subscriber specific contract concluded with the applicant who submitted the best tender on the basis of the tender selection criteria defined in the General Agreement specifications.
66. article. Dynamic purchasing system

(1) a dynamic purchasing system shall include all applicants who meet the qualification requirements and demands have submitted documents according to the procurement procedure information offer. Applicants may, at any time, to supplement information offers, if they comply with the specifications. The principal throughout the life cycle of a system from its creation until the contracts are used only electronic means in accordance with article 33 of this law, the second, third, fifth and sixth part.
(2) To set up a dynamic purchasing system, the Subscriber: 1) shall publish a contract notice stating that a dynamic purchasing is created;
2) procurement documents the system nature of the intended procurement, as well as the necessary information about the system, the electronic equipment used, connection terms and specifications;
3) throughout the lifetime of the system (starting with publication of a contract notice) offering unrestricted, direct and full access to documents, the procurement procedure by electronic means. The client shall indicate in the notice the internet address at which such documents are available.
(3) the customer throughout the dynamic purchasing system during operation enables the supplier to submit any informative offer and be included in the system in accordance with the first paragraph of this article. Informative offer evaluated within 15 days of the date of submission. The customer may extend the offer period for the evaluation of the information, if this time framework, it is not sent any invitation to submit tenders. The customer shall immediately inform the applicant about the inclusion of the dynamic purchasing system or of the rejection of the indicative tender.
(4) the customer shall invite tenders for each specific contract to the dynamic purchasing system. Before the invitation is sent, the customer shall publish a simplified contract notice in accordance with article 28 of this law, inviting all interested suppliers to submit tenders information in accordance with the third subparagraph of this article. Information for the submission of tenders shall be fixed not less than 15 days after the simplified contract notice to the dispatch of the official journal of the European Union or the publication of the procurement monitoring Bureau homepage on the internet. The client does not initiate the evaluation of the offer, before you have completed the evaluation of the tenders, the information received in that period.
(5) each specific contract for the conclusion of dynamic purchasing systems within the client shall invite all the dynamic purchasing system suppliers to submit proposals, setting the deadline for the submission of tenders. The principal contracting with suppliers who submitted the best tender in accordance with the selection criteria of the tender and the evaluation criteria set out in the notice on a dynamic purchasing system. The client, if necessary, may call to clarify these criteria.
(6) the dynamic purchasing system, the operating time may not exceed four years.
(7) the dynamic purchasing system use to limit competition.
(8) the customer does not take fees from interested suppliers for their inclusion in the dynamic purchasing system, as well as from members of this system.
(9) the order in which the activities of the supplier in the dynamic purchasing system, and when it is stopped, is determined by the Cabinet of Ministers.
 
Chapter IX. The purchase contract terms article 67. Purchase agreement (1) purchase agreement specifies the legal relationship between the customer and the supplier or customers or suppliers.
(2) the Contractor shall prepare a purchase contract, which specifies the name of the Subscriber: 1);
2) supplier name;
3 the subject matter of the procurement) volume, quality requirements and other necessary information;
4) contract price and payment arrangements;
5) contract deadline, location and conditions;
6) responsibility for the Contracting Parties to the Treaty to comply;
7 the procedure for amendment of the Treaty) and the order in which the allowable deviation from the agreement.
8) other provisions.
(3) a public service contract shall be for a period not exceeding five years. Service agreements for public-private partnerships can be closed for a period of up to 30 years, if the expiry of the relevant contract and if the existence of it in each case is ruled by the Cabinet of Ministers.
(4) the purchase contract shall be no earlier than the 11th day after the date the law according to the notice of the results of the procurement procedure, published on the internet and not later than the expiration of the offer, except when the procedure is applied in accordance with this law, article 63, first paragraph, point 3, second paragraph, 2, 3 and 4, as well as the third part of the fourth part.
68. article. The performance of the contract personnel and subcontractors involved in the exchange of the staff of the Supplier that it had involved the performance of the contract and for which you provide the information in accordance with this law, article 42 of the second subparagraph of paragraph 3 and 6, as well as subcontractors for which it informed the contracting authority in accordance with article 20 of this law, after the conclusion of the contract can only be changed with the written consent of the Subscriber.
