Journal of Public Procurement

2001 - 2024

Current editor(s): Mr David Loseby

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The world bank e-Procurement for the selection of consultants: challenges and lessons learned pp. 319-339: Knut Leipold, Jason Klemow, Francine Holloway and Kishor Vaidya
Promoting economy: electronic reverse auctions under the ec directives on public procurement pp. 340-374: Ohad Soudry
Assessing the management costs of delivering services under alternative institutional arrangements pp. 375-396: Trevor L. Brown and Matthew Potoski
Ban-on-negotiations in tender procedures: undermining best value for money? pp. 397-436: Kai Krüger
Pan-american health organization’s humanitarian supply management system: de-politicization of the humanitarian supply chain by creating accountability pp. 437-449: Rolando M. Tomasini and Luk N. Van Wassenhove
The future of small businesses in the U.S. federal government marketplace pp. 450-470: Major Clark and Chad Moutray

The growth of e-procurement in american state governments: A model and empirical evidence pp. 151-176: Christopher G. Reddick
Evaluation of competitive sourcing performance work statement metrics pp. 210-237: Ty A. Randall, Heidi S. Brothers and Daniel T. Holt
Evolutionary acquisition: an analysis of defense procurement and recommendations for expanded use1 pp. 238-267: Ryan M. Novak, Trevor T. Sthultz, Timothy S. Reed, Christopher C. Wood, Jesse A. Kirstein and Jason A. Whittle

Drivers of compensation of heads of procurement units, supervisors, and materials managers in the public sector pp. 1-21: Mohamad G. Alkadry
Assessing outsourcing potential in a state dot pp. 22-42: Chester G. Wilmot, Donald R. Deis and Rong Xu
A simulation approach to in-house versus contracted out cost comparisons pp. 43-66: Donald R. Deis, Helmut Schneider, Chester G. Wilmot and Charles H. Coates
Is contracting out in new york city tinkering or reinventing government? pp. 67-83: Ronald W. Blendermann, Rita Ormsby, John Sharp and Edward A. Zimmerman
Government/business relationships: insights into contract implementation pp. 84-115: Sijun Wang and Michele D. Bunn

Vendor diversity in public sector purchasing: the case of the florida department of health pp. 320-337: Steven A. Watson, Robert G. Brooks, Thomas Arnold, Kathy Mason and Cathy McEachron
The impact of public firms commercialisation on purchasing management pp. 357-369: Alessandro Ancarani
CHINA’S LEGAL FRAMEWORK FOR PUBLIC PROCUREMENT pp. 370-388: Robert Rothery

Assessing federal procurement reform: has the procurement pendulum stopped swinging? pp. 145-175: Joseph A. Pegnato
Managing the italian healthcare system: the viewpoint of the purchasing and marketing office pp. 176-191: Emidia Vagnoni
A review of state procurement and contracting pp. 192-214: John R. Bartle and Ronnie LaCourse Korosec
The use of qualifications-based selection in public procurement: A survey research pp. 215-249: Yuhua Qiao and Glenn Cummings
Procuring expertise: the case of local government water and sewer rate analyses pp. 250-273: Gerasimos A. Gianakis and XiaoHu Wang

Exploring differences in the american states’ procurement practices pp. 3-28: Jerrell D. Coggburn
Performance measures for evaluating the financial benefits of state term commodity pp. 43-56: Stephen E. Celec, E. Joe Nosari and Dan Voich
A comparison of purchasing’s organizational roles and responsibilities in the public and private sector pp. 57-74: P. Fraser Johnson, Michiel R. Leenders and Clifford McCue
P-card utilization in municipal government: advantages and concerns pp. 75-94: John L. Daly and Michael A. Buehner
The florida sunshine law and evaluation committees pp. 95-107: Kirk W. Buffington

A strategy for firms facing offset obligations: The case of maryland pp. 157-186: Travis K. Taylor
Choosing the open or the restricted procedure: Abigdeal or a bigdeal? pp. 187-215: Govert Heijboer and Jan Telgen
The economic context of government procurement: new challenges and new opportunities pp. 216-236: Guy Callender and Darin Matthews
The market’s response to contract award announcements: government versus corporate contracts pp. 237-251: Stephen J. Larson and Armand Picou
County use of the RFP process to select joint venture developers of water-view property: a case study pp. 252-260: Darla H. Herbold
Procurement reform in the ghana health sector pp. 261-268: Rob Verhage, Johan van de Gronden, Kofi Awanyo and Samuel Boateng

Understanding the incremental nature of e-procurement implementation at the state and local levels pp. 5-28: Susan A. MacManus
Procurement practices in the singapore civil service: balancing control and delegation pp. 29-53: David S. Jones
Contracting for public bus transit: do techniques employed make a difference in service outcome? pp. 73-92: David R. Shetterly
An analysis of private versus public sector responses to the environmental challenges of the supply chain pp. 93-105: Steve New, Ken Green and Barbara Morton

Public procurement re-examined pp. 9-50: Khi V. Thai
Public purchasing: who’s minding the store? pp. 71-95: Clifford P. McCue and Gerasimos A. Gianakis