Abstract
The research purpose of this paper is to present the genesis and evolution of public procurement in Polish law, i.e. the 3 variants in which public tasks were (and are) carried out in Poland. Currently, each of these 3 variants is defined by a separate law. Together, these laws form the public procurement system. However, in order to better understand the legal institutions currently operating within this system (public procurement law, public-private partnership law and the law on concessions for works or services), it is worth tracing their pedigree and analyzing the development cycle of these legal institutions in Polish law. Especially in the context of the socio-economic changes taking place in Poland over the past 100 years. This experience will allow a better understanding of some currently existing legal constructions within the legal institutions presented in the study. The dominant research method used in the article is the historical-legal method.
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