Article 69. Information on the availability of the purchase contracts commonly available is such a procurement contract in the name of the Subscriber: 1);
2) the name of the supplier;
3 the object of the purchase it) volume, price, and description to the extent specified in the report;
4) pay;
5) contract due date and place;
6) the Contracting Parties, the responsibility for non-execution of the agreement;
7) arrangements shall be made for amendments to the Treaty, as well as the order in which the allowable deviation from the contract.
 
Chapter x. Matt and the progress of the competition rule 70. Matt contest general rules (1) Casting contest is a procurement procedure that enables the Subscriber to get Matt (a plan or project) that the jury being put out to competition with or without the award of prizes, mainly city and any other areas of planning, architecture, construction or processing (including national information system).
(2) information on the casting contest is open to all interested parties, who expressed willingness to participate in the contest.
71. article. Matt contest contract price limits (1) Ran to tender if the estimated contract price is 10 000 LVL or larger.
(2) the provisions of this chapter apply to the casting contests: 1) which awards to participants and payments;
2) organised as part of a public service contract procurement procedures.
(3) the second paragraph of this article, paragraph 1 in the cases prescribed in the anticipated contract price shall be determined taking into account all possible prizes and payments to participants. The second paragraph of this article, paragraph 2 in the cases specified in the anticipated contract price shall be determined taking into account the prizes and the total amount of payments, as well as in accordance with this law, article 63 of the third public service concluded the estimated contract price the contract if the customer notice of throwing contest determined that such contract will be closed.
72. article. Jury and the responsible Secretary (1) in order to assess the professional cast, submitted by the subscriber creates a panel of at least three members of the Commission. An independent jury, making decisions and expressing opinions.
(2) the Contractor shall designate a responsible Secretary that provides meta contest and is responsible for throwing and participants submitted promises anonymity to provide meta evaluation the end. Responsible Secretary is not a member of the jury.
(3) the jury shall consist of only natural persons who do not represent the interests of the participants. If the contestants are asked a particular professional qualifications, at least a third of the jury members must have the same or equivalent professional qualifications.
73. article. Methods of information exchange in the contest (1) information sharing methods under contest this law, article 33 of the first, second and fifth part.
(2) the exchange of information and the storage is carried out so that all the data that the contest, participants pass the Subscriber would be protected, and the jury familiar with the meta content only after the expiry of the deadline.
(3) information relating to the specifications which is necessary for the presentation made by electronic means, including encryption, is available to interested parties. Methods for the electronic receiving equipment complies with article 34 of this law.
74. article. Matt contest rules (1) Before throwing contest subscriber ensure throwing contest rules.
(2) Cast of the invitation to tender shall include: 1) General information: (a) the identification number) that includes your full name or the abbreviation of the name (the first capital letters), the year and the serial number in ascending order, b) the Subscriber's name, address and other properties, c) Meta and promise submission site transcript, the period within which, and the procedure, d) other information;
2) project description and objectives;
3) submit meta composition (drawings, models, explanatory memorandum), a drawing or a drawing scale and level of development, as well as an explanatory memorandum requirements;
4) member professional qualifications requirements, where provided;

5) Meta and promise key design requirements;
6) threw the evaluation criteria;
7) the number of prizes the value of payments, if any, and their intended allocation principles, as well as information in accordance with article 79 of this law is the ninth part, if necessary;
8) in which asking additional questions about throwing contest rules;
9) procedures after throwing contest notification of the results obtained were not honored;
10) indication of whether the prize-winners are entitled to additional contracting, as well as to invite the winner of the negotiated procedure;
11 the composition of the jury).
(3) a call for proposals issued by the Cast at the time and place specified in the notice for the cast.
(4) Throwing contest rules added to work the necessary materials (topographical plan, plans, technical rules, photos, and other materials).
75. article. Notice of tender for the principal cast, who wants to organize a cast contest, published a statement about it. Notice of invitation to tender published in the cast, in accordance with article 28 of this law.
76. article. Deadline for submission of meta (1) the notice of competition specifies meta meta of the period in accordance with article 29 of this law the second part.
(2) the Subscriber, determining methods of the period, having regard to the degree of complexity of the project and the time required for the meta.
