REGULATORY AND LEGAL REGULATION OF STATE ORDERS IN THE PROCUREMENT OF GOODS, WORKS, SERVICES TO MEET FEDERAL NEEDS: KEY PROBLEMS AND CONTRADICTIONS
The article reveals the main problems and contradictions of the legal regulation of state orders in the procurement of goods, works, and services to meet federal needs. It is shown that the most optimal and effective option seems to be restructuring and differentiation of legal norms, optimizing a large array of by-laws and developing direct action norms, expanding the capabilities of the centralized procurement institution and revising the current state order model towards improving the quality of goods (works, services).