This scientific article analyzes the main aspects of the standardization of public procurement. Standardization of procurements involves the development and application of unified requirements and documents aimed at enhancing the efficiency of procurement activities. This process is designed to regulate procurements, improve their efficiency by eliminating excessive requirements imposed 
on procurement objects, minimize the risks of challenging notification requirements, ensure transparency in procurement documentation for participants, and create necessary conditions 
for the most accurate determination of the initial maximum contract price (IMCP). Standardization of procurements can be seen as a mechanism for preventing administrative legal violations 
in the procurement sphere. Establishing uniform requirements somewhat minimizes the risks 
of non-compliance by customers with the legislation on the contract system, while also limiting 
the essential principles of freedom of contract. In light of the above, the objective of this scientific article is to assess the impact of procurement standardization on minimizing the number of legal violations in the procurement sphere, taking into account all factors.