Committee on procurement Sample Clauses

Committee on procurement. 1. The Parties hereby establish a Committee on Procurement comprising representatives of each Party. 2. The Committee shall: (a) evaluate the implementation of this Chapter and recommend to the Parties the appropriate activities; (b) evaluate and follow up the activities related to cooperation; and (c) consider further negotiations aimed at broadening the coverage of this Chapter.
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Committee on procurement. The Parties hereby establish a Committee on Procurement to address matters such as increasing the understanding of their respective government procurement systems, with a view to maximizing access to government procurement.
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Committee on procurement. The Parties hereby establish a Committee on Procurement comprising representatives of each Party. On request, the Committee shall meet to address matters related to the implementation of this Chapter, such as: (a) bilateral cooperation relating to the development and use of electronic communications in government procurement systems, including developments that may lead to reducing the time limits for tendering set out in Article 9.5; (b) exchange of statistics and other information to assist the Parties in monitoring the implementation and operation of this Chapter; (c) consideration of further negotiations aimed at broadening the coverage of this Chapter, including with respect to sub-federal or sub-central entities and state-owned enterprises; and (d) efforts to increase understanding of their respective government procurement systems, with a view to maximizing access to government procurement opportunities for small business suppliers. To that end, either Party may request the other to provide trade-related technical assistance, including training of government personnel or interested suppliers on specific elements of each Party’s government procurement system.
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Committee on procurement. 1. The Parties establish the Committee on Government Procurement which shall be composed of representatives of their respective Governments and shall meet at such times, places and by such means as the Parties may agree. 2. The Committee on Government Procurement may: (a) Monitor the implementation of this Chapter, including taking advantage of the opportunities offered by increased access to government procurement and recommend appropriate activities to the Parties; (b) Evaluate and follow up on the cooperation activities submitted by the Parties; (c) Consider holding additional negotiations with the objective of expanding the coverage of this Chapter at the request of either Party; (d) Make efforts to increase understanding of the Parties' respective public procurement systems, with a view to maximizing access to public procurement opportunities, especially for MSME suppliers; (e) To address issues related to the application of this Chapter and to xxxx mutually acceptable solutions, without prejudice to the right of the Parties to have recourse to the dispute settlement system set forth in Chapter 18 (Dispute Settlement), and (f) Submit reports and recommendations to the Bilateral Administrative Commission on matters related to this Chapter.
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Committee on procurement. The Parties hereby establish a Committee on Procurement comprising representatives of each Party. On request of a Party, the Committee shall meet to address matters related to the implementation of this Chapter, such as: (a) cooperation relating to the development and use of electronic communications in government procurement systems, including developments that may allow procuring entities to reduce the time limits for tendering set out in Article 9.5.2; (b) exchange of statistics and other information to assist the Parties in monitoring the implementation and operation of this Chapter; (c) consideration of further negotiations aimed at broadening the coverage of this Chapter; and (d) efforts to increase understanding of their respective government procurement systems, with a view to maximizing access to government procurement opportunities, especially for small business suppliers. To that end, a Party may ask the other Party to provide trade-related technical assistance, including training of government personnel or interested suppliers on specific elements of that Party's government procurement system, in coordination with the Committee on Trade Capacity Building, as appropriate.
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Committee on procurement. The Parties herby establish a Sub-Committee on Procurement comprising representatives of each Party.
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