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|a Public Procurement in Nuevo León, Mexico
|h Elektronische Ressource
|b Promoting Efficiency through Centralisation and Professionalisation
|c Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development
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|a Contratación pública en Nuevo León, México : Promoviendo la eficiencia por medio de la centralización y la profesionalización
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|a The legal and institutional framework of the public procurement function in Nuevo León -- Strategically supporting complementary objectives in Nuevo León -- Implementing electronic mechanisms to support Nuevo León's procurement system -- Encouraging participation in the dispute resolution system in Nuevo León -- Foreword and Acknowledgements -- Executive summary -- Increasing efficiency and fairness in the solicitation and contract award process in Nuevo León -- Enhancing professionalisation and capacity of the public procurement workforce in Nuevo León -- Ensuring the integrity of public procurement processes in Nuevo León -- Fostering effective risk management and internal controls in Nuevo León -- Ensuring results: implementing robust post-award contract management in Nuevo León -- Acronyms and abbreviations
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|a This review examines the ongoing public procurement reforms in Nuevo León, Mexico: both the progress achieved so far and the many challenges that remain. It discusses the benefits of further centralisation of public procurement activities for goods and services, greater aggregation, and a shift in administrative culture from excessive formality toward strategic public procurement and value for money. The review provides concrete proposals addressing every aspect of the procurement lifecycle, from planning and market consultations to contract management
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