Mexico: Legal reform to government procurement policies, oversight of public expenditure, and public tenders for the sale of national goods
Mexico -
On April 28 th 2023, the Mexican Senate approved a legislative reform granting the Ministry of Public Function (SFP) powers and authority to concentrate the planning, conduction and surveilling of the procurement of goods, services and public works of all of the federal government entities and agencies, except for Pemex, CFE, the Army and the Navy.
Likewise, it was approved an amendment to the National Assets General Law in order to add new rules applicable to public tenders for the sale of federal real estate.
The main amendments to the Organic Law of the Federal Public Administration and the General Law of National Assets are described here.