The conflict of interests in public procurement procedures in Romania is a particularly important subject, having a significant impact on the transparency and integrity of the procurement process. Romania has a legislative framework that regulates conflicts of interest in public procurement, the main normative act being Law no. 98/2016 on public procurement. According to Art. 59 of Law no. 98/2016, the conflict of interest is defined as “any situation in which members of the staff of the contracting authority or of
a procurement service provider acting on behalf of the contracting authority, who are involved in carrying out the award procedure or who can influence its outcome have, directly or indirectly, a financial, economic or other personal interest, which could be
perceived as an element that compromises their impartiality or independence in the context of the award procedure.”
This article represents an analysis of the current Romanian regulation of the conflict of interest in public procurement procedures and of the measures imposed to prevent, identify and remedy a conflict-of-interest situation.
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