What is the Independent Office of Regulation and Supervision of Hiring?

The OIREScon - that very long name that nobody really says because, come on, or that you had time for that - is basically the referee of public procurement in Spain. He is responsible for watching the game is clean, without traps, rare favoritisms or mamoneos of those who sometimes pass when there is public money in between.

It was born thanks to Law 9/2017 (yes, that one that you have sure have seen mentioned in some boring presentation), just for anyone to go ready when it comes to awarding public sector contracts. His mission is that everyone has the same opportunities: free access, clear advertising and zero discrimination, how typical it should be normal but, you know, never plenty of remembering it.

And what does the OIREScon do on a day -to -day basis? Well, he puts hand to the whole system: Check how tenders are made, analyze whether companies play clean, take reports and give recommendations for everything to work better. If something weird smells, you can investigate and even put sanctions if you catch someone making the coffee.

If you have a company and you are considering throwing yourself into the pool of public tenders, Eye, that the OIRESCON is like that teacher who sees everything. You are interested in having it in the radar, because its work may be the difference between taking you seriously or throwing the proposal to the recycling paper.

Ah, and it doesn't hurt to take an eye on what they publish: those reports and councils that release can be pure gold so as not to put the leg. In the end, who dominates the game, has more ballots to win.

So, in summary and without rolls: OIRESCON is the one that ensures that public procurement is not the distant west. If you are a company and want to catch contracts, you better know who they are and how they play. Believe me, you can save you many dislikes and, incidentally, you even take a contract you don't even dream.