Sentence examples for public procurement process from inspiring English sources
The report urged Romania to improve its judicial system and increase prosecution of high-level corruption and to improve the public procurement process.
"Although private capital was gradually replaced by public investment, the latter was much less productive as criminal organisations distort and corrupt the public procurement process".
Access to capital has been restricted in the face of the credit crunch and the public procurement process remains sclerotic, time-consuming and costly for all involved.
When you want to get work from the public sector, there needs to either be a call for expressions of interest or tenders and a public procurement process.
Now Mr Staples, a bid assessor with 20 years' experience of the public procurement process, has also gone public with his criticisms.
In order to support greater entrepreneurship, the report encourages all countries to instigate a gendered public procurement process and to monitor the gender split of entrepreneurs within their region.
This paper presents a concept to drive public procurement processes based on overall building performance criteria.
"There is a perception that other EU countries appear to manage their public procurement processes with a sharper focus on domestic supply than we have hitherto," said the letter.
A Scottish government spokesman said: "Officials met union representatives to discuss new guidance to update existing public procurement processes and procedures in light of blacklisting of employees by contractors in the construction industry".
An application in a simulated case study of a public school building shows its potential to guide public procurement processes and that further research and validation in actual procurement procedures is needed.
"There is a perception that other EU countries appear to manage their public procurement processes with a sharper focus on domestic supply than we have hitherto," says the letter, in a veiled reference to the impact on workers at Bombardier in Derby after a Thameslink train deal went to Germany and not to their factory.
