Abstract

According to the results of studies of scientists researches publications over the past 30 years and empirical studies on the public procurement organization, it is distributed on electronic platforms. Attention is focused on the dynamic aspects of the of an such organization development. A review of studies on aspects of the effects of electronic public procurement on their impact on country budget expenditures is made.The interdisciplinary nature of publications on public procurement studied in the field of technology, management and social interaction is highlighted. Although electronic public procurement should be fairly widespread in the world, a form such as electronic auctions is not often used.The experience of Ukraine shows that electronic auctions have the potential to improve public procurement. It focuses on the development of partially automatic applications of electronic auctions, which can reduce the administrative costs of buyers and sellers, as well as the transaction costs of budgets in general. Reducing such costs is a significant addition to the savings in lowering prices during the electronic auction and is a significant factor in the effectiveness of modern electronic public procurement.The author's systematization of the components of the effectiveness of the electronic public procurement system is proposed, despite the fact that its calculation should be systematically automated. An algorithm is proposed for stimulating a responsible executor — budgetary institutions — as a result of effective budget procurement.The grounds have been formed for identifying elements of further modernization of public procurement using electronic auctions on an electronic platform as an effective tool in the field of preventing money laundering, proposals for a national financial audit of the relevant public procurement benchmarks on an electronic platform.

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