Peer Reviewed: The law of Government Procurement in South Africa
In SmartProcurement’s May Newsletter, we discussed the Public Procurement Law Review’s opinions on Phoebe Bolton’s new legal work ‘The Law of Government Procurement in South Africa’. This month, SmartProcurement publishes a review of the book by Mr Isac Smith, director Supply Chain Management at the Western Cape Department of Health.
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New work provides easy access to government's procurement policies
“A must-read for anyone who is pursuing a professional career in Procurement & Supply Management!"Owing to the fragmented regime governing public procurement in South Africa, it is exceedingly difficult to form a coherent view of the legal regime of government contracting. Professor Phoebe Bolton's book, The Law of Government Procurement in South Africa, provides for the first time relatively easy access to this regime, which will undoubtedly be of significant assistance to anyone approaching this field of law, says Geo Quinot in the 'Public Procurement Law Review'.
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In-Depth 2008 Procurement Salary Survey Report Published
SmartProcurement, in conjunction with Purchasing Index, Commerce Edge and Tech-Pro Personnel have created a comprehensive, in depth report based on the findings of the National Procurement and Supply Management (P & SM) Salary Survey. The report which compliments the results previously published was based on 522 voluntary respondents who participated are representative of the major sectors of commerce, industry and the public service. To download a free comprehensive extract of the report, click here.
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The Law of Government Procurement in South Africa
Publisher Lexis Nexis has launched the The Law of Government Procurement in South Africa the very first comprehensive analysis of this topic. It systematically covers the entire field of law applicable to government procurement and examines the scope and effect of the current procurement legislation in the light of existing case law and commentary. Posted by StaffWriter at 2:41 PM