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Electronic provision of certificates and attestations
State of the art report 
Generalisation study
Trans-border barriers study


Preliminary Study on the electronic provision of certificates and attestations usually required in public procurement procedures, National Country Profiles - September 2007 (EN)

The preliminary study on the electronic provision of certificates and attestations in public procurement procedures aims to examine how different European countries (EU, candidate countries and EEA) currently manage the use of certificates and attestations in procurement procedures, particularly in an eProcurement context.

The goal of the study is to identify if and how electronic certificates and attestations are currently issued, accepted and validated in public procurement procedures across these countries, and if and how their eProcurement systems could be modified or amended to support non-national electronic certificates and attestations, thus facilitating cross border economic activities in these countries and contributing to the creation of an internal market for electronic procurements. 


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 Preliminary Study on the electronic provision of certificates and attestations usually required in public procurement procedures - (PDF)
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State of the art report (case studies on European electronic public procurement projects) - July 2004 (EN)

The report analyses existing initiatives in Europe, in order to assess the state of the art in electronic public procurement. It presents the status of eProcurement and deduces practices from reviewed systems across Europe.


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 State of the Art report – Volume I, Results of the analysis (PDF)
EnglishPDF[499 Kb]
 State of the Art report – Volume II, Background information (PDF)
EnglishPDF[516 Kb]
 Zusammenfassung der Studie (PDF)
DeutschPDF[34 Kb]
 Resumen del estudio (PDF)
CastellanoPDF[44 Kb]
 Résumé de l'étude (PDF)
Fran&çaisPDF[41 Kb]
 Sommario dello studio (PDF)
ItalianoPDF[41 Kb]

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Generalisation study - September 2003 (EN)

The feasibility study considered the possibility to generalise existing solutions on the basis of non-discriminatory, generally available and commonplace tools.


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 eProcurement generalisation Feasibility Study - (PDF)
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Trans-border barriers study - August 2002 (EN)

The objective of the study was to identify actions which would enable interoperability in trans-border eProcurement ('enablers' or 'e-passports') and to avoid existing e-borders or the creation of new ones.


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 Study on trans-border barriers and enablers - (PDF)
EnglishPDF[3281 Kb]

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