Efficient European practices in the field of public procurement have been analyzed more and more for the purpose of transposing them to the realities of the Republic of Moldova in order to develop public procurement. The concepts of practices in some EU countries, such as Norway, France, Estonia, describe clear directions for organizing an efficient procurement process. They implement the provisions of the European Public Procurement Directives, which came into force in 2014. Transposed into the national legislation of these countries, the directives have been harmonized at the highest level of efficiency and transparency. The theorists, but especially the practitioners in these countries, have exposed some analyzes regarding the implementation of public procurement within the national legal framework of the respective states. Thus, the national legal framework of the Republic of Moldova can be linked to good practices and public procurement. This research is based on an analysis of European public procurement practices in several European countries. Thanks to some research methods such as observation, comparison, analysis, we conclude that in some European states, theoretical and practical peculiarities of public procurement serve as good examples for the local practices of public procurement. The results obtained will serve as bases for continuous improvement of the respective domain, in the context of the European integration of the Republic of Moldova.