In California, utility procurement slowed because power companies have fulfilled near-term renewable energy procurement requirements.
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He works first as an IT Procurement Manager and then as a Vice President of IT Procurement.
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The bureaucracy of government procurement is Darwinian; only the strong can survive the bidding, capture and procurement process.
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Emails to a procurement manager about an auditing tool sent right after a timely procurement scandal would all look nearly identical.
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The joint approach would also deal with Britain's wish to join the WTO's Government Procurement Agreement, which liberalises access to procurement markets between signatories.
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"It's a balancing act for the platforms," says Andrew Karpie, research director, service and labor procurement for Azul Partners, which studies procurement and the supply chain.
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The BBG can immediately initiate an urgent, compelling procurement for these tools through its Office of Internet Freedom and seek the needed approval of its chief procurement officer.
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E-procurement giant Ariba, for example, started by offering software to procurement professionals who would push their requests-for-proposals out to vendors, who would then join the network.
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Notices titled "procurement plan for airborne laser attack pod" and "price inquiry on procurement plan for controlling software module of laser attack platform" were published on Saturday on weain.mil.
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For example, big companies use procurement software to buy their supplies, and Amazon may want to have its own procurement software for Amazon Business, its rapidly growing supplier marketplace.
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Also notably excluded in the Linklaters' audit: Any scrutiny of the project vis-a-vis competition law, public procurement law compliance with procurement rules, and any concerns relating to possible anticompetitive behavior.
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BDRL's practices for fetal body parts procurement are a critical benchmark to use to compare to the business practices of other private-sector fetal tissue procurement entities and abortion clinic source sites.
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Dominic Cummings, Johnson's senior adviser, a critic of past procurement, last year described the military procurement process as a farce and accused the forces of "squandering billions of pounds" on unnecessary hardware.
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Dominic Cummings, Johnson's senior adviser, a critic of past procurement, last year described the military procurement process as a farce and accused the forces of "squandering billions of pounds" on unnecessary hardware.
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Several of von der Leyen's biggest procurement priorities, including a multibillion-euro missile defense program, a new multi-role ship and a new unmanned drone, have been delayed given rigorous new procurement procedures.
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Daniel I. Gordon previously served as a dean and senior advisor to GW's Government Procurement Law Program, OMB's administrator for federal procurement policy, and acting general counsel of the U.S. Government Accountability Office.
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Moselhy put that procurement figure a bit lower on Monday.
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This is not the way government technology procurement typically goes.
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It said the concession was in the formal procurement process.
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We don't have procurement being done for refreshing the equipment.
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Many of these government contracts are all through procurement process.
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CIL wants to be far more than China's procurement platform.
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Tapping CATL also signals a widening of Toyota's procurement pool.
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UnipolSai provides IT, asset management and procurement services to SIAT.
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To achieve this, procurement rules overtly favour stuff made locally.
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Urgent reforms are needed to military recruitment, training and procurement.
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Both nations should commit themselves to open, competitive government procurement.
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Garin said the procurement of the vaccine was above board.
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It owns the whole chain from procurement to deploying treatments.
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An additional 200 complaints involved employment, contracting and procurement issues.
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Thereafter, the company initiated an investigation into the procurement practices.
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His father is a procurement executive at Accenture in Charlotte.
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Procurement costs alone exceed the face value of this coin.
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The omnibus allocates $144.3 billion for military equipment procurement, too.
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It varies by state, but procurement timetables are not fast.
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In fact, the procurement number is so specific: $12,622,931,000 that I suspect the secretary is going to receive some very firm direction on the procurement programs where Congress wants to see that money spent.
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AccorHotels said on Thursday that Amir Nahai, CEO of the group's Food & Beverage division, is now also responsible for the group's entire procurement activity and for the procurement departments of the countries where AccorHotels operates.
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CIPs became an Iranian backdoor to circumvent export controls and conduct illicit procurement abroad, including in the U.S. For years, Iran's preferred route to procurement in the United States was Canada's federal permanent residency program.
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Even if money is found, procurement and contracts will take time.
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There was a joint investment fund, and some mutualised defence procurement.
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That means the contract still had to meet federal procurement standards.
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Prosecutors said this deal also flouted procurement rules for state entities.
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As things stand currently, the procurement process is dogged by issues.
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The groups also recommend a phase-in period for procurement requirements.
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That leaves just $11 billion-12 billion for procurement, says IHS.
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Their procurement was going to be mired in bureaucracy and politics.
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His father was the director of plastics procurement at Denton Plastics.
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Naval leaders, addressing epic procurement screw-up in at a Dec.
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UnipolSai provides control function, asset management and procurement services to SIAT.
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So how could we increase transparency in the Federal procurement process?
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From marketing to account procurement, Swanson and Reese do it all.
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Government procurement rules haven't changed and EPEAT is still technically voluntary.
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However, Oppermann said his party supported the procurement of reconnaissance drones.
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Instead, he said, Tokyo is following its existing defense procurement plans.
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Shoigu signed two military deals, including the procurement of unspecified equipment.
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"So much money has been wasted on procurement," Mr. Mathekga added.
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It should open up government procurement and clarify intellectual property rules.
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It also offers in-house packing design, development and procurement solutions.
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Now the financial services industry has published the Mayo procurement language.
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Mr. Johnsen has also announced restrictions on hiring, travel and procurement.
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The extra money would go toward research and development, and procurement.
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Amazon asserts that there were irregularities in the Pentagon procurement process.
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"Public procurement in Europe is… a lot of money," she added.
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He said its sanctions enforcement has helped block Iran's procurement network.
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American drug companies can already compete for NHS medicine procurement contracts.
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By restricting options, this mandate raises the cost of federal procurement.
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The two groups will also cooperate in procurement and product sourcing.
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I have had an 18-year career as a procurement professional.
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They've just now gotten around to setting up a procurement channel.
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The pair have won lots of public procurement contracts together. 5.
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The Fairness in Procurement Act would give Ontario's government authority "to take responsive action to address unfair government procurement practices" such as those being adopted in New York and Texas, Ontario's government said in a statement.
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"The basic integrity and credibility of the president of the United States of the federal procurement and contracting regime is at risk," said Steven L. Schooner, a professor specializing in government procurement law at George Washington University.
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Between the lines: A World Bank spokesperson also told Axios that the June 2017 procurement documents had not been translated into English, meaning only Chinese-speaking staff could read them, complicating oversight of this specific procurement plan.
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Little wonder that PFI has fallen out of favour with procurement departments.
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Facilitation for Agricultural Crops told Reuters it never falsified its wheat procurement.
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The overall impact of reduced competition in procurement is hard to calculate.
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The right procurement model depends on the individual project, says Mr Rose.
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"It's not illegal, it's just procurement," the tea hustler said, slinking off.
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Vounassis was most recently in charge of Bombardier's transformation and procurement organizations.
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It is also ensuring that non-members cannot block Galileo procurement decisions.
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Contract negotiations with government procurement agencies stalled or orders were scaled back.
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The plant sells power to Oman Power & Water Procurement company, it said.
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Firms could challenge public procurement contracts; investors would frantically call their lawyers.
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There is a potential competitive advantage for cities in increasing procurement opportunities.
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In 2014, a jury found her guilty of unlawful procurement of naturalization.
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Following the subpoena, the company initiated an investigation into the procurement practices.
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Federico Rigoni has been appointed new Chief Procurement Unit & Real Estate Officer.
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In 2011, public-procurement reforms and a new freedom of information law.
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Mr Gordhan is tackling corruption in state-owned enterprises and government procurement.
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However, procurement favoritism defies the dozens of trade agreements signed by Mexico.
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Hungary's procurement of $1 billion of EU funds for lighting projects suffered
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She has published extensively on corruption and government procurement in Latin America.
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The dichotomy between those two experiences is, fundamentally, a difference in procurement.
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He says himself that sourcing, procurement and logistics are in his DNA.
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Then an existing client, Unilever, requested an e-procurement solution in 2017.
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Peter Lewis Is that standard practice for the Trust's procurement of services?
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Procurement premised on public purpose could contribute to a Green New Deal.
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Procurement contracts for medicines are often at a national or provincial level.
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Melissa Bein is a former clinical director at an organ procurement organization.
