Law Enforcement to the Abuse of Power in the Procurement of Government Goods and Services

Abstract

Procurement contracts involving the government as a party in it (state as a buyer) have consequences on the legal character of the contract. It does not always talk about private law, but with government involvement. The type of research is normative-juridical, it intended to examine legal concepts related to the procurement of government goods and services. It uses statute, conceptual and case approaches. In this research, legal material is divided into 2 (two) parts, namely primary and secondary legal materials. The outcomes of the research indicate that the procurement of government goods and services can be divided into several types, namely: (a) procurement of goods, (b) procurement of construction/ non-construction services and (c) procurement of consulting services. It is not only regulated in a single regulation. It because the procurement of goods and services is a long process, starting from the process of procuring goods by arrangement, the process of budget management, the process of procuring goods with planned budget, and accountability of the results of procurement of goods and services administratively and technically.

Keywords: Goods and Services, Government Procurement; Local Government