Goods examination under 44-FZ
Checking delivered goods at acceptance: conformity with the contract, technical specifications, item specification, procurement object description, completeness, marking and quality.
Goods examination: conformity with the contract, technical specifications, item specification, marking, packaging, completeness, quality, condition and declared properties. Separately, independent examination for customs purposes.
We compare the submitted goods, technical specifications, item specification and delivery documents. The scope of examination depends on your task.
Choose questions for the expert ↗The main task is to link the goods' actual features with procurement or supply documents: the contract, technical specifications, item specification, procurement object description, packaging, marking and accompanying documentation.
Checking delivered goods at acceptance: conformity with the contract, technical specifications, item specification, procurement object description, completeness, marking and quality.
Goods inspection and recording of non-conformities, defects, damage, missing components, packaging and marking issues and deviations from declared properties.
Comparing the goods actually delivered with the technical specifications, item specification, contract, catalogue, product passport, instructions, marking and accompanying documents.
Checking external condition, completeness, marking, packaging, documentation, signs of damage or use and conformity with procurement terms.
Goods examination against the procurement agreement, procurement regulations, technical specifications, item specification, contract terms and acceptance documents.
Goods examination in contractual disputes: quality, assortment, completeness, quantity, packaging, marking, condition and conformity with the contract.
Examining the goods' properties, purpose, material, condition, completeness, marking, packaging and accompanying documents to support a foreign-trade participant's position.
Checking imported goods from photographs, samples and documents: marking, packaging, set contents, purpose, condition and signs of being new or used.
Reviewing an expert or specialist goods report: completeness of inspection, methodology, findings, documents, defects, causation and substantiation of calculations.
Preparing appropriate questions on quality, completeness, marking, packaging and conformity with technical specifications, item specification, contract and customs documents.
| Goods examination under 44-FZ | from RUB 35,000 |
| Goods examination at acceptance | from 30 000 ₽ |
| Goods do not meet the technical specifications | from RUB 35,000 |
| Quality, completeness, marking and packaging | from 30 000 ₽ |
| Goods examination under 223-FZ | from RUB 35,000 |
What to check when accepting goods under a contract: technical specifications, item specification, quality, completeness, marking, documents and defects.
How goods examination differs in the public contract system, procurement under 223-FZ and ordinary contractual supplies.
How to document non-conformity with technical specifications, item specification, model, properties, dimensions, materials and completeness.

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Read article →You may send the contract, technical specifications, item specification, procurement object description, goods photographs, packaging, marking, product passport, certificates, invoice, customs documents or a completed report for review.