Masters in Procurement and Supply Management (MPSM) Program: Recent submissions
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Sustainable procurement: scope and practice in the public sector in Bangladesh
(BRAC University, 2012-12)Sustainable procurement (SP) is procurement that is consistent with the principles of sustainable development, such as ensuring a strong, healthy and just society, living within environmental limits, and promoting good ... -
Remedies available for aggrieved tenderers under PPR 2008 : a diagnostic analysis
(BRAC University, 2012-12)Like any other Public procurement rules/regulation/directives, Public Procurement Rules 2008 (PPR 2008) has also well defined grievance remedy procedures. Under the PPR 2008, there are four stages of complaints lodge ... -
Challenges of implementing electronic government procurement : a case study on Bangladesh water development board
(BRAC University, 2012-12)Electronic Government Procurement (e-GP) solutions make purchasing activities more effective in terms of both time and cost. A large number of procurement articles have appeared in the literature in last 12 years. e-GP is ... -
Impact assessment of Limited Tendering Method (LTM) of PPR 2008 in Local Government Engineering Department (LGED)
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Contract management practices in World Bank and PPR 2008 : a comparative study
(BRAC University, 2013-03)Public Procurement always tries to achieve value for money and assure best service through maintaining transparency and accountability in spending fund provided by Government or other development partners. These spending ... -
Comparison of intellectual and professional service contract evaluation procedure : PPR-2008 Vs World Bank and ADB
(BRAC University, 2013-03)The PPR – 2008, WB guidelines and ADB Guidelines are basically prepared for the proper guidance of the procurement at the same time it also provide legal support and a restrictive boundary for the parties involved in ... -
Compliance of PPR 2008 : a study on LGED based on KPIs
(BRAC University, 2013-03-31)Transparency, efficiency, accountability, competitiveness, equitable treatment and free & fair competition are essential to be ensured in the procurement using public funds. In Bangladesh, these could not be ensured ...