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The primary function of public procurement is procuring goods, services and infrastructure on the best possible terms. The secondary function of government procurement is to promote broader social, economic, and environmental outcomes in line with the constitutional mandate of public spending. In the case of South Africa, public procurement is facilitated through the e-tender platform, whereby the government invites service providers to do business with governmental departments by taking part in a competitive bidding process.
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