DR1 Daily News - Dominican Republic

The Chamber of Deputies approved on Wednesday, 23 July 2025 a series of reforms to the public procurement legislation, officially moving the bill into law, N Digital reports. It now heads to the Executive Branch for either promulgation or veto.

The newly approved law aims to establish a comprehensive legal framework for public contracting by defining the relevant authorities, guiding principles, procedures, and applicable regulations. Its central goal is to ensure the efficient use of public funds.

In addition to promoting transparency and efficiency, the legislation seeks to better meet the general public’s needs and uphold fundamental human rights. It also introduces cross-cutting criteria to support sustainable development and encourage the use of technology in public procurement processes.

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