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Sri Lanka Cuts Six Months From Govt Procurement Process
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1 min readFrom 1 outlets- Newsfirst says the change covers ministries, government departments and other public institutions.
- Newsfirst reports that the revised timing is expected to shorten the procurement process by six months.
Newsfirst reports that Sri Lanka has introduced a change to public procurement, allowing ministries, government departments and other public bodies to begin and progress a substantial portion of procurement before the national budget receives approval.
Newsfirst’s headline says the revised approach cuts six months from the government procurement process. Its report does not provide further details about which stages are covered, when the change takes effect or how institutions will implement it.
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