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Argentina Decree 1023/2001 Regimen de Contrataciones de la Administracion Nacional and COMPR.AR Electronic Procurement Platform

The Argentine Decree of Necessity and Urgency No. 1023/2001 (Decreto de Necesidad y Urgencia 1023/2001) issued 13 August 2001 and effective 16 August 2001…

What Argentina Decree 1023/2001 Regimen de Contrataciones de la Administracion Nacional and COMPR.AR Electronic Procurement Platform requires

The Argentine Decree of Necessity and Urgency No. 1023/2001 (Decreto de Necesidad y Urgencia 1023/2001) issued 13 August 2001 and effective 16 August 2001 ratifies and establishes the Regimen de Contrataciones de la Administracion Nacional (National Administration Contracting Regime), the principal Argentine federal-level regulatory framework governing procurement of goods, services, and works by the Argentine National Administration including the Centralized National Administration (Administracion Centralizada Nacional, ministries and dependencies) and the Decentralized National Administration (Administracion Descentralizada Nacional including autonomous agencies, deconcentrated administrative entities, and state companies). Decree 1023/2001 was complemented and supplemented by the implementing regulation Decree 1030/2016 (Reglamento del Regimen de Contrataciones de la Administracion Nacional) which prescribes detailed procedural requirements and modernised the procurement framework with electronic procurement as the default. The Oficina Nacional de Contrataciones (ONC / argentina.gob.ar/jefatura/innovacion-publica/onc) within the Chief of Cabinet Office (Jefatura de Gabinete de Ministros) is the central procurement policy authority. The COMPR.AR platform (comprar.gob.ar) is the mandatory federal electronic procurement platform for the procurement of goods and services, and CONTRAT.AR (contratar.gob.ar) is the platform for public works procurement. Procurement methods established by Decree 1023/2001 art. 25 comprise (a) Licitacion Publica or Concurso Publico (Public Tender, the default open public procedure), (b) Licitacion Privada or Concurso Privado (Private Tender, limited bidding with prequalification), (c) Contratacion Directa (Direct Contracting, sole-source under prescribed exceptions in art. 25 paragraph d, including low-value below thresholds, urgency, sole supplier for technical reasons, prior failed procurement, and prescribed-class exemptions), and (d) Subasta Publica (Public Auction). Provincial procurement is governed by parallel provincial regimes including the Buenos Aires Province Decree-Law 7764/71 and equivalent provincial statutes. Argentina is NOT a party to the WTO Government Procurement Agreement (GPA) but is an observer.

Pillar: Public Sector & Government Procurement · Authority: President of the Argentine Nation (executive authority issuing Decree 1023/2001 as Decree of Necessity and Urgency); Argentine National Congress (legislative ratification of the DNU); Jefatura de Gabinete de Ministros (Chief of Cabinet Office); Oficina Nacional de Contrataciones (ONC); COMPR.AR (comprar.gob.ar) for goods and services; CONTRAT.AR (contratar.gob.ar) for public works; Sindicatura General de la Nacion (SIGEN) for internal control; Auditoria General de la Nacion (AGN) for external audit · Version: 1.0.0 · Last updated:

Primary source: https://servicios.infoleg.gob.ar/infolegInternet/anexos/65000-69999/68396/texact.htm

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Primary Citations — 10 traced to source

  • Argentine Decree 1023/2001 (Decreto de Necesidad y Urgencia 1023/2001) establishing the Regimen de Contrataciones de la Administracion Nacional - principal federal procurement framework
  • Decree 1030/2016 (Reglamento del Regimen de Contrataciones de la Administracion Nacional) - implementing regulation

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