Key Resources
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New York State Procurement GuidelinesProcurement instructions and manuals
Uploaded: 2013-06-05
Download+ Read summaryThe New York State Procurement Guidelines (2009) are designed to assist state agencies in making procurements efficiently and effectively by providing agency program and fiscal staff with a source of basic, systematic guidance about state procurement policies and practices.
Guidebook to Public ProcurementProcurement instructions and manuals
Uploaded: 2013-05-01
Download (external site)+ Read summaryThe guidebook has been created by integrating Florida Statutes and Rules that govern public procurement with best practices in the industry. The result is an approach to public procurement that encompasses a seven-stage process that progresses from procurement needs assessment to contract management.
Guide to procurement for projects financed by the EIBProcurement instructions and manuals
Uploaded: 2012-05-17
Download (external site)+ Read summaryThe purpose of this Guide to Procurement is to inform the promoters of a project whose contracts are financed in whole or in part by the European Investment Bank (EIB) - or are financed under loans guaranteed by the EIB - of the arrangements to be made for procuring works, goods and services required for the project.
UN Procurement Practitioner's HandbookProcurement instructions and manuals
Uploaded: 2012-03-07
Download+ Read summaryProcurement in the UN system is governed by the established regulations and rules of each UN organization. While such regulations and rules may differ in matters of detail, all organizations are guided by the Common Guidelines for Procurement. These Common Guidelines cover procurement stages from sourcing activities that precede a requisition to the execution of a procurement contract.