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She has a plan to crack down on corruption in defense procurement.
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It's just the latest plot twist in an epic government procurement saga.
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Blue Origin has already appealed to its congressional representatives about the procurement.
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Natural gas dwarfs coal and oil in terms of safety of procurement.
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Congress should restore the Coast Guard's budget along with its procurement accounts.
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It could buy more innovative high-priced drugs, and make procurement quicker.
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Four-fifths of government contracts are not awarded through transparent procurement procedures.
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Procurement Minister Carla Qualtrough, in overall charge of the competition, told reporters on Tuesday that "as we design this process for fighter jet procurement, it has to be open, it has to be transparent, it has to be competitive".
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But opposition senators want an inquiry to establish whether or not there were violations of the government's procurement laws and if the president aides had intervened in what they said was the first military procurement of the Duterte administration.
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Transparency International said on its website that "feigned public procurement" was a crime and that it had asked three watchdogs to look into the case, namely Slovakia's public procurement bureau, its anti-monopoly bureau and its supreme audit office.
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""As those four initial procurement schemes had already gone out to tender, we were unable to take part in these, but we will consider participating in future procurement schemes on the basis of public health requirements at the time.
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GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENT: The United States is pushing for national, state and local governments in Canada and Mexico to open up their tender processes to U.S.-made products but at the same time is defending existing "Buy American" procurement laws.
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The EU is a member of the WTO's government procurement (GPA) agreement, whose members have liberalized access to each other's procurement markets, with an estimated $1.7 trillion annual spend, but Britain is not a member in its own right.
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One idea is to revive a stalled 2012 proposal known as the International Procurement Instrument that would require foreign countries to open up their public procurement markets in return for access to Europe and restrict access in certain areas.
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This would expand procurement options beyond the Pentagon's current e-commerce program, EMall.
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Suppliers also have faced post-merger changes to contract terms and procurement processes.
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Campaigners blame corrupt public procurement practices for the failure to source metal plates.
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The procurement team also wants some sort of legal proof from its partners.
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He was charged with paying at least $629,000 to a PDVSA procurement official.
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Munitions and missiles make up 8.8% of overall procurement in the budget request.
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By now, we know all about the Pentagon's JEDI cloud contract procurement story.
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Even before the RFP process started, they were complaining about the procurement process.
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Japan effectively banned Huawei and other Chinese companies from public procurement in December.
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TPP took aim at barriers hidden in government-procurement guidelines and investment restrictions.
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"This is a real mess," said one person familiar with official procurement policy.
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He talks of centralising government procurement and of enlisting citizens to monitor it.
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Hoag said he encountered the problem of procurement while running his previous startups.
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That inefficiency is despite rather than because of a lack of procurement expertise.
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Its procurement chief relates a hailstorm that struck a factory in the tropics.
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Opaque procurement processes have made it hard for startups to win government contracts.
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Ontario procurement agencies would be required to exclude companies from the U.S. state.
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He also oversaw monetary recoveries in health care, procurement and financial fraud cases.
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The other, Rene Vasquez, is a procurement adviser, according to his LinkedIn profile.
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Philips attributed the improvement in margins to cost savings on overhead and procurement.
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One example is the way America treats domestic procurement rules for passenger trains.
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A spokesman for Canada's procurement minister could not immediately be reached for comment.
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The program has been criticized for problems with its design, procurement and testing.
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The e-procurement study extrapolates from the experience of Bangladesh's local engineering department.
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I don't want it using federal procurement as a form of economic engineering.
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The proclamation permits CDPH to expedite the procurement of the hepatitis A vaccine.
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Oversight that works also safeguards the integrity of government procurement and contracting practices.
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Let's talk and find ways to reduce costs and improve the procurement system.
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Our lawmakers can start by bringing necessary fiscal accountability to the procurement process.
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The Democratic Alliance said that meant "the procurement process is now in limbo".
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Other nations aggressively apply their own domestic procurement policies despite signing international agreements.
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The procurement officer who issues the first document, however, is a company employee.
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The FBI declined to comment, citing the ongoing nature of the procurement process.
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Under the proposed new rules, organ procurement organizations would receive new performance standards.
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The method of procurement also had a significant impact on opioid prescription patterns.
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But it falls short when it comes to planning, procurement and contract management.
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The other set up a process to speed up the state's procurement ability.
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Volkswagen has earmarked 50 billion euros ($56 billion) for battery procurement, he reiterated.
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Carson exerted improper influence on any departmental employee in connection with the procurement.
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Government procurement documents from the past two years also show demand has spread.
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The procurement documents do not specify if the products were Open License Programs.
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Additionally, Hastings is receiving financing from Germany's strategic minerals procurement body, he said.
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"Often, the view is that there is a need to keep these procurement activities secret, but the regular [procurement] transparency mechanisms have considerations built in, so only information that wouldn't undermine the use of the technique is made public," Israel said.
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The government said it will immediately suspend the second round of its Large Renewable Procurement process and the Energy-from-Waste Standard Offer Program, halting procurement of over 1,000 megawatts of solar, wind, hydroelectric, bioenergy and energy from waste projects.
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"The reportable irregularities relate to non-compliance and non-adherence to stipulated internal procurement processes and requirements of law in procurement contracts entered into between Transnet and various service providers by a number of senior officials," Transnet said in a statement.
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The internal investigation identified multiple employees who engaged in misconduct in the procurement area.
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According to Magdalene, procurement regulations meant the ministry "could not access with such prices".
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In addition to volunteer coordination and sponsorship procurement, Ilieva produces the organization's monthly events.
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The "Buy American, Hire American" order seeks to reform both immigration and federal procurement.
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The Mexicans have left to Canada negotiations on dispute-settlement mechanisms and public procurement.
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Amazon even publicly defended the procurement process when it was being challenged by Oracle.
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The opinion also acknowledges that the procurement suffers from many significant conflicts of interest.
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His experience pointed to potential jobs in training and education, procurement or defence sales.
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SO YOU COULD LITERALLY ASK ABOUT YOUR PAY, YOUR POSITION, ORDER SOMETHING THROUGH PROCUREMENT.
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In a normal procurement process, companies would seek bids from a variety of suppliers.
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Innogy's subsidiary, Belectric, will act as the solar farm's engineering, procurement and construction contractor.
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The company also successfully sued the US Navy in 2017 over its procurement processes.
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The latter can involve easing procurement norms for encouraging smaller firms in government programmes.
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"We are reviewing current military procurement that relates to Boeing," Lawrence said by email.
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It also proposed close customs and regulatory cooperation and access to public procurement markets.
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"We hope to resume procurement from Rusal depending on the sanction's situation," he said.
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During her tenure at DHS, Duke worked in management and as chief procurement officer.
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That business bought Constructionline, which provides procurement and supply chain management services, in 2015.
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He joined the VW brand's management board as head of procurement in December 2015.
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Permitting must be fast and the procurement process needs to be up-to-date.
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Notably, it appears Born did not buy the malware through official procurement channels, though.
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According to federal procurement docs -- obtained by TMZ -- lodging alone for Trump and co.
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He said North Koreans have embedded procurement agents in China, including in its embassy.
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The procurement from the Canadian supplier it suspended was not a majority, she added.
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One study suggests that e-procurement cuts the price of contracts by about 12%.
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The bill includes funding for the procurement of 16 more F-85033s than requested.
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Critics claim the regulation finalized in August "blacklists" prospective firms from the procurement process.
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He served as administrator for federal procurement policy for Presidents Reagan, Bush and Clinton.
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He currently is president at Jefferson Solutions and chairman of the Procurement Round Table.
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Sexual abuse by peacekeepers and corruption in procurement have been dealt with too lightly.
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Decisions about public procurement lie on a spectrum, with easy questions at each extreme.
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That means a large infrastructure package with airtight domestic procurement ("Buy America") rules attached.
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In April, the country's government chose DCNS for its biggest ever defense procurement deal.
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The government also committed to reporting possible slavery risks in its own procurement processes.
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The government must restructure procurement policies to attract more innovative blood into the game.
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The product also produces procurement analytics and allows companies to designate users and permissions.
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The government has said the procurement process would be conducted in a transparent manner.
