Certification of public procurement contractors: uniform capacity levels for construction works from 2027
The regulation on capacity levels for construction works has been published in the Journal of Laws and, from 1 January 2027, is set to unify the conditions for participation in tenders. Entrepreneurs will no longer have to gather the same documents each time.

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In brief
- The regulation on capacity levels in public works contracts has been published (Dz.U. 2026 poz. 1393).
- It enters into force on 1 January 2027.
- Contractors and contracting authorities are to understand the conditions for participation in a procedure in the same way.
- Certification releases contractors from having to gather the same documents for each tender.
What the regulation changes
The act organises the capacity levels for construction works that apply in the certification of public procurement contractors (Certyfikacja wykonawców zamówień publicznych - mniej formalności, łatwiejszy udział w przetargach – Ministerstwo Rozwoju i Technologii) (Certyfikacja wykonawców zamówień publicznych - mniej formalności, łatwiejszy udział w przetargach – podatki.biz). Contractors and contracting authorities will understand the scope of the conditions for participation in a procedure in the same way. The act is listed in the Journal of Laws as item 1393 and will enter into force on 1 January 2027..
Basis in the statute
This act concludes the core part of the implementing provisions to the act of 5 August 2025 concerning the certification of public tender contractors. The statute is intended to streamline applying for public contracts and make it easier for contracting authorities to verify the subjective situation of contractors.
Fewer documents for each tender
Certification is meant to shorten the time contractors spend on participating in public procurement procedures. A contractor will not have to gather, for each tender, the documents and statements covered by certification.
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