Government Procurement Working Group Clause Samples
The Government Procurement Working Group clause establishes a dedicated body or committee responsible for overseeing and coordinating matters related to government procurement within the context of an agreement or organization. This group typically consists of representatives from relevant parties who meet regularly to discuss procurement policies, address challenges, and facilitate the implementation of agreed standards or procedures. Its core practical function is to ensure effective communication, resolve procurement-related issues, and promote transparency and consistency in government purchasing processes.
Government Procurement Working Group. The Working Group on Government Procurement established pursuant to Article 15.3.1 (Working Groups) shall meet, as mutually agreed or upon request of a Party, to:
(a) consider issues regarding government procurement and BOT contracts or public works concessions that are referred to it by a Party;
(b) exchange information relating to the government procurement and BOT contracts or public works concessions opportunities in each Party; and
(c) discuss any other matters related to the operation of this Chapter.
Government Procurement Working Group. Upon request of a Party, the Parties shall convene a Government Procurement Working Group to address issues related to the implementation of this Chapter. Such issues may include:
(a) bilateral cooperation relating to the development and use of electronic communications in government procurement systems;
(b) exchange of statistics and other information needed for monitoring procurement conducted by the Parties and the results of the application of this Chapter; and
(c) exploration of potential interest in further negotiations aimed at further broadening of the scope of market access commitments under this Chapter.