Public Procurement and Contracts

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WHAT IS THE DIRECT PROCUREMENT UNDER THE PUBLIC PROCUREMENT LAW NO 4734? 12 May 2020

Under Article 4 of Public Procurement Law No. 4734 (“Law”), the direct procurement is defined as a procedure whereby the necessities are directly procured from the applicants invited by the contracting authority through negotiating about technical terms and price in certain cases. Accordingly, it is regulated as an exceptional case in the Law that the needs are met by the administration by negotiating with the applicants without any announcement and without receiving any securities.

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Deadline for Liquidation Applications in Public Procurement Contracts Approaches 13 March 2019

Due to the economic difficulties experienced in recent years in our country and the unexpected increase in the price of manufacturing inputs as a result of the change in the exchange rates, the contractors who have difficulties to continue the public procurement contracts that they have executed were granted the right to liquidate or transfer the existing contracts.

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Usage of Work Completion Certificates of a Company by Another Company 26 September 2017

Work completion certificates are one the essential documents to be provided in order to submit in a tender according to Public Procurement Code numbered 4734 (“the Law no. 4734”). In principle, work completion certificates shall not be used in tenders by other applicants other than the company who is the owner of work completion certificates. However, such usage can be possible within certain conditions. This article is about the conditions of usage of work completion certificates by another company in a tender.

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Liability of Contractors Under Previous and Current Turkish Code of Obligations and Laws No. 4734 and 4735 27 July 2015

Due to the latest amendments of the Turkish Code of Obligations; there is an ambiguity among the employers and the subcontractors who are party to a construction contract regarding the applicable liability periods to be imposed on the subcontractors related to the works performed by the same under such contracts. For that reason, we aimed with this article to answer some of the questions in minds with respect to such liability obligations under both New Code of Obligations and the previous one which is abolished as of July 1, 2012.

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