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"The summer is moving more quickly than our procurement system is," Mr. Kavanagh said.
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Its Panama warehouse has already began procurement for the Venezuelan mission, the organization said.
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To add your support for standardized metrics for organ procurement organizations, sign this petition.
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Negotiators were also set to cover the difficult issue of government procurement on Thursday.
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It has said American suppliers account for nearly one-fifth of its procurement spending.
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"In fairness, the normal procurement process can take a long time sometimes," she said.
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Camus said these cuts would focus on procurement and operations, not on staff costs.
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While nuclear-related procurement attempts fell slightly, those related to Iran's missile program rose.
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But the sector could use public support and government backing on procurement, experts said.
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For 35 years we ignored each other (I a procurement agent, she a mother).
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In the US, federally funded nonprofits known as OPOs manage the organ procurement process.
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Last month, the Air Force received proposals for Launch Service Procurement from four companies.
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His LinkedIn profile lists him as "Director of Procurement, Strategic Deals Team" at Apple.
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He is not a major player in public procurement in his own right. 270.
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The fighter jet procurement process has already proved a headache for two successive governments.
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"They are aspects which we've talked about in relation to rules that are considered part of the single market including state aid restrictions, procurement restrictions and state procurement, enforced liberalisation and privatisation that we would want to see changed," a Labour spokesman said.
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Under the plan, Sinopec's Shandong-based marketing offices are allowed to maintain direct procurement with Shandong-based independent plants, but the volume is considered fractional versus Sinopec's total third-party procurement, said Zhang, who has received Sinopec's notice on the new purchase program.
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The acquisition builds on top of Workday's existing procurement solutions, Workday Procurement and Workday Inventory, but Workday chief product product officer Petros Dermetzis wrote in a blog post announcing the deal that Scout gives the company a more complete solution for customers.
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"[This] embodies the most consequential procurement policy changes in a generation," the Coalition for Government Procurement, a group representing more than 100 of the largest and most influential companies that do business with the US government, wrote in a strongly worded 2017 memo.
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Current and highly cumbersome U.S. government procurement practices and certification processes are major barriers for the small, agile suppliers who have neither the time nor the resources to fight their way through lengthy and bureaucratic procurement practices, as do the major prime contractors.
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Share of capital procurement had come down to 18% from 21% during the same period.
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The North African country has been tightening its policing local wheat procurement to prevent fraud.
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Cost-cutting will free up another 2 trillion yen for purchases, the procurement paper said.
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Tsai said Taiwan looks to create more U.S. jobs through deeper investment, trade and procurement.
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Cost-cutting will free up another 2 trillion yen for purchases, the procurement paper said.
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The administration in December unveiled new rules intended to bring more accountability to organ procurement.
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It has also lined the pockets of the well-connected businessmen who win procurement contracts.
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Why can't we pool and share much more in terms of procurement, training and strategy?
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Mr Altmaier favours a deal covering industrial goods; France wants to discuss public-procurement rules.
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In 2017, California passed groundbreaking "Buy Clean" legislation mandating government procurement favor low-carbon materials.
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It's a story of... Atlantic Coast states moving ahead with zero-emissions power procurement policies.
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Share of capital procurement had come down to 18% from 21% during the same period.
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Airbus and arms procurement agency OCCAR, which coordinates the 20 billion euro project, declined comment.
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Companies use Icertis' products to handle procurement, sales, and corporate contracts, including non-disclosure agreements.
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Companies use Icertis' products to handle procurement, sales and corporate contracts, including non-disclosure agreements.
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"Procurement cycles of 20-30 years are not suitable for fast-changing situations," he said.
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The government plans to centralise ARV procurement beginning in 2017, which ought to reduce costs.
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Binh Son will select an engineering, procurement and construction contractor for the upgrade next year.
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It not specify the number of each system or the value of the procurement deal.
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Moreover, the Iran deal also de-listed a vast swath of Tehran's covert procurement network.
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The process of cross-border payments and procurement for businesses can be challenging and fragmented.
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The TTIP talks are floundering on issues such as public procurement, services and agricultural markets.
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The winner, yielding a fantastic $663 in benefits for every $1 spent, is digital procurement.
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Tsai said Taiwan looked to create more U.S. jobs through deeper investment, trade and procurement.
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Official documents show that Gazprom filed a notice on Russia's official procurement website on Nov.
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The only group that has a more favorable view of advertising is marketers' procurement departments.
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Liu said the investment in Lansing helps New Hope globalize feed procurement and cut costs.
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Negotiators have this week, for the first time, discussed offers of public procurement, she said.
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In the new procurement system payment is made on a different unit of measure: Acres.
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PLN strategic procurement director Supangkat Iwan Santoso was earlier quoted by domestic news portal Detik.
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"Procurement departments all over the world are run on spreadsheets," CEO Alex Yakubovich told TechCrunch.
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Cetrulo: The donors are selected by organ procurement organization called the New England Organ Bank.
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Democrats said that one of the fetal tissue procurement organizations in question is Stem Express.
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His father is the chief procurement officer at Scotiabank in Toronto, to which he commutes.
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The president of Japan's Chubu Electric Power Co also saw no major impact on procurement.
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Research shows that organ procurement organizations, responsible for recovering organs, are inefficient and lack accountability.
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The new table, listed as "household furniture" in federal procurement documents, has not yet arrived.
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Europe strives to liberalise public procurement; American states can ban out-of-state providers entirely.
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It would not be the first time that an illicit procurement network turned to sales.
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"Of course, procurement is a sovereign choice," Peach said when asked about the S-400.
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This looks more plausible because government procurement of services is frequently covered by trade deals.
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In Monday's court filing, Amazon asserted there was a "fundamental defect" in the procurement process.
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Texas-based Esper Regulatory Technologies hired Clark Hill to work on federal contracting and procurement.
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Last year, Ankara adopted a public procurement method to fund about a dozen other hospitals.
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So far, the jobs posted include four focused on procurement and one in human resources.
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It's entirely possible that someone in procurement didn't identify the FitBit as a computer system.
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An inspector general probe into the procurement process for the program is also still ongoing.
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And it's one that is basically the bill that talks about procurement of IOT devices.
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"No evidence of corruption exists as the procurement followed a full process," Sputnik Ratau said.
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Mr. Corbett is hoping to leverage some of that experience, particularly in expediting procurement practices.
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He also cited plans to limit Canadian and Mexican access to U.S. government procurement rules.
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Paar's business interests have participated in several billion dollars' worth of successful public procurement tenders.
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So, one of the things that we've been working on is how do you improve procurement?
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Navistar said those savings will come from collaboration on procurement and technology, rather than job cuts.
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Too many procurement and research and development departments still operate in their own mutually exclusive silos.
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A shortage of workers, bureaucratic bungling and slow procurement processes have plagued the states' health systems.
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In December, Egypt's Administrative Control Authority decided not to bring the FAC procurement case to trial.
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The risk is all the greater because of the vast size of Europe's government procurement market.
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Overall, EU countries spent €1.9 trillion on procurement in 2015, around a fifth of their GDP.
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One is based in California and is involved in "procurement" issues related to Agalarov's business empire.
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The GPA lays out open, fair and transparent conditions for businesses competing in government-procurement markets.
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This would mean having to navigate city procurement and you'd miss large segments of the market.
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According to Tussell, a consultancy that scrutinises public procurement, Interserve has 51 government contracts, worth £2.1bn.
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ULA has called Tobey's comments "inaccurate" and previously said he was not involved in procurement activities.
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A statement said energy minister Tina Joemat-Pettersson remained "fully committed" to plans for nuclear procurement.
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This is a perfect example of why the secretary believes we need to reform procurement processes.
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"We want to diversify our procurement sources to areas including Mozambique, Russia and Canada," he said.
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For her part, Ms Freeland was incredulous at the stinginess of America's offer on government procurement.
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Microsoft's announcement today represents just a fraction of the company's 600 megawatt clean energy procurement worldwide.
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They are accused of having used their positions to amend Liberia's public procurement and concessions law.
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The company has pledged a further £3bn in investment and procurement in the coming five years.
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The quake was also a wake-up call for automakers to keep better track of procurement.
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Go deeper: Check out SEIA's full interactive report on corporate solar procurement data and trends here.
