Mandatory and Non-Required Sections: Correct Implementation in Procurement Provision in Public-Corporate Procurement Taking into Account the Analysis of Law Enforcement Practice

Abstract

The provision on procurement is a fundamental local act of the customer working within the framework of Federal Law No. 223-FZ. The analysis of law enforcement practice and the works of scientists shows the lack of a unified approach to some issues related to the content of this document. The study evaluates the boundaries of the required and optional sections of the procurement provision, and analyzes their impact on the final result of the customer's procurement activities. Some common errors identified in the analysis of the procurement provisions of individual customers are systematized and recommendations are made for their correction. The article evaluates the correlation of sections that are not required to be included in the procurement provision and the effectiveness of procurement campaigns. The work provides the risk analysis in the absence of individual provisions of the document and evaluates the importance of procurement compliance.