77. article. Matt submission (1) to ensure the anonymity of the participants, and the accompanying material shall be submitted in a closed manner, marked with the slogan. With the motto understood set of letter or Word, which does not identify the participants and used to ensure anonymity.
(2) the Cast and the promise of the transcript submitted anonymously threw the contest rules at the specified location, and agenda. The transcript shall be filed at the same time promise to cast in a separate sealed envelope.
(3) On the closed envelope, which you inserted the promise key, specify the name of the competition, the identification number, as well as "promise transcript". On the envelope indicates the meta author and motto.
(4) to the meta and the submitted materials are not permitted in labelling that in any way could identify the Member.
(5) the promise key contains information about the meta author or authors.
(6) the Responsible Secretary shall record the contact who cast shall be submitted, and received the submission of the order items and provides the meta storage.
78. article. Meta evaluation methods (1) after expiry of the time limit for submission of the responsible Secretary shall organize the work of the jury.
(2) the jury valued items submitted pursuant to the invitation to tender shall cast the assessment criteria laid down and respect the anonymity until a decision is taken.
(3) the jury shall gather the results of the competition, Matt decides the best cast, put them in godalgošan, decide on the allocation of the award-winning, as well as prepare recommendations for the future use of meta.
(4) the jury may decide on more first place award. If none of the jury threw not recognised as feasible, it is not granted in the first place.
(5) the jury shall prepare an opinion containing: 1) information on the methods evaluated;
2 assessment of the jury) for each meta;
3) decision on the allocation of the award, if it is intended to cast the contest rules;
4) addressed to the principal recommendations of the cast its further use.
(6) the opinion of the jury shall be referred to the responsible Secretary.
Article 79. (1) notification of the results to all contacts that were registered under this law, article 77 of the sixth, the responsible Secretary shall notify promises to open the transcript of the meeting place, date and time. This information shall be transmitted no later than five working days before the meeting.
(2) the transcript of the opening promises is identified.
(3) the Responsible Secretary named winner and runners-up for the award-winning slogan. Then he opens the promises and named winner of the transcript and award-winning place winners.
(4) the Responsible Secretary shall prepare the casting contest report which accompanied this law article 78 in the fifth part of the jury referred to the opinion of the Commission, containing at least: 1) description of the project and objectives;
2) the Subscriber's name, address and other properties;
3) news about the players who took part in the cast in the contest;
4) news about the winners, as well as the decision on the allocation of the award, if it is intended to cast the contest rules.
(5) the customer shall issue a tender message cast upon request. The client stores the meta contest report 10 years after a decision on dropping the contest results.
(6) within three working days after the decision is published in the notice of the principal cast in the results of the contest in accordance with article 28 of this law.
(7) a Subscriber shall not publish information about the cast of the contest results, if this disclosure hinder application of the law, damaging legitimate suppliers commercial interests or free competition between service providers.
(8) copyright in respect of participants participation in the development and future of the mourners threw its further use under copyright law.
(9) Awards Matt issued the invitation to tender shall specify the time limit. Award-winning cast to a Subscriber if the estate fired competition rules otherwise. The Member retains the copyright according to the copyright law.
 
Chapter XI. Procurement monitoring Office article 80. Procurement monitoring Bureau legal status of (1) the procurement monitoring Bureau is subordinated to the Ministry of Finance's direct public administration institution that operates in accordance with this law, the procurement monitoring Bureau rules and regulations.
(2) the procurement monitoring activities of the Office are financed from the State budget.
81. article. Procurement monitoring Bureau functions of procurement monitoring Office has the following functions: 1) to monitor the compliance of the procurement procedure law;
2) within the limits of its competence to cooperate with the respective foreign institutions;
3) at any stage of the procurement procedure, to request and receive, free of charge for full details on purchasing;
4) invite independent experts and experts in procurement;
5) collect and analyze statistical information on procurement, as well as prepare reports for them;
6) provide methodological assistance and advice and training for customers, vendors, lessors of goods, works and services to the operators;
7) consider applications for procurement irregularities;
8) this statutory notices to publish procurement monitoring Bureau homepage on the internet, send a publication in the official journal of the European Union, as well as to the European Commission the information it requires;
9) perform other functions set out in the legislation.
