Analysis and recommendations on questions of administrative law on government procurement of Nicaragua
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https://doi.org/10.5377/derecho.v0i17.1579Keywords:
Public administration, public procurement, contracting guarantees, public tendering, procurement procedures, administrative resourcesAbstract
Law 737 on Public Procurement was enacted a little over three years ago. Thus, it would only be appropriate to conduct a theoretical evaluation of its content from an academic perspective, with particular emphasis on some common problems faced by the main publicand private entities subject to the law‟s implementing regulations. Therefore, a detailed analysis is provided of the rules that make up the body of the law, including definitions, principles, object, excluded matters, contractual parties, their rights, governing and implementing bodies, especially as regards public tendering, contracting guarantees and administrative resources to control public procurement.
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