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Compared with others in the same industry, firms with political access win more government procurement contracts.
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The tariff is being made available under a new framework from energy and procurement body TEC.
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That might mean tax incentives or more subtle encouragement, like tailoring government procurement to favor allies.
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Now, according to Cook's sources, the team formerly driving Amazon's clean energy procurement is in disarray.
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Its CEO, Geoffrey Mormal, said small companies like his often struggled with cumbersome weapons procurement processes.
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The city is also examining its own internal processes for tech applications, such as in procurement.
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Odeh was convicted in November 2014 of unlawful procurement of naturalization following a one-week trial.
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He also began a program of centralizing procurement, in another drive for efficiency and clean government.
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Similar shifts toward more flexible procurement methods and policies are happening at all levels of government.
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Legal/Procurement This is perhaps the single-most challenging part of doing business with large companies.
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Plus, Condos noted, every state has its own procurement protocols, which might affect the final prices.
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It also allows the operators to exclude Huawei from procurement if they find it is needed.
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Lord Maude, until recently a trade minister, is reportedly setting up a public-sector procurement consultancy.
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Airbus will provide procurement, sales and marketing, and customer support expertise to CSALP, the companies said.
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Then the procurement director in the United States began asking about the implications of a Brexit.
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The cars and truck segments only have synergies in procurement, Chief Financial Officer Frank Witter said.
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Other reforms have created more problems than solutions, including a complex new code for public procurement.
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TechnipFMC and MODEC, will be the engineering, procurement, construction and installation (EPCI) partners in the project.
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Fisher sued the U.S. government last month, claiming unspecified improprieties in the border wall procurement process.
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But Equifax challenged the procurement — a process still being adjudicated by the Government Accountability Office (GAO).
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However, those federal grants require some significant planning by states and result in long procurement timelines.
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"The procurement was unlawful on several grounds," Dorian Daley, Oracle's general counsel, said in a statement.
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This helps the GSA optimize federal procurement processes, while ensuring security and integrity of the data.
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His mother is the director for program operations in the procurement office of NASA in Washington.
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The success of this new approach to government procurement could be very important for the coast.
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The Bayport unit engineering, procurement and construction has been awarded to the company McDermott, Total said.
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Henceforth, the ministry would manage military budgets and weapons procurement, but no longer control troops themselves.
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The company has also aggregated a procurement deal for Bloomberg, Cox Enterprises, Gap, Salesforce and Workday.
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But the FBI is looking to buy the tech, according to a March 8 procurement record.
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Since August 2015, the FBI has spent over $330,000 on Chainalysis products, according to procurement records.
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Before the procurement process, I asked the astronauts what they wanted, and they said a chronograph.
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Republicans on the panel purport that they want to "get the facts" about fetal tissue procurement.
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Paris, 31, is the procurement supervisor at the Cornell Scott Hill Health Center in New Haven.
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Reform on cash bail, government ethics and contract procurement faded once again into advocates' pipe dreams.
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The procurement program saved the Ukrainian government $3 million on stents alone — and $222 million overall.
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Paris, 343, is the procurement supervisor at the Cornell Scott Hill Health Center in New Haven.
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It said the sanctions would include restrictions on U.S. government procurement, U.S. government assistance, and exports.
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A third step toward improving Canada's ability to make smart investments in defense is procurement reform.
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Canada has struggled with procurement, with recent embarrassments over the purchase of maritime helicopters and submarines.
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Sanchez, 33, is a procurement buyer in Manhattan for HelloFresh, an international meal-kit delivery service.
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The other big market enabler, a common suggestion in every report or analysis, is government procurement.
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They also point to a parliamentary commission that is currently investigating procurement practices in her ministry.
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Mexico says it expects government procurement, already included in NAFTA, to be part of the renegotiation.
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Both Philips LED and traditional businesses improved margins as the company cut purchasing and procurement costs.
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The federal government's construction procurement needs are not any different than those of private sector companies.
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The deal led to Utah's legislative auditor general concluding that the school violated state procurement laws.
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The procurement process typically takes place under strict guidelines and outside the direction of political leaders.
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The government also approved procurement of armored recovery vehicles for the Indian army's main battle tank.
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A new National Procurement Authority has saved $350 million by scrutinizing fuel, food and construction contracts.
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Certainly it must be weighed against the procurement and deployment and exercise facts on the ground.
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Prior to joining COFCO, Reiner was chief procurement officer for confectionery company Mars Inc in Brazil.
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Congress historically has increased procurement spending at the expense of operations and maintenance in appropriations bills.
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"Any other motorcycles would require additional training of staff," the justification for noncompetitive procurement form states.
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Waivers in "buy American" laws also provide large loopholes that permit government procurement from other countries.
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We're going to go contract with Lyft for financials, but Lyft doesn't have a procurement department.
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We'll make sure that's sent out to every procurement officer in the government within the week.
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It was not clear how his blunt style would translate to Pentagon procurement or international diplomacy.
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The notice maintains that "the intent of this procurement is to acquire and evaluate available wall prototypes and provide some initial construction of some wall segments, but is not intended as the vehicle for the procurement of the total wall solution for the border with Mexico."
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In 2011, JPay pitched its services to the National Association of State Procurement Officials and the Multi-State Corrections Procurement Alliance, associations that secure contracts for state government, including prison systems, presenting itself as a state-of-the-art start-up with an unusual business plan.
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He did not specify the exact type of helicopters, the time frame for procurement nor the price.
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No uniform criteria for donations or enforced guidelines exist across the procurement and donation network, Klassen said.
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The Pentagon typically takes months and often years to make procurement decisions, especially for major weapons programs.
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In a case before a federal court, Oracle is arguing that the JEDI procurement process was biased.
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This includes direct government spending, procurement, and management of the enormous federal fleet of buildings and vehicles.
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The threat against Boeing only complicates a Canadian military procurement system which many analysts say is broken.
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"They could affect procurement at subsidiaries and sales in the United States," wrote a transport equipment maker.
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According to Politico's unnamed sources, Stephens made "unusual" comments and questions about saving money on defense procurement.
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Some wind sites produce energy more regularly in the evening hours; they could be favored in procurement.
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More feasible are proposals to improve regulation of lobbying and procurement by government agencies and state firms.
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Public procurement, worth about £240bn ($300bn) a year in Britain, has also been shaped by European regulations.
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On November 27th the WTO's government-procurement committee will consider a provisional agreement to the British bid.
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Consip, Italy's public procurement agency, awarded the tender for fixed line telephone services and connectivity last year.
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Margins were boosted by more efficient procurement and logisitcs as well as lower marketing expenses, he said.
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It is a day of lists and procurement, what the sailors call the laying in of stores.
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Airbus and arms procurement agency OCCAR, which coordinates the A400M purchase for seven core nations, declined comment.
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The new charges relate to the procurement of ships from state-run Ethiopian Shipping and Logistics Enterprise.
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Local governments in the north-east mollycoddle their industrial champions by giving them preference in procurement contracts.
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Mr Dong is an expert in the procurement and processing of soyabeans—a good fit for CIL.
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TfL's own review of the tender said that it "did not follow TfL procurement policy and procedure".
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And it comes at a time when ministers are trying to inject more competition into defence procurement.
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The engineering, procurement and financing of electricity projects should determine the tariffs for particular projects, he said.
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The Pentagon typically takes months and often years to make procurement decisions especially for major weapons programs.
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Kraft also disclosed the SEC subpoena is part of an investigation into its procurement and accounting policies.
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Lindner said the ministry's preferential treatment of the Eurofighter underscored the problem affecting many large procurement programs.
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Meanwhile, the corporation still lacks a permanent director and some internal governance structures, including a procurement process.
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"The reforms we have begun to modernize procurement need a steady course over many years," she said.
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Italian officials said Rome would comply with EU rules, such as on fair procurement and the environment.
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In response to requests for comment, Panasonic said it does not reveal details of its procurement plans.
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The procurement problems over the last several years have surrounded the protocol's first of the three drugs.
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The adoption of a law in 22012 to regulate government procurement at first improved transparency, it says.
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Public bids and government procurement should be open to all and be transparent and fair, it said.
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Power grid costs make up 24.4 percent, and procurement and distribution 22.8 percent, of final power bills.