Article 82. Application to the Commission (1) to review applications for the procurement procedure, infringement of the procurement monitoring Bureau creates a submission review Commission (hereinafter the Commission) for not less than three members. The Commission shall include the procurement monitoring Bureau officers, of whom at least one has a higher education in law (learned about academic study programmes in law, or second level higher professional study programmes in law, obtaining legal qualifications). To review submissions, procurement monitoring Bureau upon purchasing any expert or experts. Proficient and expert meetings of the Commission shall participate without voting rights, and shall be expressed to the Commission an independent professional opinion on the application during the examination findings or give an opinion on questions of the Commission.
(2) a member of the Commission, any expert or experts may not be the people who previously have provided advice on the application of the purchase referred to in or are interested in getting the right to purchase, or are related to the principal applicant or another bidder. Before the consideration of the application, all the members of the Commission, expert and expert in the signature. The meaning of this article, the Member of the Commission, expert and expert is related to the applicant, or other candidates if he is: 1) a legal person, the applicant or the applicant's or owner's family, officers;
2) natural persons — principal applicant or applicants — other relatives;
3) — the legal person applicant or applicants — current or former employee, officer or owner who stopped working relationship or the relationship with the applicant or another applicant for a period of less than 24 months, or their relatives.
(3) the Commission shall be headed by a Chairman of the procurement monitoring Bureau shall appoint from among the members of the Commission. The Commission shall adopt a decision by vote. The decision has been made, if you vote the majority of the members of the Commission. If the votes are divided into equal, the Chairman shall have a casting vote.
 
Chapter XII. The order in which submissions under consideration for procurement irregularities article 83. The right to submit an application for procurement irregularities

(1) a Person who is or has been interested in getting permissions to enter into a procurement contract or a claim to victory, and which in relation to procurement procedures covered by this law, considers that its rights are infringed or is likely this delict caused any of the laws of the European Union or other violation of the law is entitled to submit an application for the selection of the candidates or the rules , technical specifications and other requirements that apply to the specific procurement procedure, or on the initiative of a customer or of the procurement activities of the Commission procurement procedures in progress. The meaning of this article shall also be the procurement procedure, article 8 of this law, the seventh part of the requirements of the application.
(2) the application of the first paragraph of this article for possible violations may be submitted until the conclusion of the purchase contract. After the conclusion of the contract of the purchase application, the applicant of the principal decisions may be appealed to the Court of law.
(3) where an application for a procurement monitoring Bureau filed prior to the conclusion of contracts, the procurement monitoring Bureau will inform the Subscriber and the Subscriber shall not conclude contracts, pending the decision of the Commission on the results of the examination of the application.
(4) an application for an open call for proposals, invitations, as well as other documents included in the procurement procedure requirements may submit to the customer not later than six working days before the expiry of the time limit for submission of tenders. If the customer within two working days after receipt of the application is not specified in the application to resolve irregularities or has not provided a written response to the applicant, the applicant before expiry of the time limit for submission of tenders may submit an application to the procurement monitoring Bureau.
(5) the procurement monitoring Bureau will not accept if regarding the purchase procedure on the same subject and on the same basis had already been submitted and examined the application.
(6) If an application is submitted for a Subscriber with respect to the legality of the procurement procedure and the application of the same procurement procedure before it is submitted by another applicant, but it has not yet been addressed, these applications can be combined and considered together.
(7) the application shall be submitted in writing, and shall be the following: 1) the applicant's name and address;
2 the Subscriber) name and address of the submission;
3) facts which are the subject of the application, specifying the breach;
4) the applicant's claim.
(8) the applicant is entitled to withdraw his application, in writing, at any time, as long as the Commission has not taken a decision on the application.
(9) If an application is received, the procurement monitoring Bureau placed the news on their own homepage on the internet, showing the principal applicant, Subscriber and procurement procedure, which the applicant contests the legality, as well as consideration of the application.
84. article. Examination of application (1) the Commission shall examine the application within one month of receipt of the procurement monitoring Bureau. If objective reasons this time limit cannot be met, the Commission may extend it by notifying the applicant and Subscriber.
(2) the Commission shall conclude a contract, if the application is unfounded: 1);
2) based, however, the Commission is not a serious irregularities found and may not affect the decision on the purchase.
