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Modes of public tender
Kohoutová, Adéla ; Horáček, Tomáš (advisor) ; Horáček, Vít (referee)
Title: Modes of Public Tender Author: Ing. Adéla Kohoutová Department: Department of Business Law Supervisor: JUDr. Tomáš Horáček, Ph.D. In my diploma thesis I focus on the topic of public procurement, especially the modes of procurement. This issue is very topical mainly due to the existence of the new Law on Public Procurement which is currently in the middle of the legislative process. In the very first I deal shortly with the history of regulation of public procurement. Further I think of the status of procurement law in the legal system and I also introduce the basic principles of public procurement including its application on small-scale public tenders. In chapter three I try to give brief overview of all modes which can be used in public procurement according to the current legislation. For each of them I concentrate on its specific characteristics and highlight the peculiarities that distinguish it from others. It is not my intention to submit precise instruction for the procedure under the Law on Public Procurement or exhaustively comment on the statutory provisions. The most important chapter of the whole thesis is chapter four where I describe various innovations that will be brought by the new Law on Public Procurement which should apply soon. I focus on the most important changes and...
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Modes of public tender
Kohoutová, Adéla ; Horáček, Tomáš (advisor) ; Horáček, Vít (referee)
Title: Modes of Public Tender Author: Ing. Adéla Kohoutová Department: Department of Business Law Supervisor: JUDr. Tomáš Horáček, Ph.D. In my diploma thesis I focus on the topic of public procurement, especially the modes of procurement. This issue is very topical mainly due to the existence of the new Law on Public Procurement which is currently in the middle of the legislative process. In the very first I deal shortly with the history of regulation of public procurement. Further I think of the status of procurement law in the legal system and I also introduce the basic principles of public procurement including its application on small-scale public tenders. In chapter three I try to give brief overview of all modes which can be used in public procurement according to the current legislation. For each of them I concentrate on its specific characteristics and highlight the peculiarities that distinguish it from others. It is not my intention to submit precise instruction for the procedure under the Law on Public Procurement or exhaustively comment on the statutory provisions. The most important chapter of the whole thesis is chapter four where I describe various innovations that will be brought by the new Law on Public Procurement which should apply soon. I focus on the most important changes and...
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Application of Combinatorial Auctions on Public Procurement
Kohoutová, Adéla ; Fiala, Petr (advisor) ; Borovička, Adam (referee)
The public procurement draws a lot of attention in terms of treatment with public resources. Unfortunately this attention has mostly negative character. The aim of this Diploma Thesis is to bring an untraditional overview on the processing of public procurement and introduce one of the modern ways of using auction mechanisms. Combinatorial auctions can, as it already happened in other areas, open new possibilities for contracting authorities and bidders who participate in procurement conducted in accordance with Czech legislation. Also this Diploma Thesis can be the inspiration for thought if the current rules for public procurement are in accordance with the best interests of contracting authorities and bidders. In order to present the application of combinatorial auctions on public procurement the mathematical model based on partially real data was compiled in software Lingo. The results of such model were used as the source for the effectiveness analysis of discussed topic.
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Models of Data Envelopment Analysis and their application on District Courts in the Czech Republic
Kohoutová, Adéla ; Dlouhý, Martin (advisor) ; Šindelářová, Irena (referee)
Our focus in this paper is to evaluate the efficiency of the District Courts in the Czech Republic. As the method how to find out we used Data Envelopment Analysis. There are two DEA models used for the measure of efficiency. One of them is the CCR model what means with constant returns to scale the other is the BCC model what is one with variable returns to scale. According to them DEA indicated three respectively four efficient Decision Making Units (DMU). For inefficient DMU were determined the ways how to modify inputs and output these units and make them efficient. We worked with five inputs and one output. The data for analysis come from branch offices of every District Court and from the website of the Czech Judiciary.
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