This study is devoted to the study of the legal foundations of combating corruption in the field of public procurement from the point of view of administrative and public regulation. The article analyzes an extensive system of regulatory regulation, which includes national, international, sectoral and special laws. The dualistic nature of the state contract is considered in detail, which in most cases includes public law and private law aspects. The publication proves that combating corruption requires the full use of administrative law instruments, as well as the obligations of the parties, the regulation of which is embodied in Federal Law No. 44-FZ. The scientific novelty of the study lies in a comprehensive analysis of the administrative and contractual mechanism as a means aimed at reducing potential corruption risks at all stages of procurement.
Gareeva et al. (Tue,) studied this question.