Co-designing an outcome-based public procurement

Juha Koivisto

Journal of Public Procurement, 2018, vol. 18, issue 4, 323-335

Abstract: Purpose - This paper aims to increase the understanding of involvement and participation in the co-design of an outcome-based procurement. Design/methodology/approach - First, it presents a relational model for performing co-design activities. Second, it examines how the model might be applied in performing an outcome-based procurement. Third, it presents a Web-based platform for co-designing procurement, developed according to the relational model. Fourth, it illustrates the model with a concrete procurement where the collaboration is mainly performed face to face, but partly mediated by the Web-based platform. Findings - As a conclusion, the relational co-design model seems to work well in framing the core tasks of an outcome-based procurement. In spite of that, the Web-based platform does not direct the user enough to perform procurement.

Keywords: Outcome-based; public; procurement (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2018
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DOI: 10.1108/JOPP-11-2018-019

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