
State Govt to loosen tender rules, promises to back innovation
The Marshall Government will loosen some procurement rules and recruit the state’s anti-corruption body to oversee a less “risk-averse” approach to spending taxpayer dollars.
The Marshall Government will loosen some procurement rules and recruit the state’s anti-corruption body to oversee a less “risk-averse” approach to spending taxpayer dollars.
The State Government could save South Australian businesses more than $20 million a year by improving its own tendering system for government contracts, a study has found.
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