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Legislative action is required to boost spending, modernize environmental approvals and expedite procurement processes for infrastructure projects.
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Those rules can be enforced without the need for a procurement officer, HR, accounts payable or marketing.
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Their proposal focuses narrowly and appropriately on the procurement process by the federal government of IoT technology.
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Leaders will also discuss expanding readily deployable European Union forces and increasing joint cooperation on military procurement.
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With the procurement still unresolved, the IRS entered into a temporary contract with Equifax to maintain services.
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Any financial transactions related to the procurement of North Korean arms are also included under the sanctions.
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It makes the government's procurement data smarter, and that value, in turn, gets passed to the taxpayer.
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Implementing a fair and equitable procurement policy for the Defense Department is a good place to start.
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In this case, Zaza has was able to ask leaders in procurement and communications these very questions.
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Subsidized loans or equity stakes provide very little leverage over companies relative to grants and procurement contracts.
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The money is spread across seven different procurement accounts within both the base budget and OCO accounts.
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Military experts say they do not expect major procurement decisions before national elections in Germany in September.
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His mother retired as a procurement manager in San Jose for Pemstar, a former precision electronics manufacturer.
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The phone group said on Monday it had appointed Nicola Grassi as its new head of procurement.
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Foster's claims and procurement of furniture and other expenses related to the redecorating of the secretary's office.
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Other changes could also be required or made, such as changes to procurement rules, the officials added.
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Toyota has also partnered with China's Contemporary Amperex Technology and EV maker BYD Co. for battery procurement.
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The groom's mother retired as a procurement manager at the Birmingham campus of the University of Alabama.
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Cost-cutting will free up a further 2 trillion yen for equipment purchases, the procurement paper said.
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The national trade group claims the regulation finalized in August "blacklists" prospective firms from the procurement process.
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Chandler Bing - IT Procurement/Advertising Copywriter For the first nine seasons, always sarcastic Chandler hates his job.
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The proposed 2021 weapons procurement budget rose $1.7 billion over the 2016 request just five years ago.
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Of the 35,000 plus vacancies at least four thousand are for human relations, logistics, and procurement staff.
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Volkswagen's board member for procurement Francisco Javier Garcia Sanz will leave his post, the sources further said.
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True, procurement regulations provide for waivers and other means of working around the DoD's formal acquisition system.
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We should not let existing procurement policies, strategies, and procedures define our future national security space architecture.
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He gave no details on what type of acquisitions would be involved in the two procurement programs.
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Governmental procurement problems are caused by a central paradox: Cost-cutting in IT makes everything more expensive.
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At least some of the equipment was intended for use by the police, according to procurement documents.
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The Trump administration is waiving certain procurement regulations to help speed up construction on the border wall.
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What that means is that the Iranians are going to continue illicit procurement for their missile program.
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All members, trained and untrained, carry arms — the procurement and provision of which has also been haphazard.
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"Going forward, JERA will establish an LNG procurement portfolio that can flexibly respond to changes in the business environment by increasing its procurement ratio of LNG which is free from destination restrictions, through projects such as the Freeport LNG Project in the US," the company said in a statement.
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"We have a platform approach, providing elements of what software providers would (structured data, reporting, etc) but also elements of what fleet management providers like FleetLogistics would (procurement automation, benchmarking cost against other fleets, optimizing the bidding process for the procurement of new fleets and fleet leases)," he adds.
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The billions of dollars spent in federal procurement could certainly serve as a strong incentive for early adopters.
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The deal would reshape the competitive landscape by forming a conglomerate which spans commercial aviation and defense procurement.
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Critics say the decision-making part of the current procurement process takes too long and could be reduced.
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Caffrey said procurement spending has recently been constrained by rising personnel costs but that is set to change.
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Last week, Sempra said it selected Bechtel as the engineering, procurement and commissioning (EPC) contractor for Port Arthur.
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Germany is also due to kick off several major procurement programs for new heavy-lift helicopters and warships.
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"It has taken a while in terms of procurement process but the contract is now official," he said.
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But the arms procurement and military training budget is under pressure from austerity like all other government programs.
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Trump has made reforming the procurement process and the high cost of defense articles something of a crusade.
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Fuzzy talk of an "outsourcing tax" will in any case hardly encourage IT procurement managers to look overseas.
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Business Botswana, a lobby group, is calling on South African supermarket chains to boost local procurement above 10%.
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They anticipate that the Trump administration will change rules on tariffs and government procurement that govern their businesses.
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In 2016 the health ministry launched a four-year programme to outsource procurement of medicines to international agencies.
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Stock-outs were most common in sub-Saharan Africa, where bungled procurement and tracking of vaccines is common.
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The jobs posted so far include a financial analyst focused on procurement, category managers and an HR specialist.
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FedRamp is a government program that provides a standardized way for government procurement officials to assess cloud security.
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Coming from a procurement background, he couldn't have been a better fit for Apple — and for Jobs personally.
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Now I see governments having sustainability criteria in their procurement policies too, so we are in great shape.
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Both Zinke and Techmanski have denied that Zinke was involved in the procurement of the Puerto Rico contract.
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This procurement of specialized CPGs to rural areas makes Indonesia a uniquely perfect place for online marketplace growth.
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This contract procurement process has caught the attention of the cloud computing market for a number of reasons.
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The company's cloud-based service allows businesses to analyze all of their procurement data across platforms and formats.
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In the 15 years since, we have largely accepted that electronic communication and procurement have become the standard.
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We have EU procurement rules in place, and we have the investment screening proposal to protect European interests.
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Egypt's parliament then set up a fact-finding commission to look into allegations of corruption in wheat procurement.
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"Reforms to improve governance and procurement practices and remove any obstacles to investment are essential," the IMF said.
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And here, tools from trades, from single-market tools like public procurement, a lot needs to be done.
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Had the city acquired the services through the usual procurement process, it may not have caused a fuss.
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This year, DNA is investigating over 860 cases of public procurement fraud, generally committed through abuse of office.
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Its filings have been delayed amid a Securities and Exchange Commission investigation into its accounting and procurement practices.
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For instance, when it comes to public procurement — building bridges, roads, rails, whatever — in Europe, everyone is welcome.
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Germany is also due to kick off several major procurement programmes for new heavy-lift helicopters and warships.
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Federal and local governments have long built into contract procurement opportunities for minority-owned and women-owned businesses.
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It has also undertaken structural reforms: overhauling energy markets, shoring up banks and increasing transparency in public procurement.
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Minister of Supplies Khaled Hanafi told Reuters last month only 4 percent of this year's procurement was missing.
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Much of this money finds its way to cronies of the prime minister, often via overpriced procurement contracts.
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So, we want that same level playing field with E.U. countries when they&aposre going out for procurement.
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Experience matters: Horror stories about government procurement are often exaggerated, but there's a kernel of truth to them.
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Nonetheless, there would be copious synergies to harvest from combining overlapping functions, from corporate overheads to global procurement.
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The subcommittee portion of the NDAA would provide seven-year procurement authorities for V-85033 Osprey tiltrotor aircraft.
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The executives were arrested after disagreements with their PDVSA counterparts over procurement processes, two of the sources said.
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Many are looking for procurement contracts in euros, leaving them to worry only about paying wages in crowns.
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The panel has been investigating researchers' fetal tissue procurement practices and the ways abortion providers receive federal funding.
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They argued Mitov, who denied wrongdoing, should have had opened a separate public procurement order for these services.
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At the same time, the state has required procurement of energy storage systems to help integrate those renewables.
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The Organ Procurement and Transplantation Network currently has more than 269,22014 candidates on the kidney transplant waiting list.
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Yet a full year CR would delay the Army's procurement of the IVAS by six to 12 months.
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The procurement money includes $2628 billion for 28503 new Navy ships, two more ships than the administration requested.
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But these restrictions relate to current activities, I want to emphasize that again - not to state defense procurement.
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Another reason to be cautious is that defence ministries have become better at procurement and at fostering competition.
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The market is fragmented and, unlike America, most English secondary schools or school chains do their own procurement.
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"The talks have quite matured," a senior Turkish procurement official told Defense News on the condition of anonymity.
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The document said a budget increase would be required to avoid a negative effect on other procurement programs.
