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AnnexureAStandard for InfrastructureProcurement and Delivery ManagementFirst editionOctober2015 Effective Date: 1 July2016iINTRODUCTIONP ublic infrastructureSouth African citizens aresurrounded bypublic Infrastructure . Offices andfacilities provide places of workfor officials. Schools,hospitals and clinicsprovide essential services. Roads and railwaysnot onlyenabletravel,but also distribute goods and posts, harbours and airports are the physical linkswith neighbouring countries and the world. Dams provide water for human consumptionandagriculturaland industrial purposes. Networks deliver water and electricity toconsumersand convey industrialeffluent, soilwater and wastewater to treatment is foundational to a better lifefor , investmentin economic Infrastructure will not necessarily lead to economic which provides improvements or efficiencies in services, production or export capabilities,and which is delivered and maintained in a mannerthatminimises waste of materials, time and effort inorder to generate the maximum possible amount of value, is most likely to contribute to economic is required by the state and state-owned businesses to deliver services to citizens.
Procurement and supply chain management reform The South African Planning Commission’s National Development Plan 2030: Our future – make it work proposes that the following five areas be focused on in designing a procurement system that is better able to deliver value for money, while minimising the scope for corruption:
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