Government to adopt e-procuremnent
Series: Contract Journal ; 412(6362) 30 January 2002, 2(1)Publication details: 2002Subject(s): Summary: Government's move towards delivery of electronic and e-procurement services has gathered pace following two key developments. The Office of Government Commerce has announced the accreditation of its pilot e-tendering system, TenderTrust, as well as the award of seven contracts from its e-pilots programme. The pilot system will evaluate e-procurement techniques, including web-enabled marketplace solutions, and establish the e-toolkit appropriate for government departments.| Item type | Current library | Call number | Copy number | Status | Barcode | |
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Government's move towards delivery of electronic and e-procurement services has gathered pace following two key developments. The Office of Government Commerce has announced the accreditation of its pilot e-tendering system, TenderTrust, as well as the award of seven contracts from its e-pilots programme. The pilot system will evaluate e-procurement techniques, including web-enabled marketplace solutions, and establish the e-toolkit appropriate for government departments.