Outsourcing procurement in the public sector.

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Bibliographic Details
Format:	eBook
Language:	English
Published:	Mandaluyong, Philippines : Asian Development Bank, June 2013.
Subjects:	Government purchasing. POLITICAL SCIENCE > Public Affairs & Administration. Government purchasing
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Table of Contents:

Cover
Contents
Tables and Figures
Foreword
Acknowledgments
Abbreviations
Executive Summary
Introduction
I. General Role of Procurement Agents in the Public Sector
II. Procurement Agents and Official Development Assistance
A. Using Procurement Agents in Projects Financed by Official Development Assistance
B. Using Procurement Agents in ADB-Financed Projects: Policy and Related Issues
III. The Regulated Market-Based System in the Peopleâ€?s Republic of China
A. Legal and Institutional Frameworks
B. Accreditation of Procurement Agents in the Peopleâ€?s Republic of ChinaC. Analysis: Advantages and Challenges of the Peopleâ€?s Republic of China Model
IV. The Centralized Procurement Agency Model
A. Case Studies
V. Conclusion: Basic Considerations for the Future
A. Developing the Legal, Regulatory, and Institutional Frameworks
B. Outsourcing Procurement at the Project and Agency Levels
Appendixes
1 Case Studies on the Two Roles of Procurement Agents
2 The Success Story of Consip, Italy
Tables
1 Procurement Agent Service Fees Set by the National Development and Reform Commission (as of 2010) (%)2 Certified Procurement Agents in the Peopleâ€?s Republic of China, 2010
3 Advantages and Disadvantage of the Centralized and Decentralized Procurement Models
4 Differences between Highest and Lowest Prices for Similar Goods in the United Kingdom
Figures
1 Target Time Taken for Single-Stage-One-Envelope International Competitive Bidding
2 Actual Average Time Taken for Bid Evaluation by Executing Agencies for Single-Stage-One-Envelope International Competitive Bidding3 Total Value of Public Procurement in the Republic of Korea and the Percentage of Public Procurement Service Pass-Through, 2011
4 Reduction of the Procurement Budget in the Public Procurement Service through Price Analysis (million)
5 Price Comparison Samples: Private Market Prices versus Multiple Award Schedule Contract Prices
6 Price Comparison Samples for Common Use Items: Private Market Prices versus the Procurement Service of the Department of Budget and Management Prices (%)7 Planned Responsibilities for the New Procurement Service of the Department of Budget and Management Corporate Entity
8 Decision Process for Make or Buy, Adapted to Public Procurement

Outsourcing procurement in the public sector.

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