Economic policy / Public Procurement
This section reports on economic policy initiatives of the Czech government, the EU, and other entities that have a direct impact on the competitiveness of the country. It also includes information on economic priorities of the AmCham and other leading associations.
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Daniel Weinhold, Partner, Weinhold Legal, Platform for Transparent Public Procurement
Which of the newly introduced measures will have the greatest positive effect on the level of transparency in public procurement? In my view, the most significant changes are those requiring publication of public contracts (including an actually paid price), preliminary announcements (1 month be...
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Google+Jan Farský, TOP09
Do you believe that transparent ownership and government transactions are a major issue or are there other issues in public procurement that should be dealt with primarily? I think that the greatest problem is the issue of efficiency of the management of public funds. Transparent ownership struc...
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Karolína Peake, vicepremiérka
In my opinion, the introduction of an obligation to publish concluded public procurement contracts, including any amendments, and the price actually paid for performance will have the greatest positive effect on the level of transparency in public procurement. The amendment also introduces a new ...
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Eduard Palíšek, CEO Siemens Česká republika, Coalition for Transparent Business
Is the amendment and the new measures it introduces a major improvement from the point of view of businesses/bidders? Yes, it significantly increases level of transparency (extended information duties of public contractors), removes financial qualification criteria that were often used in discri...
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