Journal of Public Procurement: Volume 21 Issue 2

Significant governance factors in PPP infrastructure delivery performance in Ghana

Titus Ebenezer Kwofie, Florence Yaa Akyiaa Ellis, Desmond Opoku

Inefficiencies in public-private partnership (PPP) has been attributed to deficient and poor governance practices and structures. It has been recognized that a veritable way to…

Framing sustainability in public procurement by typologizing sustainability indicators – the case of Switzerland

Sebastian Knebel, Peter Seele

Sustainable public procurement (SPP) lacks common means for its operationalization within legislative latitudes. Through the translation of sustainability indicators (SIs) from…

How external stakeholders drive the green public procurement practice? An organizational learning perspective

Junqi Liu, Yanlin Ma, Andrea Appolloni, Wenjuan Cheng

This study aims to uncover the black box of the influence mechanism between external stakeholder drivers and green public procurement practice, and meanwhile to explore the…

Joint procurement of complex products: actual price savings, perceived nonmonetary advantages, disadvantages and impediments

Pricivel Carrera, Sükran Katik, Fredo Schotanus

Little is known about actual price savings generated by cooperative purchasing and nonmonetary advantages, disadvantages and impediments for the cooperative purchasing of complex…

Supplier satisfaction with public sector competitive tendering processes

Stephen Kelly, Donna Marshall, Helen Walker, John Israilidis

This paper aims to explore the supplier perspective on competitive tendering processes and build on an increasing and developing interest in supplier satisfaction with public…

Factors influencing public procurement during disasters: the cases of Chile and New Zealand

Raúl Aparicio-Arias, Jenny Moreno

This paper aims to explore public procurement frameworks during disasters in Chile and New Zealand, identifying the factors that affect government procurement performance in…