Public Procurement of Works through Transparent and Fair Trajectory

From conception to completion, every public construction project involves multiple transactions, for which the decision-making official is held accountable. Oversight agencies have the authority to examine each transaction, enabling them to identify any inconsistencies or anomalies. The primary reason for these issues is quite clear: there is a lack of regular training on public procurement processes, and officials often lack the necessary expertise and experience. This book provides practical advice on the challenges that may arise in the context of public construction projects. This book is particularly valuable for those planning and executing public construction projects, conducting technical audits, or teaching professional ethics.