Abstract

National development rests on the procurement of goods and services by providing maximum service to the community. The implementation of goods and services procurement activities has the objective of driving an economy based on the mission to grow decent and good jobs, as well as being able to increase foreign power in terms of vendors by increasing a growth chart in the economic sector. The implementation of the procurement of goods and services requires the role of civil law and business law aspects in supporting each of its activities, based on the existence of an agreement or contract in writing or not in writing, by fulfilling the conditions for the validity of the agreement contained in the Civil Code and Business Law. The formulation of the problem in this study focuses on aspects of civil law and business law based on their involvement in the E-Tendering process, so the purpose of this study is to determine aspects of civil law and business law based on their involvement in the E-Tendering process. This research uses normative juridical research methods. After conducting research, it was found that aspects of involvement in civil law contained agreements or contracts, while business law contained business principles and business competition law in bidding tenders for the procurement of goods and services.
 Keywords: Procurement of Goods and Services; E-Tendering; Civil Law and Business Law

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