The process of applying for public tenders has also been streamlined and the government is providing tax incentives for companies that hire students straight out of school and for a minimum of 12 months.
The fallout from the vote affects a range of agreements with Brussels that allow the Swiss open access to Europe's single market on everything from selling cheese to competing for public tenders to civil aviation, transport and research.
This pilot project included basic environmental parameters in the award criteria for public tenders on road works in Flanders.
The conclusions of the project served as the basis for the specifications sheet for a public tender for medical equipment renewal.
For his part, Fabricio Correa has said that all the contracts were the result of public tender.
This final layout served to draw up the requirements for the public tender.
In developing countries, Transparency International's new idea is to set up bribe-free zones, grandly termed "islands of integrity", where all participants in, for example, a public tender, would publicly pledge to pay no bribes.
The new design requirements demanded by the SUMMA 112 managers for the new public tender (maximum cost, amount of on-board medicaments, average number of interventions without medical material replenishing, etc).
Dubai World will also issue a public tender for an additional 14.2 million shares at the same price.
In an effort to tighten its control over the Internet, the government recently published a public tender for the "development, deployment and operation of a national-level URL filtering and blocking system".