(3) the Commission prohibits a contract, if they are material irregularities found and may affect the decision on the purchase. In this case, the Commission shall decide on the measures to prevent infringements detected.
(4) the Commission is invited to sit for the examination of the application, the applicant, Subscriber, all suppliers (hereinafter the participants) whose interests might affect its decision. The Commission invites the participants to the Panel hearing the application at least three working days in advance.
(5) the Commission consulted all the members present. After hearing the participants continue to work without the presence of participants.
(6) the Commission shall assess the application based on the applicant and the members of the above facts, the principal explanations and expert opinion or opinion. If the parties have not come to the consideration of the application, the Commission shall examine the application on the basis of the facts available to it. The Commission shall take a decision within three working days and send it to all members.
(7) Commission decision in addition to the administrative components of the Act specifies the following information: 1 the establishment of the grounds);
2) Commission members and experts who participated in the meeting of the Commission;
3), the principal applicant and other participants, the representatives of which participated in the meeting of the Commission;
4) the identification number of the procurement procedure, for the application;
5) facts which are the subject of the application, and the applicant's claim;
6 the grounds of the decision);
7) appropriate legal provisions;
8) subscriber obligations and time-limits imposed as it enforceable, if the Commission decides on the measures for the prevention of infringements detected;
9) prohibition or authorisation to conclude the purchase contract Subscriber;
10) where and what time period this decision can be appealed.
(8) where the Commission has decided on the measures for the prevention of infringements detected, correcting irregularities, the principal shall decide and communicate the results of the procurement procedure. The decision shall be published in the article 28 of this law in accordance with the procedure laid down, as well as send the procurement monitoring Bureau all the information on the decision and the Commission's prevention of infringements detected. In the case of contracts concluded pursuant to article 67 of this law, the provisions of part IV.
(9) the Commission, in the course of the examination of the application to the Protocol document. Protocols and application review information for 10 years. In cases where it is found in the third paragraph of this article, the following violations of the law, the decision of the Commission and copies of the procurement monitoring Bureau sends the corruption prevention and combating Bureau.
85. article. Appeals against decisions of the Commission (1) the decision of the Commission members can appeal to a court in administrative procedure law.
(2) appeals against decisions of the Commission shall not suspend the execution.
 
Chapter XIII. Statistical reports, article 86. Statistical reports subscriber each year until April 1 to submit procurement monitoring Bureau statistical reports on procurement procedures carried out in accordance with article 87 of this law.
87. article. Statistical report (1) the content of the statistical report shall specify at least the following information: 1) in accordance with this law, the number of contracts and the amount by which the agreements were concluded, if the estimated contract price to the public of works, supply and service contracts: a) is less than the contractual price of the Cabinet of Ministers set boundaries, b) is equal to the contract price of the Cabinet of Ministers set boundaries or greater;
2) the number of contracts concluded on the basis of the derogation laid down in the World Trade Organisation agreement of les on the contracts and the total amount by which the agreements were concluded;
3) it concluded the public works, supply and service contracts the total amount, which does not switch in accordance with the requirements of this law just because the contract price is lower than the limits of this law, article 8, second paragraph, the following;
4) of public works, supply and service the total amount of the contract concluded in accordance with article 5 of this law;
5 the amount of the contract) concluded in accordance with article 8 of this law, the seventh part.
(2) the first subparagraph of paragraph 1 referred to "b" information is divided into categories: 1) after the procurement procedures applied;
2) for each procedure after the works, item groups and service categories in accordance with the nomenclature of the purchase (CPV);
3) after the nationality of the supplier to whom a purchase contract.
(3) if the contract concluded on the basis of negotiated procedures, the first part of this article 1, point "b" of the information referred to in addition to split categories according to this law, 62, and 63 provisions listed in article and this information is included in the contract number and amount, grouped by the nationality of the supplier.
(4) the statistical report shall also include other information, if required by the World Trade Organization agreement on government procurement, as well as at the request of the European Commission.
 
Transitional provisions 1. With the entry into force of this law shall lapse by law "on procurement for State or local government needs" (Latvian Saeima and the Cabinet of Ministers rapporteur, 2001, nr. 16; 2002; 2003, 23 no, No 14; 2004, nr. 8).
