Procurement has been defined as “the proceedings which involve the award of a goods, services or works contract to the tenderer selected in accordance with the procedures and conditions laid down in this Law, and which is completed by signing of the contract following the approval of the contracting officer” in the Public Procurement Law numbered 4734.

The procurement law not only regulates the proceedings ending with the contract, but it also regulates a process that extends to the completion of the acceptance / final acceptance procedures after the contract stage or even later.

Though, there are two procurement laws namely Public Procurement Law numbered 4732 and State Procurement Law numbered 2886, exceptional procurements without being subject to these Laws but subject to their own regulations/procedures and principles within the scope of exemption also exist.

The procurement law is a comprehensive law branch.

Ankara Law House follows;

The Process of Public Procurement Authority,

The process of administrative judiciary (Administrative Courts, Court of Appeals, Council of State),

Judicial Process (Courts, Court of Appeals, Court of Cassation),

The Process of Administrative Judiciary Regarding Prohibition Transactions,

The Process of Criminal Judiciary Regarding Public Prosecution.