Procurement Reform

Procurement Reform

How Selected Countries Perform Certain Gsa Activities

by Bernard L. Ungar

51 pages· 1999· ISBN 9780756707606
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How foreign governments perform procure. activities that in the U.S. fall under the responsibility of the Gen. Serv. Admin's. Fed. Supply Serv. (FSS) and Fed. Tech. Serv. (FTS). FSS and FTS act on behalf of Fed. agencies as central buying agents for a wide range of goods and services. This report focuses on Canada, Australia, the UK, and New Zealand because they had made a major commitment to procure. reform, and some of the reforms were in activities similar to those carried out by FSS and FTS. The objective was to identify the org's., policies, and programs that these countries had in place to assist agencies with the procure. of supplies, vehicles, telecomm., and IT.

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