New contract right in Brandenburg: Mittelstand benefits from relief!

New contract right in Brandenburg: Mittelstand benefits from relief!

Brandenburg introduced a comprehensive reform to award public orders that aims to simplify and de -bureaucratization. Finance Minister Robert Crumbach (BSW) announced the new regulations that aim to significantly facilitate the procurement processes and to strengthen the medium -sized economy and craft businesses in the region. This is done as part of a larger project of the new government coalition, which is focused on bureaucracy reduction.

The changes affect the value limits for the free -handed allocation of construction work. The previous value limit of 100,000 euros will be increased to one million euros. In the case of direct orders for delivery and services, the limit of 1,000 euros is also increased to 100,000 euros. These measures liked the Brandenburg Chamber of Crafts, which expressly welcomed the relief.

new scope for municipalities

The new regulations eliminates the obligation to public tender and to obtain several offers. This enables the municipalities to conduct direct negotiations with companies. This should not only be awarded faster, but also more easily. This encourages municipalities to courageously use the new scope in order to be able to implement the necessary construction and service projects promptly.

Finance Minister Crumbach emphasizes that the amended administrative regulations on Section 55 of the State Budget Regulations should be a significant contribution to strengthening the medium -sized economy. The changes not only aim at faster and simpler assignment, but also to promote fair competition and transparency in this area.

competition and legal framework

The public procurement law regulations are responsible for the fact that the public sector uses their budgets efficiently and economically in order to cover its need for procurement. Equal treatment and non -discrimination play a central role. The reform in Brandenburg creates the possibility of diversifying the award procedure through negotiations and limited tenders, as long as the order value does not exceed the current EU threshold of 221,000 euros, as on [bmwk.de] (https://www.bmwk.de/redaction/de/artikel/wirtschaft-ueberlicht-und--und is.

The new values ​​are in line with the EU guidelines, but must always be seen in the context of national public procurement law regulations. The award regulation (VGV) and other relevant regulations concretize the framework conditions for the awarding of public orders. In addition to promoting sustainable and transparent procurement practice, they contribute.