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Public Procurement Web Portal
The public procurement web portal is a government information system that provides a single access point to electronic public procurement services. It facilitates the registration of participants, planning, conducting, and tracking public procurement processes, as well as access to information, statistics, clarifications, and helps reduce violations in public procurements.
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Knowledge base
Cost of building a school place in Kazakhstan for 2021-2022
Research
Public Monitoring: Case 1. Analysis of Sole-Source Procurement Trends
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Public Monitoring: Case 2. Identification of Misuse of Justifications for Sole-Source Procurement
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Public Monitoring: Case 3. Identifying “Favored” Suppliers of a Specific Procuring Entity and Other Risks
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Policymakers: Case 1. Assessing the Impact of Legislative Changes
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Policymakers: Case 2. % Real-Time Calculation of Budget Fund Utilization Through Government Procurement
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Policymakers: Case 3. Conducting an Analysis of the Effectiveness of Government Procurement at a National, Regional, or Market Level
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Policymakers: Case 4. Identifying Market Failures in the Absence of Suppliers in Specific Markets
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Buyers: Case 1. Analysis of Potential Supplier’s History in Government Procurement
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Buyers: Case 2. Comparing Procurement Activity Results with Similar Buyers Across Different Regions and Industries
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Buyers: Case 3. Evaluation of Price Reasonableness for a Potential Supplier’s Specific Bid
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Suppliers: Case 1. Analysis of Competitor Business Activities in Government Procurement
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Suppliers: Case 2. Analysis of Procurement History of Potential Procuring Entities
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Suppliers: Case 3. Formulating a Strategy for Product Selection for Supply through Unified Commodity, Work, and Service Classification (UCWSC) Procurement Data Analysis
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Suppliers: Case 4. Developing Pricing Strategy for Supplied Products Based on Analysis of Procurement History via the Unified Commodity, Work, and Service Classification (UCWSC) and Competitor Activity
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