Sentence examples for procurement advice from inspiring English sources

Contractors simply shouldn't be in the business of managing large projects and providing procurement advice to intelligence agencies.

The Crown Commercial Service, the body that provides professional procurement advice to the public sector, needs a team of experts in letting and managing such contracts, who understand risk management and are able to make objective decisions about whether a contract should be let.

It is concluded that tools and procurement advice for relationship contracting should have a development focus and be designed to involve local competence on both sides.

Finally, UNICEF regularly provides technical procurement advice, expertise and consultations as part of its mission to increase country-level procurement self-sufficiency.

Some central procurement advice and support was provided, but centrally imposed timescales were so tight that by the time advice or support was available, the relevant decisions had been made: I think the other problem for us as commissioners was getting advice from the Department of Health; that was another big problem for us, because we hadn't done it before.

He specialises in construction dispute resolution, contract advice and procurement.

- None declared Zeng (2013) [21] No International support (including procurement procedures, minor renovations, advice on community mobilization, communication, public relations & promotion of family planning).

"And already there are reforms happening in local government and public procurement in line with our advice".What those reforms are, however, only Tony Blair Associates seems to know.(Picture credit: AFP).

Deborah Colvin, the Hackney GP spearheading the social enterprise, is incensed that, having been encouraged to bid, two years work may have been in vain .These are people who are supposed to be making decisions that are about patients' lives and safety, and they're not, they're making decisions based on legal advice about the procurement process," says Colvin.

Although, evidently, Lewis is confident that the Trust's own legal advice on the procurement point is sound — i.e. that it didn't need to run an open, competitive procurement in this case.

What that does is enable the scientific adviser to provide advice to the procurement arm of the MOD on how well that equipment operates and what the benefits and limitations of that device are in theatre.