The privatization of public transaction in terms of their application of the provisions of competition law, although they reflect an inherent field of the work of the administrative labour authority in the functioning of the public utility and its justifications for the public authority, raises questions as to how public procurement should be introduced in the field of competition law enforcement.

The parallels between the opponents run counter to the foundations and principles of private law with the corresponding rules of public law. However, the examination of the question of jurisdiction, as a specific teacher of the divergence between the law of competition and the law of public procurement, is determined by an accurate understanding of the subject matter of jurisdiction by reference and juxtaposition of the texts dealing with questions of jurisdiction in its general and private form,. The aim is to assess the extent to which public procurement is subject to the provisions of competition law. This will allow the harmonization of legal texts in this subject.