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The importance of small-scale public procurements in municipal budgets
Rod, Pavel ; Pavel, Jan (advisor)
This Master´s thesis is dealing with small scale public procurements. Small scale public procurements are a specific category of government contracts since they not as rigorously regulated by law as the sub-limit and over-the-limit contracts. The analysis is dealing with small scale public procurements in selected communities, specifically it studies the ratio of the value of small scale public contracts and the total value of public contracts. The analysis is extended with an example of two selected cities. In the final section, a regression analysis is conducted, which, similarly to previous chapters, studies the relation between small scale public procurements and population of selected municipalities.
Small-scale public procurements of „other“ legal persons
Klihavcová, Markéta ; Pavel, Jan (advisor) ; Vítek, Leoš (referee)
This bachelor thesis is focused on part of public sector, which is under the lowest public control. We are talking about small-scale public procurements of "other" legal persons. It is well known, that corruption in the Czech Republic is high. That is why this thesis is trying to calculate the part of public procurments, which is made of small-scale public procurements, where contracting authority do not have to follow high legislative requirements. First part of the thesis is theoretical and second practical, where the small-scale public procurements are calculated.
The concept and types of public procurement contracts
Juřica, Jakub ; Plíva, Stanislav (advisor) ; Horáček, Tomáš (referee)
The concept and types of public procurement contracts The title of the thesis is "The concept and types of public procurement contracts". The thesis is based on current legislation of public procurement law (Act No. 137/2006 Coll., on Public Contracts), which is heavily influenced by European Union legislation. The basic purpose of public procurement law is to regulate the effective distribution of public funds. The basic aim of this thesis is an analysis and evaluation of some basic legal institutes of public procurement law. The thesis is divided into four chapters: The first chapter can be considered as an introduction. This chapter is divided into three parts. The first part includes a short definition of the law on public procurement. Public procurement law is divided into two main areas (1. awarding public contracts; 2. revision of the awarding process). Finally, this part describes the position of public procurement law in the Czech legal system. Part Two deals with the legal sources of this type of law (national, international, European Union) and its development on the national level. In the third part are defined the basic principles of procurement law: principle of transparency, principle of equal treatment and non-discrimination principle. The second chapter is divided into two parts....
A comparison of ways to ensure autonomous services in public interest by municipalities with extended powers
Hradecká, Olga ; Mitwallyová, Helena (advisor) ; Matula, Miloš (referee)
The main aim of this work is to analyze approache of different methods providing public goods in the public interest by municipalities with extended powers in the Czech Republic. In addition to the characteristics of individual methods the work focuses on legislation, particularly the new regulation on public procurement under the Act no. 134/2016 Coll., On public procurement. The aim of this study is to compare internal regulations of local governments for the procurement of small scale, beyond what the law requires. It refers to the release of the required transparency in these processes and the associated increase in administrative burdens for procurers and suppliers of public procurement.
International comparison of small-sized public contracts
Rističová, Sara ; Pavel, Jan (advisor) ; Vítek, Leoš (referee)
This bachelor thesis is focused on the area of small-sized public contracts. It deals with their significance and problems surrounding them. While using international comparison, it tries to prove the benevolentness of the Czech legal frame in the relation to the public procurement methods, the assessment of public contracts and public control. Small-sized public contracts are observed from different views, such as thresholds of public contracts, general and specific rules during contracting and control system. In addition, the thesis observes new trends in the field of public procurement (central purchasing authorities and procurement to small and medium enterprises). On the basis of the mentioned criterions, there is the effort to bring a complex view of procurement in other countries (of the European Union and the United States of America) and suggest new ideas to Czech system. In the end, the selected countries are ranked by the international index of Transparency International and World Bank. On the other hand, the ranking is confronted with own-made criterions.

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