About this toolbox
The Toolbox contains step-by-step guides and information on legal, practical and financial topics for different stakeholders to procure jointly and crossborder.
JCBPP and IP in the Security Sector
Defines JP, outlines the role and its benefits for the security sector, including case studies, methodology used, financial tools and recommendations.
Joint Cross-Border Public Procurement (JCBPP)
Benefits for JCBPP and IP in general, benchmarking cases, organizational topics, methods and tools for conducting JCBPP in different phases, regulations.
Innovation Procurement (IP)
Presents the definition and impact of IP and highlights public procurement as a strategic innovation policy tool, identifying stages of an innovation procurement process.
How to: Guide for JCBPP & IP
Practical guidance concerning when to use several kinds of public procurement procedures, practices to encourage innovation and proposals to overcome major framework constraints.
Ethics in procurement
Approach to a risk assessment mapping for all the procurement cycle and examples of integrity assessment factors, integrity pacts and appropriate measures under EU law.
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At iProcureNet, we are dedicated to promoting innovation in security procurement and supporting European procurers in cross-border joint procurement and innovation procurement.
Jozef Kubinec from the Slovak Ministry of Interior, member of theiProcureNet consortium, will be present at eBF conference, held from 6-8 November 2019 in Ostrava (Czech Republic).
eBF – corporate procurement, public procurement, digitalisation, atmosphere, festival is a professional meeting focused on the digitalisation of procurement in both the public and private sectors.
More information on eBF here.
This project has received funding from the European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 832875.
