Public procurement Law no: 4734 in local governments and in-place management

In our daily life, buying, selling, construction, service, rent, exchange, ownership of property and transportation are of great importance. In order to do these things, local governments like other public institutions and organizations have been subjected the provisions of the Public Procurement Law No. 2886, the Public Procurement Law No. 4734 and the regulations issued according to these laws. The Public Procurement Law No. 2886, which regulates the procurement system in Turkey, has been implemented since 01.01.1984 and does not cover all public institutions. This law has been inadequate in some respects in terms of global and technical developments in the present day and has not responded to the changing and developing needs and has been inadequate in terms of the problems that have arisen in practice. In addition, the efforts to integrate with the EU and the need for an independent institution to conduct the supervision by directing public procurement practices needed that has been a new tender law due toIn this direction, Law No. 4734 on Public Procurement was prepared and entered into force on 01.01.2003. The aim of this new procurement law meet the needs with timely, quality and most appropriate prices issued. The competition would provide better quality purchasing at a more affordable price, and transparency would prevent abuses such as bribery and fraud etc.