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Die Welt said ministry officials would meet with industry executives to discuss the procurement program on Feb. 28.
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They include creating a joint military headquarters, expanding European Union forces and increasing joint cooperation on military procurement.
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Context: Amazon's rivals have charged that the cloud procurement process has been biased in favor of that company.
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That will be led by the procurement of four littoral mission ships (LMS) built in collaboration with China.
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At the hearing, the company raised doubts about the integrity of Vievu, its systems and the procurement process.
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But these restrictions relate to current activities, I want to emphasise that again - not to state defence procurement.
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Policy areas include privacy, data security, education and workforce development, energy and environment, tax, procurement, and emerging technologies.
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As OMB director, Mulvaney is the driving force behind the president's budget and influences regulations and government procurement.
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West began a job working as a procurement analyst for Wellmark Blue Cross and Blue Shield in September.
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Although, evidently, Lewis is confident that the Trust's own legal advice on the procurement point is sound — i.e.
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"We'd like to see the momentum continue," Mike Casteel, UPS' director of fleet procurement, said in an interview.
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Government agencies should waive normal procurement procedures to get contracts registered and bills paid on an accelerated basis.
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The "funding office" for the Grayshift purchase was the Bureau of Diplomatic Security, according to the procurement records.
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It instructs the Health and Human Services Department to create transparent and enforceable metrics for organ procurement organizations.
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The firm has won no other state contracts for principal construction work, according to the state procurement database.
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Under current laws, SNC-Lavalin could be banned from federal procurement contracts for 10 years if found guilty.
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His father was director of procurement at Wyman-Gordon, a designer and manufacturer of metal components in Houston.
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Under the emergency order, M.T.A. procurement officials often picked firms in an "informal competition," according to agency documents.
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But the 2017 procurement documents came from those five original schools, which continue to receive World Bank funding.
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The legislation would aim to restore $3.8 billion back to the Pentagon's weapons procurement and National Guard budgets.
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MDA said the procurement is "synchronized" with a sale to Saudi Arabia that includes a missile defense radar.
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He later added that after the procurement was complete, the contract could still take some time to finalize.
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This would not initially involve U.S. procurement outlays, but it would enhance readiness and deterrence for both countries.
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The Coast Guard Procurement, Construction, and Improvements account also will be slashed by $1 billion, compared to 2019.
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The documents are related to two German procurement deals involving program line communications, intelligence and security, Airbus said.
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It also saved at least $200 million through value-for-money procurement reviews, he said, without giving details.
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An aggressive foray into government and institutional procurement, driving local suppliers to partner with Amazon or face decline.
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And he wants Nafta partners to expand the market for United States-made goods in their government procurement.
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Rather, they could be achieved through attrition and early retirements, procurement reform and improved use of information technology.
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And are the state's IT and procurement systems sufficiently modern to account for a dynamic threat like cybersecurity?
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The organ procurement system for kidneys is "broken," US Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar said Tuesday.
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New metrics One of the new proposed rules changes the way the government works with organ procurement organizations.
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Ranum is president of the Association of Organ Procurement Organizations, an association that represents 58 federally designated OPOs.
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The company faces being barred from bidding on Canadian federal procurement contracts for 10 years, if found guilty.
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About a quarter of public procurement tenders won by Meszaros companies since 313 were in consortia with Szijj's.
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His other companies include construction firms which scored public procurement contracts mainly in water management and sewer construction.
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The merger would reshape the competitive landscape by forming a conglomerate which spans commercial aviation and defense procurement.
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Among respondents, the top three selected reasons included the ability to deploy only the PC assets they need, based on workload, as well as the ability to transition PC procurement from CAPEX to OPEX, and the ability to reduce IT workloads by offloading procurement and management to a third party.
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"The intent of this procurement is to acquire and evaluate available wall prototypes and provide some initial construction of some wall segments, but is not intended as the vehicle for the procurement of the total wall solution for the border with Mexico," the contract listing from Customs and Border Patrol states.
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"With increased importance around the supplier as a strategic asset, the acquisition of Scout RFP will help accelerate Workday's ability to deliver a comprehensive source-to-pay solution with a best-in-class strategic sourcing offering, elevating the office of procurement in strategic importance and transforming the procurement function," he wrote.
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But rarely do they involve dodgy discussions with wealthy Russians over procurement contracts and sales of stakes in newspapers.
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To cut procurement costs, the government has preferred to negotiate single big contracts rather than lots of small ones.
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The FBI reportedly launched the investigation following a February lawsuit filed by Yadira Molina, the former director of procurement.
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Last year, Emirates President Tim Clark said the airline was open to cooperation with Etihad in areas including procurement.
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Chuck Grassley, a Republican senator, has pressed the Pentagon to answer allegations that it its procurement process favours AWS.
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Supply-chain management has gone from a negotiation and procurement job to a technology and science function, he says.
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The procurement team oversees sourcing and buying of goods and services for all operations and businesses within the company.
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Local content procurement requirements range from 15 percent to 35 percent of goods and services over the contract lifespan.
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India is trying to modernize its airforce with new planes and helicopters but the procurement process has been slow.
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Later, the company filed a complaint with the Government Accountability Office, which ruled that the procurement process was fair.
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Projects that received initial backing are expected to have money withheld under the "procurement hold," according to the report.
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Last year Nestlé announced organisational changes, such as consolidating procurement, which will save about SFr2bn each year from 2020.
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In the latest blow to the WTO, the U.S. is reportedly looking to leave the WTO's government procurement agreement.
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The tool is generally being designed for use by in-house lawyers, commercial staff, procurement, financial and compliance departments.
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He's way drunk but let's slip that he's a procurement manager at a very large, very flush government contractor.
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Nearly 40% of the company's procurement for aircraft comes from US aerospace suppliers, the company said in a statement.
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BuzzFeed News has been tracking the CIA's procurement of 9M111 missiles as part of the deal for three years.
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Even the procurement and construction of explosive material creates opportunities for law enforcement, or an alert civilian, to intervene.
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That has resulted in a string of lawsuits challenging secrecy in procurement and the quality of the mixes provided.
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It also increases the risk of cronyism and corruption in places with worse controls on public procurement than Britain.
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Facebook, Apple, Google and others are pioneering players driving growth in corporate renewable power procurement and making sustainability commitments.
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In another significant move, Trudeau promoted sports minister Carla Qualtrough to be the new public works and procurement minister.
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Egypt's supply ministry has repeatedly denied allegations its wheat procurement figures were inflated, saying violations were small in number.
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Labour's manifesto also promised to use the government's £200bn in procurement spending as a weapon to enforce social goals.
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Where it stands: A bunch of companies including Big Tech have been scaling up renewables procurement in recent years.
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"That information will inform a decision on a procurement path in the coming months," Sajjan said in a speech.
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It was not immediately clear what procurement issues the commission is investigating or what impact the audit could have.
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Proposals for a tightening of existing restrictions on government procurement are due on Mr Trump's desk by November 24th.
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Iranian officials have bragged about offsetting restrictions on the facility through illicit procurement of components they had to destroy.
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Slow progress towards common defence procurement, let alone a shared doctrine, renders loose talk about a European army ridiculous.
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The company received a subpoena in October related to its accounting policies, procedures and internal controls related to procurement.
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In the subsequent fiscal years, 216 and 280, procurement would ramp up to 235 or more jets per year.
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Procurement professionals are in charge of purchasing items for a company, often handling contracts and negotiating prices with vendors.
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Besides store closures, Office Depot is also planning to cut costs by reducing procurement and general and administrative expenses.
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Western experts in public transport procurement say the average lifespan of buses would typically be more than twice that.
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ULA repeated its earlier statement describing Tobey's comments as "inaccurate" and said he was not involved in procurement activities.
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Steven L. Schooner is the Nash & Cibinic Professor of Government Procurement Law at the George Washington University Law School.
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"It makes no sense to have factories running at only 40% capacity," Stefan Sommer, Volkswagen's procurement head, told Reuters.
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Kraft had disclosed a SEC subpoena in February related to an investigation into its accounting practices and, procurement procedures.
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Design, engineering, development, testing and procurement of a completely new system like HDR-HI could take over a decade.
