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The Specialized Agency for Efficient Public Procurement (OECE) reminds entities and contractors that, as of January 1, 2026, for the resolution of disputes from the perfection of the contract, only arbitrators or adjudicators may be appointed who are part of the payrolls of the Arbitration Institutions (IA) or the Administration Centers of Dispute Prevention and Resolution Boards (CAJPRD), respectively, that are located in the REGAJU, administered by the OECE, in accordance with the provisions of paragraph 77.6 of article 77 and the Tenth Transitional Complementary Provision of Law No. 32069, General Law of Public Procurement.
In this sense, since January 1, 2026, arbitrators and adjudicators to exercise their function in arbitrations and in the Dispute Prevention and Resolution Boards (JPRD), respectively, must be part of the payroll of an IA or CAJPRD registered in the REGAJU; The list of AIs and CAJPRDs of REGAJU is available at the following link: https://www.gob.pe/es/i/6915542
Likewise, it is important to highlight that the registration of the IAs and the CAJPRD in the REGAJU constitutes an essential legal requirement to administer and/or organize an arbitration and/or a dispute prevention and resolution board, which allows verifying regulatory compliance, as well as providing security and generating trust to strengthen the resolution of disputes during the contractual execution in matters of public procurement; whose supervision is in charge of the OECE.
Likewise, it is necessary to remind contracting entities that, for the resolution of disputes in matters of public procurement, in accordance with the provisions of paragraph 332.5 of article 332 of the Regulation of the General Law of Public Contracting, 332.5, for institutional arbitration and ad hoc arbitration, the designation of the arbitrator by the contracting entity is approved by the administrative management authority (AGA), at the proposal of the respective Public Prosecutors Office or whoever acts in its place. in defense of the interests of the State.
The OECE urges and calls on entities and contractors to appoint arbitrators and/or adjudicators who are part of the payrolls of the IAs and the CAJPRDs registered in the REGAJU, in order to comply with current public procurement regulations.
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