The Ministry of Finance was unable to study the closed data of public procurement due to sanctions

Part of the information on public procurement was withdrawn from access due to sanctions against RUSSIA, which also prevented the analysis by the Ministry of Finance.The Ministry plans to return data to the closed circuit of the Unified System by April 2023

International sanctions have led to the concealment of a share of information on public procurement, some transactions are carried out without the use of the Unified Information System (EIS), which made the processes closed from control by the Ministry of Finance, Kommersant writes with reference to the ministry.

“Not all customers under FZ-223 left the EIS, but only those for whom sanctions were imposed. Additionally, there is reporting on contracts (part 19, article 4), but it does not contain detailed information, except for information on the conclusion of the contract and the achievement of quotas for the purchase of domestic products, ”the ministry said in a statement.

The Ministry of Finance plans to return information to the closed UIS system to continue monitoring from April 1 next year, the relevant changes were adopted in the framework of 104-FZ of mid-April. As the newspaper writes, while the ministry can not name the volume of fallen purchases of state-owned enterprises. The SME corporation responsible for monitoring the purchases of state-owned companies from small businesses reported the loss of information on purchases for 900 largest state-owned enterprises.

The reduction in data for monitoring led to an unexpected result, the newspaper writes: the Ministry of Finance revealed a sharp decline in purchases of state-owned enterprises in the first half of the year - from 11.5 trillion to 5.5 trillion rubles. (minus 53%).

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The Ministry of Finance presented the results of purchases by the state and state-owned companies at the end of July. Government purchases increased in value terms compared to the first half of last year from 4 trillion to 4.7 trillion rubles. (plus 17%), however, the number of contracts at the same time decreased from 1.7 million to 1.6 million. This situation can be explained by an increase in purchase prices in conditions of high inflation, as well as a trend towards consolidation of lots in the state order, suggests Kommersant.

Increased in value and non-competitive purchases from a single supplier - from 0.7 trillion to 1 trillion rubles. with a virtually unchanged number of purchases. At the same time, the Ministry of Finance noted an increase in the number of failed purchases in value (plus 19%) and quantitative (plus 2%) volumes. The agency explained such dynamics by the disruption of "individual relatively expensive purchases."

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RBC wrote about the government’s proposal to introduce the ability to withdraw part of government contracts from public access in early March with reference to a draft government plan of priority actions to ensure the development of the Russian economy in the face of external sanctions pressure. The Cabinet of Ministers also proposed to expand the terms of purchases from a single supplier and the right to revise the terms of concluded state contracts.

In mid-March, the Ministry of Finance announced the right of customers to fully write off the penalties that were accrued to a supplier who violated obligations under a state or municipal contract due to sanctions imposed against Russia. The ministry noted that a similar rule was in place in 2020 during the spread of covid-19 .