According to a master plan and a strategy for online procurement in 2016-2025, the government will conduct all of its regular purchase transactions and bulk procurement through the electronic national bidding system by 2025.
Under the master plan, which was recently passed by the Prime Minister, from now until 2018, the national bidding e-system will be enhanced to ensure its secure, stable and smooth operation.
Among the other tasks during this period is upgrading the user support feature and launching online payment for bidding fees and guarantees through banks or online payment gateways.
The master plan also calls for the provision of bidding data through mobile devices and e-mails, along with the execution of the Open Contracting initiative.
A system to monitor and assess biddings and a database on bidders' capability and experience will be created, along with an e-Catalog for online regular purchase and bulk procurement.
Under the master plan, which was recently passed by the Prime Minister, from now until 2018, the national bidding e-system will be enhanced to ensure its secure, stable and smooth operation.
Among the other tasks during this period is upgrading the user support feature and launching online payment for bidding fees and guarantees through banks or online payment gateways.
The master plan also calls for the provision of bidding data through mobile devices and e-mails, along with the execution of the Open Contracting initiative.
A system to monitor and assess biddings and a database on bidders' capability and experience will be created, along with an e-Catalog for online regular purchase and bulk procurement.