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On average, over the past years, both public procurement of goods and services and public investment contracts have each accounted for approximately 5 percent of the Gross Domestic Product (GDP).2 In terms of euros, all acquisitions by public entities and public investment projects amount to approximately €20 billion annually.  \nLEGAL FRAMEWORK: GENERAL ASPECTS  \nGovernment procurement in Peru is regulated by Article 76 of the Constitution which establishes that:  \n“Works and the acquisition of supplies using public funds are compulsorily executed by contract and public tender, as well as the acquisition or disposal of goods. The contracting of services and projects whose importance and whose amount is indicated in the Budget Law is done by public competition. The law establishes the procedure, the exceptions, and the respective responsibilities”.  \nOn this basis, the public procurement system in Peru is regulated by Law No. 30225 dated July 8, 2014, and its regulation approved by Supreme Decree No. 344-2018-EF dated December 31, 2018.3  \nRegarding government procurement policy, the functional authority lies with the Ministry of Economy and Finance (MEF), while the oversight of these regulations is the responsibility of the Supervisory Body for State Procurement (OSCE) .  \n1 The information contained in this Infocard is of a general nature only. For more detailed information, trade promotion events and actions, as well as possible commercial contacts, please contact the Trade Offices of the Member States and the bilateral Chambers in Lima .  \n2 Data from the Ministry of Economy and Finance (MEF) .  \n3 The Single Harmonised Text of the Law and the Regulations can be found at: diariooficial.elperuano. pe/pdf/0022/tuo-ley-30225 . pdf  \n1  \nThere is also the Central Public Procurement Agency, called PERU COMPRAS, which is responsible for reverse auctions, framework agreements and mandatory corporate purchases .  \nSince its enactment, there have been different modifications to the regulations of Law 30225 with the aim of facilitating the execution of public spending, promoting the completion of works and simplifying decision-making.4  \nThe procurement regime applies universally to all procurement of goods and services and the execution of works to be carried out by public entities and organisations that assume payment with public funds. Among others, ministries, the legislature and judiciary, regional and local governments, public universities, and state enterprises must apply the legislation in force for all their procurement.  \nHowever, not all government procurement is subject to the government procurement regime. For example, concessions, works for taxes, and contracts made by the Peruvian State with another State, have their own regulation. Government-to-Government Agreements (G2Gs) are primarily used for large-scale investments where the Peruvian State contracts the supply of goods and services, including construction, through a direct agreement with another government. The latter government can implement the agreement through its own agencies, state-owned enterprises and/or foreign private companies . Projects carried out under this framework fall outside the scope of the Public Procurement Law, and the contracted government may apply its own procedures .  \nThrough the Works for Taxes mechanism, private companies advance the payment of their income tax to finance and execute directly, quickly, and efficiently, following their own procedures, public i","cbCaiajaB7P0MMrA","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiajaB7P0MMrA","pdf",642342,13,"English","# Government Procurement in Peru\n## Legal Framework: General Aspects\n## Coverage and Exclusions\n## Principles Governing Procurement","[{\"question\":\"Which institutions regulate and oversee government procurement in Peru?\",\"answer\":\"The functional authority lies with the Ministry of Economy and Finance (MEF), while the oversight responsibility is held by the Supervisory Body for State Procurement (OSCE).\"},{\"question\":\"What legal instruments form the basis of Peru’s government procurement regime?\",\"answer\":\"The regime is anchored in Article 76 of the Constitution and is governed by Law No. 30225 (dated July 8, 2014) and its regulation approved by Supreme Decree No. 344-2018-EF (dated December 31, 2018).\"},{\"question\":\"Are all Peruvian government purchases subject to the public procurement regime?\",\"answer\":\"No. Concessions, works for taxes, certain government-to-government agreements, and some procurement handled under separate regimes or excluded amounts are governed outside the general framework, though some remain under OSCE supervision.\"}]","Government Procurement Regime in Peru - Overview for Foreign Companies | PDF",33]