Sentence examples similar to procurement of works from inspiring English sources

Moreover, inversion of stages by the new bidding law has increased agility in procurement of public works, as prices are analyzed prior to the other documents.

"This is one of the reasons why the deputy first minister has set up an independent review of the way in which the public sector carries out the procurement of construction works.

One charity bidding for a mental health contract was found to have been marked down for not having a hard-hat policy – the process being used to decide the contract was the same as for procurement of building work.

CPMS can be used to provide fast feedback to the site personnel regarding the most problematic construction problems such as these related to the monitoring of the construction process, quality of work, procurement of materials and productivity levels.

Storing, and the loading and unloading of materials at production sites in the manufacturing sector for mass production is a critical problem that affects various aspects: the layout of the factory, line-side space, logistics, workers' work paths and ease of work, automatic procurement of components, and transfer and supply.

I have among other things worked with procurement of PVs for the municipality.

These costs are required mainly for: engineering, procurement and construction works of PSHPP including civil, mechanical and electrical works.

Half the hospital budget is spent on procurement of drugs, goods, services, equipment and works.

Meanwhile, the procurement arrangement (a document defining roles and responsibilities of ITER Organization and Domestic Agency(s) (DAs) for each in-kind procurement including technical scope of work, quality assurance requirements, schedule, administrative matters) for the vacuum vessel must be finalized.

Last year, the White House asked Congress to allocate $250 million to NIAID to fund the procurement of an anthrax vaccine that would work better than the one now in use.

"The Home Office cannot persuade enough individual forces to co-operate with its attempts to introduce more centralised procurement, in part because forces are sceptical about the commercial competence of the procurement officers working at the centre".