Public Procurement in Armenia: The Power of Law and the Human Factor
Public procurement should ensure the best quality at the lowest price. However, sometimes the opposite occurs: low quality at a high price.
Public procurement should ensure the best quality at the lowest price. However, sometimes the opposite occurs: low quality at a high price. For years, officials, journalists, and civil society in Armenia have been raising concerns about issues in the public procurement sector. One of the most widely discussed topics is the conflict of interest.
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