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Over 530 Companies Vie For Nigerian Railway's N11bn Projects - Vimarsana News

Over 530 Companies Vie For Nigerian Railway's N11bn Projects

In a testament to the burgeoning interest in Nigeria's railway infrastructure development, more than 530 companies have eagerly submitted bids for a multitude

Minister grilled over police cars - Vimarsana News

Minister grilled over police cars

MPs have lashed Home Affairs Minister, Lebona Lephema, for buying police cars without going through an open tender. The 75 cars were bought from two South African companies. The Mahindra vehicles were bought from Smith Auto Group (Pty) Ltd while the Honda Fit cars were bought from Metro ARM (Pty) Ltd. The Honda Fit vehicles […]

Lifetime of Achievement: Jacqui Rock - Vimarsana News

Lifetime of Achievement: Jacqui Rock

NHS Chief Commercial Officer Jacqui Rock has seen first-hand landmark procurement healthcare changes in the UK

Senate Bill Would Require Several Important Updates To The Way The US Federal Government Acquires Technology - Government Contracts, Procurement & PPP - Vimarsana News

Senate Bill Would Require Several Important Updates To The Way The US Federal Government Acquires Technology - Government Contracts, Procurement & PPP

A bipartisan bill introduced in the US Senate would mandate updates to federal procurement regulations and procedures for the acquisition of technology.

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Tackling the Budget Utilisation Challenges in the Nigerian Health Sector — National Accord Newspaper - Vimarsana News

Tackling the Budget Utilisation Challenges in the Nigerian Health Sector — National Accord Newspaper

The Nigerian health sector is severely underfunded. Each budget year, the majority of health advocates lament the federal government’s inability to meet the Abuja Declaration’s target of allocating at least 15% of the country’s budget to the health sector.