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Public Procurement and Bumiputera Company Development in the Construction Industry: Reviewing Policies, Exploring Possibilities

September 29, 2021 PFU, Procurement

Public Procurement and Bumiputera Company Development in the Construction Industry: Reviewing Policies, Exploring Possibilities

Procurement Legislation, Compliance, Transparency and Accountability in Malaysia: A Final Report of IDEAS Procurement Research and Roundtable Series 2020

December 2, 2020 PFU, Procurement

Procurement Legislation, Compliance, Transparency and Accountability in Malaysia: A Final Report of IDEAS Procurement Research and Roundtable Series 2020

Policy Paper No 68 – Improving Direct Negotiation rules in Malaysia: Learning from current practices and international laws

November 26, 2020 PFU, Procurement

Policy Paper No 68 – Improving Direct Negotiation rules in Malaysia: Learning from current practices and international laws

Policy Paper No 16 – Public Procurement in FTAs : The Challenges for Malaysia

December 1, 2014 PFU, Procurement

Policy Paper No 16 – Public Procurement in FTAs : The Challenges for Malaysia

Policy Paper No 13 – Generating best value for taxpayers’ money: How to improve transparency and accountability in Malaysia’s public contracting system

July 2, 2014 PFU, Procurement

Policy Paper No 13 – Generating best value for taxpayers’ money: How to improve transparency and accountability in Malaysia’s public contracting system

Policy Paper No 10 – Transparency in European public procurement: benefits and lessons for Malaysia

January 15, 2014 PFU, Procurement

Policy Paper No 10 – Transparency in European public procurement: benefits and lessons for Malaysia

Policy Paper No 7 – Key failings in the Malaysian public procurement system and how they can be addressed by greater transparency

October 1, 2013 PFU, Procurement

Policy Paper No 7 – Key failings in the Malaysian public procurement system and how they can be addressed by greater transparency