Beijing to Have Longer Government Procurement Bill

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Tuesday, April 24, 2001, updated at 17:49(GMT+8)

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Beijing to Have Longer Government Procurement Bill

Beijing is to organize special government procurement on May 11 at the Beijing International Conference Center during the fourth Beijing Hi-Tech Week period (May 10-15).

An official with the organizing committee of the hi-tech week told Xinhua Tuesday that local government departments will buy a total of more than 300 million yuan (some 36 million US dlrs) in goods during the purchase.

It is the third time Beijing has set up a special purchase for institutional consumers. In the past two events Beijing provided 60 million and 200 million yuan respectively worth of purchase bills.



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	Beijing is to organize special government procurement on May 11 at the Beijing International Conference Center during the fourth Beijing Hi-Tech Week period (May 10-15).




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