Sentence examples for procurement directive from inspiring English sources
The recent EU procurement directive is also a good move in this market-building direction.
"The commission believes this practice is in breach of the European public procurement directive of 1993," the commission said.
In May 2000 the commission published a draft "consolidated procurement directive", which would ban the selection of preferred bidders before a contract has been developed.
"Down with the government's amendment to the consolidated procurement directive" isn't exactly a catchy slogan, but this is the sort of complexity with which we must now engage if we're serious about political change.
It also would like to see a procurement directive explicitly allow innovative public service delivery-agents such as employee-owned "mutuals" to become established before they are subject to full competition.
In reference to another of Ukip's manifesto promises – to take the UK out of the EU – the party intends to offer British providers the first chance to run such programmes "following removal from the EU procurement directive".
The world of public procurement has long been familiar with transparency, which is a key objective of the much maligned European Union procurement directives.
Another of Collier's big achievements was to lead the UK's negotiations for the overhaul of the EU procurement directives and bring it into UK law.
The legal grounds on which Virgin launched a judicial review after the contract was awarded to FirstGroup are enshrined in EU procurement directives, which have come under much criticism in the UK for being too bureaucratic and inflexible.
Transport secretary Patrick McLoughlin has indicated that the contract will be re-tendered, and this will be under the auspices of updated EU procurement directives, which are due to come into force probably next year.
In addition, the paper aims to propose suitable approaches to implement ECI for public owners in future projects without violating the EU public procurement directives.
