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COVID-19 emergency procurement trends, deviations, expansions, and excessive pricing
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Abstract
The arrival of the COVID-19 pandemic and the response by the South African government was consistent with global trends and prompted unprecedented public procurement. Government responses included the application of a staged lockdown as well as large-scale mobilization of procurement measures for emergency and medical services, business support as well as other social incentives.
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Themes
transporthealth
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