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The subject of this thesis (in line with its title) is the issue of the cross-border public procurement. In examining this issue in terms of the Czech Republic as an EU member state, it is clear that if a relevant cross-border (international, foreign) element appears in the domestic procurement proceedings, it will usually be a "European" element (EU international element). The Czech legal order takes such situations into account, as it is decisively determined by EU law. This thesis is divided into four parts. The first and shortest of them (Concept of Public Procurement) is rather a terminological remark in which attention is paid to the economic and legal definitions of public procurement. The second part (Public Procurement Law) is engaged in relevant legislation on public procurement at international, European and national law levels. The third part (Fundamental Principles of Public Procurement) deals with the fundamental principles upon which rests the EU (and hence also the domestic) legislation on public procurement. The fourth part (Selected Issues Associated with Foreign Supplier's Participation in Czech Procurement Proceedings) is focused specifically on the legal position of foreign suppliers in Czech procurement proceedings (under Act no. 137/2006 Coll. on Public Procurement). |
