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The Procurement Monitoring Bureau is a direct administrative authority subordinate to the Ministry of Finance
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Link to the public procurement data visualisation tool (information from public procurement notices available on the website of the Procurement Monitoring Bureau)
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Open data is the basic data of the public administration, which are both legally and technologically accessible to everyone, and is easily re-usable because they are offered in a machine-readable format. The Procurement Monitoring Bureau offers the following open data: public procurement notices, procurement statistics and classifiers
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The Procurement Monitoring Bureau runs the public procurement database available on the official website www.iub.gov.lv. It is mandatory for Latvian contracting authorities and contracting entities to publish public procurement notices on our website
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The Procurement Monitoring Bureau is the responsible authority for reviewing applications of public procurement challenging (complaints) in the Republic of Latvia. Read more on how to search for the submitted complaints
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The Procurement Monitoring Bureau is the responsible authority for reviewing applications of public procurement challenging (complaints) in the Republic of Latvia. Read more on how to submit an application
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Purchases of clean road transport
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18.08.2021.
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New section on the website of the Procurement Monitoring Bureau
18.08.2021.
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New possibility on the Procurement Monitoring Bureau's website - notices on market consultation with suppliers
12.03.2021.
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On the impact of the UK withdrawal (Brexit) on public procurement
12.03.2021.
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On the classification of construction companies in public procurement
04.06.2020.
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Amendments supplement the scope of the exceptions referred to in Section 5 of the Public Procurement Law
04.06.2020.
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