2. open or restricted call for tender, tender or negotiated procedure on which communication on the internet, as well as price surveys completed in accordance with the provisions of the Act that was in force when the procurement procedure in question on the day of promulgation.
3. The Cabinet of Ministers to the 2006 30 April issue this law, article 10 and article 28, first paragraph, the second and fourth sentences for these provisions.
4. the Cabinet of Ministers to the 2006 November issue 1 article 7 of this law, article 9 in the fifth and the ninth subparagraph of article 66 of these rules.

5. Article 7 of this law the Cabinet referred to the date of entry into force of the provisions, but not longer than until 1 November 2006 are applicable to the Cabinet of Ministers on 13 July 2004 the Regulation No 603 "rules on procurement procedures and their application of a Subscriber-financed projects", in so far as they do not conflict with this Act.
6. If this law article 25, first paragraph, point 1, article 87 of the second subparagraph of paragraph 2 and 1 and 2 of this law. the purchase referred to in the annex to the CPV nomenclature data differs from the United Nations Central Product Classification (CPC) of the NACE nomenclature or a nomenclature established by the Commission on 19 December 2001, by Regulation (EC) No 29/2002 amending Council Regulation (EEC) No 3037/90 on the statistical classification of economic activities in the European Community apply the CPC or the NACE nomenclature.
 
Informative reference to European Union directives, the law includes provisions resulting from: 1) of the Council of 21 December 1989 directive 89/665/EC on the coordination of the laws, regulations and administrative provisions relating to the application of review procedures to the award of public supply and public works contracts;
2) of the European Parliament and of the Council of 31 March 2004, Directive 2004/18/EC on the coordination of public works contracts, public supply contracts and public service contracts award procedures;
3) Commission of 7 September 2005 Directive 2005/51/EC of the European Parliament and the Council amending Annex XX to Directive 2004/17/EC and annex VIII to Directive 2004/18/EC on public procurement;
4) of the European Parliament and of the Council of 16 November 2005 Directive 2005/75/EC correcting Directive 2004/18/EC on the coordination of public works contracts, public supply contracts and public service contracts award procedures.
The law shall enter into force on 1 May 2006.
The law adopted by the Parliament in 2006 on April 6.
The President of the Parliament instead of the President i. Otter Riga 2006 April 25 Editorial Note: the law shall enter into force on 1 May 2006.
 
 
Public procurement law annex 1 of the nomenclature of works contracts the European Union classification of economic activities (NACE) CPV code (F) construction of part of the Group the group class subject notes this section contains 45 construction: construction of new structures, restoration work and repairs preparing the construction site 45100000 45 million 45.1 45.11 demolition and dismantling Structures;
the bottom of this class include: movement 1) structures, and other facilities;
2) site remediation;
3 remove the bottom: norakšan), a building site levelling and tagging, trenching, blasting of rock, harvesting and other work;
4) mineral extraction site preparation: the extra load, other preparatory work for the mineral sediments and career sites this class also includes: 1) construction site drainage;
2) agricultural land and forest drainage 45110000 45.12 test drilling or drilling in this class include: creation of pilot drill pilot holes, and soil sampling for construction, geophysical, geological or similar purposes, This class does not cover: 1) gas or oil drilling;
2) water well drilling (see 45.25);
3) mine shaft excavation (see 45.25);
4) oil and gas field exploration, geophysical, geological and seismisko studies completed or separate 45120000 45.2 round construction and engineering technical work 45200000 45.21 General construction of buildings and engineering technical work in this class include: 1) all types of construction of buildings and premises;
2 civil engineering construction of buildings): the bridge (including road estakād), viaduct, tunnel, underground line, communication and power lines construction, urban pipeline, urban communication and the power supply line construction;
3) other related jobs in cities;
4) prefabricated Assembly and installation at the construction site of This class does not cover: 1) services related to oil and gas extraction;
2 prefabricated structures Assembly) from the produced structures made of various materials, but the concrete;
3) Stadium, swimming pool, gym, tennis courts, golf courses and other sports, except building construction;
4) special works (see 45.3);
5) surface finish (see 45.4);
6) architecture, engineering, construction and related technical consultancy services;
