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French interministerial eProcurement plateform

Acronym of the case:

Marches-publics.gouv

Web address of the case:

https://www.marches-publics.gouv.fr/index.php

Country of the case:

France

City/region:

Paris

Centralized procurement | eprocurement | plateform


Posting Date: 5 February 2010
Last Edited Date: 26 February 2010

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Author:

Alain Ducass (Adetef (Minefe))France
Type of initiative
  • Project or service
Case Abstract

National eProcurement market place for ministries and chambers of commerce

Description of the case
Domain
eGovernment
Topic
eProcurement
Sector
Procurement
Start date - End date
June 2009 (Ongoing)
Date operational
June 2009
Target Users
Administrative | Business (industry) | Business (SME) | Intermediaries
Scope
National
Status
Operation
Language(s)
English
Policy Context and Legal Framework

This plateform is a mix of many ministerial platforms put all together in a single one

Project Size and Implementation
Type of initiative
IT infrastructures and products
Overall Implementation approach
Public administration
Technology choice
Mainly (or only) open standards
Funding source
Public funding national
Implementation and Management Approach

This initiative is managed by a specific govermental agency : "le service des achats de l'Etat"

Impact, innovation and results
Lessons learnt

A succesfull story as all the main ministries have gathered on a single plateform with much more simplicity for the companies to find a tender and far less operative costs than previously when each ministry and each Chamber of Commerce had his own plateform

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