IMPORTANT ASPECTS OF PUBLIC PROCUREMENT PROCESS MANAGEMENT AND CONTROL

Abstract

This article examines critical aspects of public procurement process management and control within the context of Uzbekistan. It explores the policies, regulatory frameworks, and challenges faced by public institutions in conducting efficient, transparent, and fair procurement processes. The article highlights key issues such as procurement planning, supplier selection, bidding procedures, contract management, and risk mitigation. Additionally, it addresses the reforms and initiatives implemented by the Uzbek government to enhance transparency, reduce corruption, and foster sustainable development through public procurement. By analyzing Uzbekistan's procurement framework, the article provides insights into best practices and lessons that can be applied to strengthen public procurement processes in developing countries. The study also offers recommendations for further improvement in regulatory practices, digitalization, and capacity building for procurement professionals in Uzbekistan.