On November 23, 2006, European Agency for Reconstruction, with cooperation of Public Procurement Office of Republic Serbia, within the programme "Support for the Judical Education Centre", organized workshop:

"Public Procurement regulation in EU"

Judges from Serbia taking part were informed about regulations and so-called "good practice" of the EU in the area of  public procurement.

Agenda

(115KB)

On June 16, 2006, the Public Procurement Office of Republic Serbia and OSCE Mission in Serbia and Montenegro organized conference - presentation of the document:

”Baseline of Strategy for Upgrading the Public Procurement System in Serbia”

Agenda	(54KB)
Opening remarks - Ruth van Rhijn, Rule of Law/Human Rights Department, OSCE Mission in Serbia and Montenegro	(42KB)
Executive summary - Baseline of Strategy for Upgrading the Public Procurement System in Serbia	(125KB)

On May 16, 2006, the Public Procurement Office and the OSCE Mission to Serbia and Montenegro organized press conference in Media center announcing the beginning of the preparation of the document:

"Strategy for Upgrading of the Public Procurement System in Serbia"

Agenda	(51KB)
Welcome address, Douglas Wake, Deputy Head of the OSCE Mission to Serbia and Montenegro	(165KB)
Upgrading Efficiency of Public Procurement System in Serbia – Dr Predrag Jovanovic, Director of the Public Procurement Office of the Republic of Serbia	(57KB)
The role of Judiciary System in Strengthening of Discipline in Public Procurement, Danilo Nikolic, Ph.D, president of District court of Nis

World Bank and Public Procurement Office of the Republic Serbia participated at the conference on capacity building as a factor of the public procurement system development organized in Belgrade, January 30, 2006

Agenda	(28KB)
World Bank Procurement and Financial Management Policy and Best Practices in Fighting Corruption Mr. Plamen Kirov, Procurement Specialist, World Bank Mr. Olav Rex Christensen, Senior Financial Management Specialist, World Bank	(45KB)
Institutions in the public procurement system in Serbia: present status Dr Predrag Jovanović, Director, Public Procurement Office	(41KB)
Indicators for measuring the capacities of the Public Procurement Office and of the Commission for Protection of Rights Mr. Milanko Jević, Human Resource Expert, Public Procurement Office	(37KB)

EFFECTS OF THE PUBLIC PROCUREMENT LAW
2002 -2005

Belgrade, 20 April 2005
Media centre

1. Agenda
2. Welcome address, H.E. Mauricio Massari, head of the OSCE Mission in Serbia and Montenegro
3. Evaluation of the Public Procurement System in Serbia, Srecko Mihailovic, CESID
4. Decade for two and a half year, Predrag Jovanovic PhD. director of Public Procurement Ofice

REGIONAL CONFERENCE
IMPLEMENTATION OF THE PUBLIC PROCUREMENT LAW: EXPERIENCES AND PROSPECTS

Belgrade, 15-16 November 2004 godine

1. Agenda
2. List of the Participants
3. Conclusions
4. Transcript 
5. Presentations of the Participants:
   Serbia, Croatia, B&H, Macedonia i Albania
6. Photo   >>>

The Public Procurement Office (PPO) is set up as an independent governmental agency with the mission to help the establishment of sound procurement procedures and practices ensuring that public funds are spent in an efficient and transparent way, thus complementing government's overall drive in containing corruption.
The aim of the PPO is to promote knowledge and understanding of Public Procurement Law by:

• Preparation of guidelines, manuals, procurement procedure forms and checklists;
• Preparing standard bidding documents and standard contracts for typical types of public procurement;
• Giving clarifications on troublesome provisions of the PPL;
  training of public officials and capacity building;
• Organising workshops, seminars and conferences with discussions on public procurement matters;
• Providing consulting and advice service to both contracting authorities and bidders;
• Providing consulting and advice service to both contracting authorities and bidders;