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Public procurement represents 16.3% of gross domestic product therefore can be counted as a very important part of the economy. The volume of public procurement is constantly growing in both regional and EU single market levels. So the public and the private sector are interested in effective public procurement system as well as its opportunities to improve and adapt to social and economic conditions, technical and scientific progress in EU member countries. Every contracting authority must choose the appropriate procedure to ensure that the purchase would be carried out properly and in accordance with the principles of public procurement. This Master Thesis focuses on regulations of international public procurement procedures, their separation and clustering criteria, the particular purchase procedures as well as problems related to the application of these procedures in practice. As the public procurement directives are considered to be EU law secondary source, the thesis is not limited only by regulation of directives and analysis of practice of European Court of Justice but takes into account the national legislation of Lithuania in this field. According to logical, systematic, comparative, teleological, historical and linguistic methods, this paper comprehensively analyzes existing public procurement procedures, identifies the features and selection criteria of each procedure, reveals related problems and proposes effective solutions to the named problems.

Public procurement represents 16.3% of gross domestic product therefore can be counted as a very important part of the economy. The volume of public procurement is constantly growing in both regional and EU single market levels. So the public and the private sector are interested in effective public procurement system as well as its opportunities to improve and adapt to social and economic conditions, technical and scientific progress in EU member countries. Every contracting authority must choose the appropriate procedure to ensure that the purchase would be carried out properly and in accordance with the principles of public procurement. This Master Thesis focuses on regulations of international public procurement procedures, their separation and clustering criteria, the particular purchase procedures as well as problems related to the application of these procedures in practice. As the public procurement directives are considered to be EU law secondary source, the thesis is not limited only by regulation of directives and analysis of practice of European Court of Justice but takes into account the national legislation of Lithuania in this field. According to logical, systematic, comparative, teleological, historical and linguistic methods, this paper comprehensively analyzes existing public procurement procedures, identifies the features and selection criteria of each procedure, reveals related problems and proposes effective solutions to the named problems.

Public procurement represents 16.3% of gross domestic product therefore can be counted as a very important part of the economy. The volume of public procurement is constantly growing in both regional and EU single market levels. So the public and the private sector are interested in effective public procurement system as well as its opportunities to improve and adapt to social and economic conditions, technical and scientific progress in EU member countries. Every contracting authority must choose the appropriate procedure to ensure that the purchase would be carried out properly and in accordance with the principles of public procurement. This Master Thesis focuses on regulations of international public procurement procedures, their separation and clustering criteria, the particular purchase procedures as well as problems related to the application of these procedures in practice. As the public procurement directives are considered to be EU law secondary source, the thesis is not limited only by regulation of directives and analysis of practice of European Court of Justice but takes into account the national legislation of Lithuania in this field. According to logical, systematic, comparative, teleological, historical and linguistic methods, this paper comprehensively analyzes existing public procurement procedures, identifies the features and selection criteria of each procedure, reveals related problems and proposes effective solutions to the named problems.

Public procurement represents 16.3% of gross domestic product therefore can be counted as a very important part of the economy. The volume of public procurement is constantly growing in both regional and EU single market levels. So the public and the private sector are interested in effective public procurement system as well as its opportunities to improve and adapt to social and economic conditions, technical and scientific progress in EU member countries. Every contracting authority must choose the appropriate procedure to ensure that the purchase would be carried out properly and in accordance with the principles of public procurement. This Master Thesis focuses on regulations of international public procurement procedures, their separation and clustering criteria, the particular purchase procedures as well as problems related to the application of these procedures in practice. As the public procurement directives are considered to be EU law secondary source, the thesis is not limited only by regulation of directives and analysis of practice of European Court of Justice but takes into account the national legislation of Lithuania in this field. According to logical, systematic, comparative, teleological, historical and linguistic methods, this paper comprehensively analyzes existing public procurement procedures, identifies the features and selection criteria of each procedure, reveals related problems and proposes effective solutions to the named problems.