Sentence examples for annual procurement from inspiring English sources
Because of the sensitivity of procurement issues, Supply Division has always published information on major international procurement solicitation notices, and international contracts awarded, as well as annual procurement data by supplier, country, amount, and type of service or commodity.
At the moment, electronic buying accounts for 10% of Siemens's euro35 billion annual procurement bill.
This will focus on the £18bn annual procurement spend by hospital trusts (excluding the drugs used by them).
Anti-corruption campaigners estimate 30% of the annual procurement budget was stolen: that's $15bn a year, the same amount Ukraine is now begging from the IMF.
Every 1% reduction – a reasonably conservative target – in hospital trusts' annual procurement expenditure of £22bn could, for instance, pay for more than 4,000 extra junior doctors.
However, most independent analysts think that the annual procurement budget under existing Pentagon plans will have to increase by $20 billion to $30 billion.
As with ONR's annual audits, Procurement works with DCAA to implement any recommendations.
It is also a member of a consortium bidding to manage the £17bn annual defence procurement spend through a government-owned contractor operated model (GoCo) – a huge outsourcing contract.
Since there is a total of over $500 billion of annual federal procurement, this study suggests that this one profit center alone would account for at least $20 billion worth of kickbacks to politicians,.
The McGovern–Hatfield Amendment to the annual military procurement bill, co-sponsored by Republican Mark Hatfield of Oregon, required via funding cutoff a complete withdrawal of all American forces from Indochina by the end of 1970.
Mr. Stratford was involved in a recent effort to change a Chinese policy that encouraged domestic innovation and could have shut foreign companies — including Microsoft, based in Redmond, Washington, and Intel, based in Santa Clara, California — out of a sizable portion of China's $88 billion annual government-procurement market, he said.