7) construction project management of 45210000 roofing and construction 45.22 Assembly this class includes: roof Assembly, roof covering taxation, protection against precipitation 45220000 45.23 highways, roads, airfields and sport facilities construction, this class includes: 1) highways, roads, streets and other traffic and pedestrians in road construction;
2 rail construction);
3 construction of the aerodrome);
4) Stadium, swimming pool, gym, tennis courts, golf courses and other sports, except building construction;
5) road and parking lot marking this class excludes: previous soil movement (see 45.11) 45.24 45230000 Waterworks construction structures this class includes: 1) waterway, port and river shore, offshore, lock construction;
2) dams and dam construction;
3) dredging;
4) submarine 45240000 45.25 other construction jobs that require special skills, this class includes a one of a kind works, which are common to the various types of structures and requires special skills and equipment are: 1) the basic tagging works, including piling;
2) water well drilling and construction, shaft digging;
3) manufactured the steel element Assembly;
4) steel folding;
5) specification for the creation of jobs;
6) scaffolding and work platform Assembly and dismantling, including scaffolding and work platform rental;
7) chimney and industrial furnace construction, this class does not include a lease without the scaffolding Assembly: and the dismantling of the special works 45300000 45250000 45.3 45.31 installation of electrical power lines and mounting this class includes: 1) built-in electrical power lines and equipment Assembly, 2), 3) telecommunications system of the electrical heating system, 4) antenna, 5) fire alarm systems, burglar alarm systems 6), elevator and escalator) 7, 8), lighting systems and other systems of buildings and installing 45310000 45.32 insulation work in the construction of this class include : thermal insulation, sound and vibration insulation installation in buildings, constructions and structures This class does not cover: protection from precipitation (see 45.22) 45.33 45320000 Sanitary technical work in this class include: 1) plumbing and sanitary equipment, 2) gas appliances, 3) heating, ventilation, cooling, or air-conditioning equipment and water spraying systems in buildings and structures This class does not cover: installation of electrical heating systems (see 45.31) 45.34 other building and 45330000 devices, this class includes : 1) light and alarm system installation on roads, railways, airports, harbours;
2) other equipment installation in buildings and structures 45340000 surface finish 28.2 45400000 45.87 Apmetēj works this class includes: buildings and premises of the inner and outer surfaces including plaster plastering with plate or sheet material of this work 45410000 45.42 Carpentry class includes: 1) of wood or other material of manufacture of Windows, doors, built-in kitchen appliances, stairs, shop equipment and other equipment in the building;
2) indoor ceiling, wall, wood finishing, sliding partition installation and other wood finishing work out This class does not cover: parquet or other wooden floor installation (see 45.43) 45.43 45420000 wall and floor covering installation this class includes: 1) floor or wall ceramic, concrete or stone tile, 2) parquet or other wooden floor, 3) soft flooring (linoleum, carpet, rubber or plastic tiles) , 4) marble, granite or slate roof or wall covering, 5) wallpaper decking, banding, suspension or mounting in buildings or structures 45430000 painting and glazing the 45.44 class includes: 1) the buildings and premises of indoor or external surface, or painting of the technical equipment;
2) glass, mirror Assembly, this class does not include: tagging window (see 45.42) 45.45 other building site 45440000 the finishing work in this class include: 1) private pool Assembly;
2) cleaning with steam, blast and similar activities with facades of buildings;
3) other finishing of buildings and premises and the final works of This class does not include: indoor cleaning 45450000 Būvkon strukcij 45.5 mounting or dismounting the machine (with driver) rental 45500000 45.50 Būvkon strukcij mounting or dismounting the machine (with driver) rental This class does not include: building the Assembly or dismantling of equipment (without driver) rental of public procurement law, service contract annex 2 nomenclature (A) the number of the Service Category code CPV code CPC 1.
Maintenance and repair services 6122, 633, 886 6112, From 50100000 to 50982000 (50310000 to 50324200 and apart from 50116510-9, 50190000-3, 50229000-6, 50243000-0) 2.
Land transport services, except for rail transport services covered by category 18, including the armored truck and kurjerservis services, except transport of mail services 712 (except 71235), 7512, 87304

From 60112000-6 to 60129300-1 (except 60121000 to 60121600, from 60122200-1, 60122230-0) and from 64120000-3 to 64121200-2 3.
