Putin sent to the Internet 20% of GDP

Prime Minister Vladimir Putin suggested that natural monopolies, a major state companies and state corporations to transfer purchases to independent electronic trading system, shall develop appropriate directives Rosimushchestvo. The value of funds that can be directed to online platforms, staggering - the volume of annual purchases of these organizations is estimated at 8 trillion. rubles (20% of GDP). Fifteen of the largest state-owned companies in Russia, said Sergei Gabestro, the owner of "Fabrikant.ru, make purchases worth about $ 2 trillion. rubles per year. In this case, the consolidated budget of the federal, regional and local government purchases in 2010 could exceed $ 5 trillion. rubles, the newspaper Vedomosti. Federal agencies are using the electronic trading system for the procurement of lots in excess of 500 thousand rubles since the beginning of this year. From 2011 on this system of placing orders to move regions and municipalities of the Russian Federation. It is expected that next year the volume of electronic trades on state orders to increase by several times. And now, after the proposal of the Prime Minister, the budget for the purchase through the electronic trading system may grow even more. Soon after his meeting with the General Council of All-Russian public organization "Business Russia", in which the Prime Minister announced his proposal, the operator of electronic trading B2B-Center announced its readiness to work in the field of public procurement based on its own trading platform B2G-Goszakupki. "This electronic system was ready early in the year. Despite the fact that it was not included among the 5 selected sites in the system enhancements and improvements were made in connection with changes in legislation, so that at any moment it is ready to work", - reported company's press service. List of electronic platforms, which will hold public auctions for state needs, Ministry of Economic Development in conjunction with FAS were in early 2010. Interestingly, there will come a change in public procurement to revise the list of "approved" sites?