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A discussion of two areas of the “Working Report” by RAND from the 2007 survey of IACCM members’ experience in public procurement. (1) Public procurement is slower, more costly and less profitable than private sector procurement; and (2) the approach of procurement authorities in allocating risk is problematic, as it excludes potential suppliers and reduces value for money for the public.
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KAREN NORTHEY, BT Global Services
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