Passenger and cargo air transport services, except transport of mail services 73 (except 7321) From 62100000-3 to 62300000-5 (except 62121000-6, 62221000-7) 4.
Mail transport services by land and air, except for rail transport services covered by category 18, 60122200-1, 7321 71235 60122230 62121000-6-0, 5-7, 62221000.
Electronic communications services From 64200000-8 to 64228200 752-2, 72318000-7 and from 72530000-9 to 72532000-3 6.
Financial services: insurance, banking and investment services other than financial services, monetary policy, exchange rate policy, public debt management and reserves management and the financial management policies related to securities or other financial instruments to the issue, purchase, sale or transfer, 812, 814 ex 81 From 66100000-1 to 66430000-3 and from 67110000-1 to 67262000-1 others, including cash or raise capital as well as Latvian banking services. Also excluded: contracts relating to land, existing buildings or other immovable property or lease purchase or other acquisition of the right to such real estate to any financial means; However, this law applies to financial service contracts related to real estate purchase or lease or other acquisition of the rights to real estate and concluded before or after a purchase or lease agreement or at the conclusion of the 7.
With computer hardware related services From 50300000-8 to 50324200 84-4, from 72100000-6 to 72591000-4 (except 72318000-7 and from 72530000-9 to 72532000-3) 8.
Research and development services and related services: only those research and development services, which pays in full and that the same requirements used only 85 Of the principal 73000000-2 to 73300000-5 (except 73200000-4 to 73220000-, 73210000-7, 0) 9.
Accounting, audit and accounting services From 74121000-3 to 74121250 862-0 10.
Market and public opinion research services From 74130000-9 to 74133000 864-0 and 74423100-1, 74423110-4 11.
Management consulting services and related services, with the exception of arbitration services and services provided to 865, 866 conciliation From 73200000-4 to 73220000-0, from 74140000-2 to 74150000-5 (except 74142200-8), and 74420000-9, 74421000-6, 74423000-0, 74423200-2, 74423210-5, 74871000-5, 93620000-0 12.
Architectural Services; engineering services and integrated engineering services; urban planning and environmental planning services; related scientific and advisory services; technical tests and Analysis Services From 74200000-1 to 74276400 867-8 from 74310000-5 to 74323100,-0, and 74874000-6 13.
Advertising services From 74400000 871-3 to 74422000-3 (except 74420000-9 and 74421000-6) 14.
Building maintenance services and property management services From 70300000 82201 to 82206 874,-4 to 70340000-6, and from 74710000-9 to 74760000-4 15.
Printing and publishing services for remuneration or on a contract basis From 78000000-7 to 88442 78400000-1 16.
Waste water and refuse services; sanitation and similar services From 90100000-8 to 90320000 94-6 and 50190000-3, 50229000-6, 50243000-0 (B) part 17.
Hotel and restaurant services From 55000000-0 to 55524000 64-9, and from 93400000-2 to 93411000-2 18.
Railway transport services 711 60111000-9 from 60121000-2 to 60121600 and-8 19.
Maritime services From 61000000-5 to 61530000 72-9 and from 63370000-3 to 63372000-7 20.
Support and services 74 62400000 palīgtransport-6, 62440000-8, 62441000-5, 62450000-1, from 63000000-9 to 63600000-5 (except 63370000-3, 63371000-0, 63372000-7) and 74322000-2, 93610000-7 21.
Legal services 861 From 74110000-3 to 74114000-1 22.
Staff search and provisioning services, except employment contracts From 74500000-4 to 74540000 872-6 (except 74511000-4), and from 95000000-2 to 95140000-5 23.
Investigation and security services, except for collection services (except 87304) 873 From 74600000-5 to 74620000-1 24.
Education and training services From 80100000-5 to 80430000 92-7 25.
Health and social care services 93 74511000-4 and from 85000000-9 to 85323000-9 (except 85321000-5 and 85322000-2) 26.
Recreational, cultural and sporting services 96 From 74875000-3 to 74875200-5 and from 92000000-1 to 92622000-7 (except 92230000-2) 27.
Other services, except contracts for program material, optimization, development or modification, if it is intended for broadcasting by broadcasters and contracts for broadcasting time