Expected strategic result 2.6.2.1. Procurement procedures for defense-related goods, works, and services are competitive and involve the use of an electronic procurement system, with certain reservations; the closed procurement procedure is used as an exception, and the legally defined single-sourcing procedure (procurement from a single contractor) is regulated in detail at the level of bylaws, in particular regarding the formulation of the cost and profit margin
Measures — 3
2.6.2.1.1.
Monitoring draft laws that propose amendments to the Law of Ukraine On Defense Procurement, which stipulates that defense procurement shall be carried out according to the following principles:
1) competitiveness;
2) effective spending of funds, effectiveness;
3) openness and transparency (except for information that constitutes a secret of the state, disclosure of which may harm national security);
4) preventing corruption, abuses and discrimination, and preparation of the relevant proposals.
The main implementer: Ministry of Defenсe of Ukraine
2.6.2.1.2.
Drafting and submitting to the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine a draft act of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine defining:
1) the admissibility and inadmissibility of reimbursement of expenditures (formulation of the prime cost) for defense products in accordance with the principles and procedures of NATO member states;
2) pricing and profit margin for defense products in accordance with the principles and procedures of NATO member states.
The main implementer: Ministry of Defenсe of Ukraine
2.6.2.1.3. Developing requirements for the cost accounting and monitoring system in a breakdown of contracts with manufacturers of defense products, which will be certified by an independent auditor in accordance with the principles and procedures of NATO member states
The main implementer: Ministry of Defenсe of Ukraine
Indicators — 2
The provisions of the Law of Ukraine On Defense Procurement have not been modified and remain in effect, in particular after termination or abolishment of martial law, which stipulate that defense procurement shall be carried out on the basis of the following principles:
a) competitiveness (15 percent);
b) effective spending of funds, effectiveness (10 percent);
c) openness and transparency (except for information that constitutes a secret of the state, disclosure of which may harm national security) (15 percent);
d) prevention of corruption, abuse, and discrimination (10 percent).
Acts of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine have entered into force, which define:
a) the admissibility and inadmissibility of reimbursement of expenditures (formulation of the prime cost) for defense products in accordance with the principles and procedures of NATO member states (25 percent);
b) pricing and profit margin for defense products in accordance with the principles and procedures of NATO member states (25 percent).