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The public sector procurement activity reaches figures exceeding 10% of the national GDP and creates a market in which private companies compete to be awarded the goods, works, or services demanded by the public sector.
Ensuring competition in public procurement processes, in addition to being a legal imperative, encourages companies to offer higher quality goods and services at lower prices, which improves the efficiency of public spending.
Promoting competition in public procurement is a priority for the CNMC.
Applicable regulations
Tasks of the CNMC
Guides on public procurement and competition
Update of the Guide by phases: planning, preparation and design, awarding, execution, and evaluation.
Analysis documents on public procurement
reports on regulatory proposals, procurement specifications, and other analyses
Public employee training program
The courses analyze the most relevant concepts of competition policy and its importance in public procurement processes