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These should include broadening the target package for a new batch of designations aimed at stifling Iranian illicit procurement.
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The countries also agreed to cooperate on procurement and said they planned to use a common Nordic combat uniform.
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Rights groups have demanded an overhaul of procurement and an investigation into the legality and sustainability of tropical wood.
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Bombardier said this week it was "disappointed" about being excluded from the procurement, but would not give a reason.
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INGKA currently manages almost everything that most customers see as IKEA - the stores, furniture design, manufacturing, procurement and logistics.
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Among the findings, officials and domestic suppliers appear to have been falsifying local procurement statistics and pocketing government payments.
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State level decision-making on electricity procurement, the next stage of getting offshore wind off the ground, is helping.
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Researchers have made estimates through various methods such as analyzing government procurement documents and satellite imagery of the facilities.
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A 2017 Congressional Research Service report, for example, highlighted a study which examined bus procurement for public transportation systems.
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U.S. drugstore chains have merged in response to the online threat, wielding increased purchasing power to squeeze procurement prices.
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Whitefish Energy is a two-year-old firm, and it reported $1 million in revenue on its procurement documents.
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The first flash UK PMI, sponsored by the Chartered Institute of Procurement and Supply, will be published on Nov.
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Government procurement is big business; information technology spend could amount to nearly $90 billion in the 2020 fiscal year.
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On Thursday, South Korea's defence procurement agency confirmed it would buy a maritime patrol aircraft from a foreign company.
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Warren would help create domestic demand for new American products through $28503 trillion in federal procurement over a decade.
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Brendan P. Bechtel is the chairman and CEO of Bechtel Corporation, an engineering, procurement, construction and project management company.
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That recommendation would cost the Army $165 million a year, and a one-time procurement cost of $400 million.
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In 2007, Epstein pleaded guilty to charges of solicitation of prostitution and procurement of minors for prostitution in Florida.
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Sadiq Khan, who succeeded Johnson as mayor of London, in 2016, had requested a review of the bridge's procurement.
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Teachers receive procurement cards at the beginning of every school year which cover, on average, $350 worth of funds.
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Like Vanguard democratized investing, an innovative procurement marketplace enables companies to buy power from diversified portfolios of energy projects.
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Diane Brockmeier is president of the Association of Organ Procurement Organizations and president and CEO of Mid-America Transplant.
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The procurement office did not give a reason for the delay or say when the tender would be launched.
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"To be honest, some might need more time," said Yesufu Alonge, head of power procurement at Nigeria's bulk trader.
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This is not a new or unique phenomena, unfortunately, and has been part of previous DOD procurement reform efforts.
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New initiatives around the world are trying to rebuild procurement from the ground up, with entrepreneurship at their core.
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The rest of the world needs to make sure that we actually undermine — not improve — North Korea's procurement abilities.
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Companies that come forward to report bid-rigging in procurement will pay lower damages and criminal fines, he added.
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For months, the drama has been steady in the Pentagon's decade-long, $10 billion JEDI cloud contract procurement process.
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Actual spending by vehicle manufacturers on research and development, engineering, production tooling and procurement likely will be much higher.
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How do we think about scaling this up beyond just a few companies that have done on site procurement?
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So the British government has warned that such a move may result in Boeing losing its British procurement contract.
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But clinicians in New York say that local hospitals have not historically held organ procurement among their top priorities.
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If LiveOnNY loses its certification, a neighboring organ procurement organization, like Gift of Life, could apply for the contract.
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Transplant procurement groups say that for many families, removing the loved one's face would amount to a second loss.
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Mr. Weah should instruct the finance ministry to allocate funds only to government entities with an approved procurement plan.
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The transfers resulted in cuts to a number of procurement efforts across the services to reach the desired total.
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His father is a procurement specialist in the finance department, in Seattle, of the Boeing Company, the aerospace company.
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"We are making frantic efforts to boost state reserves and bring down prices of rice," said the procurement official.
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The CASA-1000 project, which will connect Central Asian Hydropower potential to South Asia, is in the procurement sage.
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The snafu in Northampton County did not just expose flaws in both the election machine testing and procurement process.
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Its development has been hit by poor weather conditions, delays and oversights including duplicate credits and procurement back-charges.
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Hanging in the balance is a Pentagon procurement effort for cloud computing valued at $10 billion over 10 years.
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Two others, Iranian citizens Sajad Farhadi and Seyed Ahmad Abtahi, were also part of the procurement network, prosecutors said.
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In other words, our broken procurement system could put our pilots at risk well before they reach the fight.
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In remarks to the forum, Mr. Pottinger urged China to insist on transparency in government procurement as projects began.
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The startup connects OEMs (original equipment manufacturers) and EPC (engineering procurement construction) customers with manufacturing small-businesses and enterprises.
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AMA had also announced in April that it would separately spin off its automotive component, accessory and procurement business.
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South Korea's arms procurement agency Defense Acquisition Program Administration (DAPA) told a press briefing the project was on track.
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Additional savings would be achieved mainly by reviewing technology systems and contracts as well as shared services procurement processes.
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"At Airbus, 40 percent of commercial aircraft procurement is purchased from the U.S. supply chain," Faury told the publication.
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Obviously, Iranians aren't going to be able to use that [UN] channel for illicit procurement for their missile program.
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Since their election in October, the Liberals have been been paralyzed on what to do about the procurement process.
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The latter of the two is facing stiff criticism amid a struggling procurement process involving both America and Canada.
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"We've had other contracts that have had major issues which were fought out in the public but none of which I'm aware where the president is alleged to have somehow tried to influence the procurement process," Dave Drabkin, a former top procurement executive at the General Services Administration, said at the time.
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"We've had other contracts that have had major issues which were fought out in the public but none of which I'm aware where the president is alleged to have somehow tried to influence the procurement process," Dave Drabkin, a former top procurement executive at the General Services Administration, said at the time.
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The junior minister responsible for defense procurement became the latest government official to resign this week over Brexit negotiating strategy.
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Vanheukelen and Canada's envoy Stephan de Boer decried limitations on the U.S. procurement market, in particular through "Buy American" legislation.
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The Air Force is the procurement lead on space activities, regardless of the military branch in which the program originates.
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Aircraft like the F-35 are in current production but at a procurement rate less than half that originally planned.
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Renco, which will manage non-commercial risks, will also act as the engineering, procurement and construction contractor for the plant.
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In the company's procurement group, which was crucial to the company's EBITDA goals, pressures to meet MBOs were particularly intense.
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Last week, Fahrettin Altun, spokesman for Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan, said the procurement of S-400s was a 'done deal.
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The company has twice delayed the filing as it finishes investigating its accounting and procurement practices following the SEC inquiry.
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And [I] will focus the federal government's significant resources, including procurement, on transitioning to a 100 percent clean energy economy.
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The SM-6 is being procured at the maximum rate of production, continuing a five-year, multi-year procurement contract.
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Like other states, it has passed rules to cloak its procurement, which, as elsewhere, led to more litigation and delays.
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After his landslide election victory, Cofece publicly proposed a joint plan to weed out corruption in the public procurement process.
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The most effective option for Trump would be to restrict federal procurement from any companies that do business in China.
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Procurement policies can be enforced, and they can also be updated as needed to adjust for changes in authorized spend.
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The agreement will also open up public procurement and services markets, such as for post, banking and the maritime sector.
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Proponents say a private entity could tap capital markets and sign contracts quickly by avoiding the FAA's slow procurement process.
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Biasing public procurement to favour startups—as Chris Grayling implies that he may have done—is not the best solution.
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Nikola's trucks will be "critical" for meeting that goal, according to Ties Soeters, Anheuser-Busch's vice president of logistics procurement.
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"We hope to partner in all the significant defense procurement," the U.S. officials were quoted as saying in the letter.
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We also checked with our Dell Asia procurement team and they also have no record of a transaction with Zortrax.
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To accelerate it, the government could provide more information, modest tax inducements or procurement policies that favour employee-owned firms.
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The 22004-minute process, called a procurement, takes place at Research for Life, a body donation company based in Phoenix.
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The 30-minute process, called a procurement, takes place at Research for Life, a body donation company based in Phoenix.
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Workday is the maker of cloud-based software that specializes in human capital management, payroll and employee expense management procurement.
