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How is public procurement regulated in Switzerland?

The Swiss Confederation and the 26 cantons each have the power to enact their own public procurement legislation for public procurements by entities on a national and cantonal/municipal level within the framework provided by international and national law. Thus, public procurement in Switzerland is regulated on three levels:

What is iclg - public procurement laws and regulations - Switzerland?

ICLG - Public Procurement Laws and Regulations - Switzerland Chapter covers common issues including application of the law to entities and contracts, award procedures, exclusions and exemptions, remedies, privatisations and PPPs. 1. Relevant Legislation 2. Application of the Law to Entities and Contracts 3. Award Procedures 4.

Can a public procurement contract be cancelled or terminated in Switzerland?

It is disputed in Switzerland whether a contract which has been concluded in violation of public procurement law (i) is void or must be cancelled or terminated or (ii) whether the review body may only declare its invalidity and award damages (Art. 58 III FAPP/IAPP; Art. 9 III FAIM).

What are the different types of procurement procedures in Switzerland?

Swiss public procurement law knows four different procurement types of procedures: Open procedure („offenes Verfahren”): All interested providers/suppliers may submit an offer after the planned procurement has been published (Art. 18 FAPP/IAPP).

How many cantons have acceded to the Intercantonal agreement on public procurement?

So far, 21 Cantons have acceded to the revised Intercantonal Agreement on Public Procurement of 15 November 2019 (IAPP), the provisions of which are largely harmonised with those of the FAPP. The Cantons Ticino, Geneva, Obwalden and Appenzell Ausserrhoden have not yet joined the agreement.

Where can I find e-procurement notices in Switzerland?

Most of the public procurement notices and many of the contract award notices at federal, cantonal and municipal level are published online on Apart from that, e-procurement is still not very well developed in Switzerland.