E-Procurement - Guidance Note on Procurement
I. Introduction 1 II. Use of E-Procurement in ADB-Financed Projects 6 III. Planning for E-Procurement 9 IV. Phased Investment 12 V. Developing an E-Procurement System 14 Appendix: Risks in E-Bidding and Remedial Measures 26
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