Journal of Public Procurement

2001 - 2025

Current editor(s): Prof. David Loseby

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Volume 13, issue 4, 2013

Determining ‘the most economically advantageous tender’ based on capability and fee-percentage criteria pp. 409-446

Pertti Lahdenperä

The politics of bounded procurement: Purists, brokers and the politics-procurement dichotomy pp. 447-475

Alexandru V. Roman

Developing a public value healthcare procurement framework pp. 476-515

Alan Turrell

Impact of political-economy variables on cost growth in military weapon system contracts pp. 516-538

Jonathan D. Ritschel

Volume 13, issue 03, 2013

Dispelling fear and loathing in government acquisition: A proposal for cultivational governance in dod source selections pp. 289-314

Steve M. Maser and Fred Thompson

Design and build procurements in the polish public sector pp. 315-336

Agnieszka Leśniak and Krzysztof Zima

Public policy and financial management through eprocurement: A practice oriented normative model for maximizing transformative impacts pp. 337-363

Alexandru V. Roman

An appraisal of the use of social criteria in public procurement in Nigeria pp. 364-397

Temidayo O. Akenroye

Volume 13, issue 3, 2013

The logic of estimation: Describing the budgetary work of program managers pp. 293-311

Osbin L. Ervin

Volume 13, issue 2, 2013

“Best value for money” in procurement pp. 149-175

Nicola Dimitri

Unwritten ground rules (UGRS) in public procurement in developing countries pp. 176-214

Shahadat Khan

A model to measure e-procurement impacts on organizational performance pp. 215-242

Francesco Gardenal

An empirical analysis of coercive means of enforcing compliance in public procurement pp. 243-273

Frederick A. Mwakibinga and Arnt Buvik

Volume 13, issue 1, 2013

Size and structure in the purchasing function: Evidence from German municipalities pp. 1-38

Christoph H. Glock and Michael G. Broens

U.S. and E.U. sme subcontracting policy and practice trends: Towards a transatlantic accountability consensus pp. 39-71

Max V. Kidalov

Liberalised public procurement of ict services for schools: An empirical case from finland pp. 72-102

Pekka Leviäkangas, Raine Hautala, Virpi Britschgi and Risto Öörni

Characterizing the accuracy of dod operating and support cost estimates pp. 103-132

Erin T. Ryan, David R. Jacques, Jonathan D. Ritschel and Christine M. Schubert

Volume 12, issue 4, 2012

Outsourced contracts, buyer-supplier trust, supplier opportunistic behavior and supplier performance in ugandan public procuring and disposing entities (PDEs) pp. 435-470

Arthur Ahimbisibwe, Moses Muhwezi and Sudi Nangoli

Innovation procurement as projects pp. 472-504

Jillian Yeow and Jakob Edler

Measuring the efficient management of public works contracts: A non-parametric approach pp. 528-546

Calogero Guccio, Giacomo Pignataro and Ilde Rizzo

State-Business relations and participation of firms in public procurement in russia: An empirical study pp. 547-592

Olga Demidova and Andrei Yakovlev

Volume 12, issue 3, 2012

Public contract writing systems: A house divided pp. 295-322

Robert E. Lloyd

An exploration of management competencies in public sector procurement pp. 333-355

David McKevitt, Paul Davis, Roelf Woldring, Kay Smith, Anthony Flynn and Emma McEvoy

After katrina: Comparisons of post-disaster public procurement approaches and outcomes in the new orleans area pp. 356-385

Christopher L. Atkinson and Alka K. Sapat

The excessive profits of defense contractors: Evidence and determinants pp. 386-406

Chong Wang and Joseph San Miguel

Different design - different cost: An empirical analysis of combinatorial public procurement bidding of road maintenance pp. 407-422

Anders Lunander and Sofia Lundberg

Volume 12, issue 2, 2012

Public procurement through performance-based logistics: Conceptual underpinnings and empirical insights pp. 151-188

Florian C. Kleemann, Andreas Glas and Michael Essig

A model of trade restrictiveness index: Its application and implications in public procurement pp. 189-220

Demelash Demessie

E-Procurement: Myth or Reality pp. 221-248

Clifford McCue and Alexandru V. Roman

Case studies of bid-rigging and procurement reform assessment in fuel oil supply in Japan and Korea pp. 249-275

Koki Arai

Volume 12, issue 1, 2012

Early contractor involvement in dutch infrastructure development: Initial experiences with parallel procedures for planning and procurement pp. 4-42

Sander Lenferink, Jos Arts, Taede Tillema, Marcelle van Valkenburg and Roel Nijsten

Environmental impacts and the most economically advantageous tender in public procurement pp. 43-80

Katriina Parikka-Alhola and Ari Nissinen

Combinatorial auctions in public procurement: Experiences from sweden pp. 81-108

Anders Lunander and Sofia Lundberg

Supply management concepts in local government: Four case studies pp. 109-141

Gerasimos Gianakis and Clifford McCue

Volume 11, issue 4, 2011

Reconciling incongruous policy objectives and benchmarking kenyaʼs public procurement law: a review of the selex case1 pp. 451-481

Muthomi Thiankolu

Risks associated with performance specifications in highway infrastructure procurement pp. 482-508

Shekhar S. Patil and Keith R. Molenaar

Matching supply-side costs with demand-side value in procurement auctions pp. 509-537

Jeremy Chen

Services supply chain in the united states navy: an empirical study of current management practices pp. 538-562

Aruna Apte, Uday M. Apte and Rene G. Rendon

Volume 11, issue 3, 2011

Risk management in humanitarian procurement and supply chain pp. 301-322

Jacqueline Pontré, Volker Welter, Joao N. Veiga Malta, Ibrahim Faria and Anna Chernyshova

Anti-corruption in public procurement in nigeria: challenges and competency strategies pp. 323-333

Joseph K. Achua

The development of a relational orientation to consultants amongst project managers pp. 354-387

Branco Ponomariov and Gordon Kingsley

Small manufacturing businesses: their interest in securing contracts from public agencies pp. 388-402

John J. Withey

Using fuzzy decision making for supplier selection in public procurement pp. 403-427

Nicola Costantino, Mariagrazia Dotoli, Marco Falagario and Maria Pia Fanti

Volume 11, issue 2, 2011

The root causes of contract administration problems pp. 171-189

Richard J. Sebastian and Bill Davison

Estimating the final cost of a DoD acquisition contract pp. 190-205

Steven P. Tracy and Edward D. White

Lean thinking and its implications for public procurement: moving forward with assessment and implementation pp. 206-239

Joseph J. Schiele and Clifford P. McCue

Do the baby and the bathwater deserve the same fate? An exploratory study of collaborative pricing in the U.S. department of defense pp. 240-274

Timothy G. Hawkins and Jeffrey R. Cuskey

Volume 11, issue 1, 2011

Psychological climate, catharsis, organizational anomie, psychological wellness and ethical procurement behaviour in ugandaʼs public sector pp. 1-32

Joseph Mpeera Ntayi, Augustine Ahiauzu and Sarah Eyaa

Economic and political determinants of public procurement corruption in developing countries: An empirical study from uganda pp. 33-60

Benon C. Basheka

Recent reforms to promote social responsibility procurement in east asian states: a comparative analysis pp. 61-94

David Seth Jones

Examining the merits of municipal police contracting pp. 95-107

Richard W. Schwester

A detailed analysis of the relationship between contract administration problems and contract types pp. 108-226

Bill Davison and Richard J. Sebastian