![](data:image/svg+xml,<svg display="block" id="2531834213" role="presentation" viewBox="0 0 36 36" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg"><path d="M 8.667 0 L 8.667 26 M 17.333 0 L 17.333 26 M 2.889 0 L 23.111 0 C 24.707 0 26 1.293 26 2.889 L 26 23.111 C 26 24.707 24.707 26 23.111 26 L 2.889 26 C 1.293 26 0 24.707 0 23.111 L 0 2.889 C 0 1.293 1.293 0 2.889 0 Z" fill="transparent" height="26px" id="lW5iyUDYU" stroke-dasharray="" stroke-linecap="round" stroke-linejoin="round" stroke-width="1.5" stroke="rgb(0, 0, 0)" transform="translate(5 5)" width="26px"/></svg>)
What Is a Procurement Correction (Hankintaoikaisu, Finland)?
This is a Finnish procurement term. A mechanism letting the contracting authority correct its own decision if a clear error has occurred in it.
Who can start a procurement correction?
Either the authority on its own initiative or a party affected by the decision. It is a lighter route than appealing, as it is handled by the authority itself.
What are the deadlines?
A supplier generally has 14 days from notification to request a correction, and the authority can correct its own decision within a longer period set in the Act. Check the current periods, as they have been amended.
Does it suspend the appeal period to the Market Court?
No. The 14-day appeal period runs in parallel, so a supplier who wants to keep both routes open usually files both.