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The move follows the inclusion for LGBTQ-owned businesses earlier this year in procurement processes for Orlando, Nashville and Baltimore.
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Utilities are including more solar in their long-term plans and corporate customers are increasingly driving procurement, the report said.
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Turkey's pipeline operator and gas procurement company BOTAS is owned by the Turkish Treasury and managed by the energy ministry.
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"The specific launch service price is considered competition and procurement sensitive information," NASA spokesperson Cheryl Warner said in a statement.
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Ukraine has won praise for reform efforts, such as a wealth- declaration tool for officials and an online procurement system.
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"We have not involved the President in the procurement process," DHS spokesman David Lapan said in a briefing with reporters.
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So the production and procurement of polyvalent antivenoms is vital, but even more expensive than already-pricey single-serum antivenoms.
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A current obstacle to policy innovation is the procurement system, which does not necessarily incentivize new actors or speedy results.
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He expected procurement, staff, optimising assets in Latin America and the distribution network to be the main sources of savings.
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Epstein, a sex offender, spent 13 months in prison and home detention for solicitation and procurement of minors for prostitution.
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Steven Schooner, a government procurement expert, said Trump would be in violation of the lease the minute he takes office.
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Around one-quarter of defence spending on new equipment procurement will be on submarine and deterrent systems by 2021-22.
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EU for various procurement contracts, redistributed the funds through banks owned by Orban associates, and converted them into diamonds that
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We took notes of what we learned, refined our techniques and devised a plan for both graft procurement and transplantation.
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Pepsi-Co last month suspended procurement from a palm oil supplier over claims of labor abuses on its Indonesian plantations.
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Under increasing pressure, many international brands have started to talk publicly about their procurement process and end supply chain slavery.
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European governments have also backed away from previous commitments to join forces over procurement to protect their own weapons industries.
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That increases the pressure to achieve more than $5 billion in promised annual savings from pooling procurement and research investments.
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The never-ending and over-budget procurement of the (otherwise impressive) F-2628 is but one example of this outcome.
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In June, Sempra selected TechnipFMC and Kiewit as the engineering, procurement, construction (EPC) contractor for the Costa Azul export project.
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Zenz based his findings on satellite imagery, government procurement bids for building internment facilities, and recruitment notices for Mandarin teachers.
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"China will dramatically increase in importance," Stark said at a news conference in Stuttgart discussing the German carmaker's procurement strategy.
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Warren also would help create domestic demand for new American products through $2628 trillion in federal procurement over a decade.
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Other funding includes $209.2 billion for operations and maintenance, $70.8 billion for research and development, and $120.8 billion for procurement.
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We've also merged our sustainability and procurement activities to move beyond traditional commodity buying where price is the primary driver.
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Across the metallic spectrum tariffs will ricochet back on U.S. consumers, not least the country's own military materials procurement arm.
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As a condition, the economy ministry said, Intel agreed to spend 15 billion shekels in "reciprocal procurement" from Israeli companies.
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But Google hopes it can expand soon, so that it can keep its procurement promise while it expands across Asia.
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And to ensure capital projects are done on budget and on time, the MTA hopes to expedite its procurement process.
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After that executive order, not being EPEAT certified could mean losing out in millions of dollars in government procurement contracts.
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Between the lines: Two big forces are driving the increases in direct procurement — corporate environmental pledges and falling renewables costs.
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Defence procurement almost always takes years in India, although Prime Minister Narendra Modi's administration has promised the military faster modernization.
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That means anyone who wants to download or analyze the government's public procurement data must buy a D&B license.
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A Defense Department procurement official is formally overseeing the cloud contract, known as the joint enterprise defense infrastructure, or JEDI.
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There are 40,000 companies in Latin America that spend $60,000 yearly in procurement solutions, creating a $2.5 billion market opportunity.
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Google took control of the entire development process of the device, from the industrial design to the procurement of components.
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And it is taking longer than they had hoped to put in place Ukraine's own competent and honest procurement agency.
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That hasn't stopped anti-abortion activists from continuing to call into question the ethics of abortion providers or procurement companies.
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A big part is transitioning from being just really an HR software leader to now finance and planning and procurement.
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Steven L. Schooner is the Nash & Cibinic Professor of Government Procurement Law at the George Washington University (GW) Law School.
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On cyber, the bill would give the Pentagon new emergency procurement powers to help recover from a potential cyber attack.
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"We want to spend taxpayer dollars fixing bridges and roadways and not on change orders and procurement lawyers," she said.
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Naturgy, meanwhile, hailed the agreement as a positive step in its plan to reduce its exposure to gas procurement contracts.
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The two fuel each other: The overarching belief that software will fix everything leads to slapdash engineering, procurement and deployment.
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The company also plans carbon reduction an explicit part of its procurement process when it selects suppliers beginning next summer.
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The new policy would also allow for the development, production and procurement of landmines only if they have these features.
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Under the City Charter, the comptroller's office can reject contracts for only certain reasons, including corruption in the procurement process.
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Yet even though the F-35 procurement sends strong signals to China, analysts agree that Singapore is sending them carefully.
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President Muhammadu Buhari approved $8.2 million "for the procurement of medical and relief materials" to help flooding victims, he said.
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American aid has backed independent investigative media, trained judges and prosecutors and helped set up transparent registers for government procurement.
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Etihad's strategy has allowed it to cut costs by pooling items such as aircraft procurement, while offering a larger network.
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"Once operational, the new solar project will bring Microsoft's total global direct procurement in renewable energy projects to 860 megawatts."
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To keep a cap on promised social spending, they plan to clamp down on waste and corruption in government procurement.
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A lower local procurement figure means GASC will have to import more wheat from abroad to fill its supply gap.
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The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, not PwC, is responsible for the design and procurement of the envelopes.
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India has a lengthy procurement process, and no decision is expected until well after a national election due by May.
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"My concern is that every company have a chance to participate in the procurement process — both online and traditional," Rep.
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He explained that the provision was born out of trying to create a specific provision for Defense Department procurement only.
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Further, the accumulated effects of budget unpredictability and a government procurement process have slowed progress on implementing next-generation technologies.
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Based in London, he will be responsible for global operations, global wells, global procurement, supply chain management and upstream engineering.
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What they're saying: U.S. Defense Secretary Mark Esper has previously described the procurement process as fair and without outside influence.
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"IBM has long raised serious concerns about the structure of the JEDI procurement," IBM spokesperson Adam Pratt said in July.
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It also illustrates how dysfunctional the weapons procurement process and arms industry are in the world's second-most-populous country.
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Would it surprise me if Iran went on a shopping spree before they had to go through the procurement channel?
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Following the first subpoena, the company, together with its external counsel and forensic accountants, initiated an investigation into the procurement practices.
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Kraft Heinz says that it has now completed an investigation that shows several employees in its procurement operation engaged in misconduct.
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The country has, for example, simplified business rules, required government employees to disclose their assets and enacted a new procurement law.
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"The steel ministry has found an innovative way of clearing the bad debt by ensuring procurement," said one of the sources.
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"Our customers want to ship more but with less impact," Mike Casteel, director of fleet procurement at UPS, told CNN Business.
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Asked to comment on the report, Huawei referred to a Japanese government policy document issued on Monday concerning cybersecurity during procurement.
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Petrofac also said it had won a contract worth $600 million from Algeria's Sonatrach to provide engineering, procurement and construction services.
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TOM LINTON, chief procurement and supply-chain officer at Flex, an American contract-manufacturing giant, has his finger on The Pulse.
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Any notion that prostitution websites introduce 'safety' to the sex trade by making procurement visible is a dangerous and misleading fallacy.
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According to an anonymous lawmaker, House chiefs of staff were briefed on a possible procurement scam and told to change passwords.
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Government interventions may work in industries such as solar power and railways, which are dominated by subsidies and public-sector procurement.
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The Pentagon requested $21.3 billion worth of munitions in its 2021 budget, which is 8.8% of total procurement in the request.
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The engineering, procurement and construction will be implemented by China Electric Power Equipment and Technology Co, a subsidiary of State Grid.
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In June Britain filed to rejoin the Government Procurement Agreement (GPA), part of the framework of the World Trade Organisation (WTO).
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