Security and legal issues in E-tendering
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01/01/2005
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Resumo |
The Queensland Department of Public Works (QDPW) and the Queensland Department of Main Roads (QDMR) have identified a need for industry e-contracting guidelines in the short to medium term. Each of these organisations conducts tenders and contracts for over $600 million annually. This report considers the security and legal issues relating to the shift from a paper-based tendering system to an electronic tendering system. The research objectives derived from the industry partners include: • a review of current standards and e-tendering systems; • a summary of legal requirements impacting upon e-tendering; • an analysis of the threats and requirements for any e-tendering system; • the identification of outstanding issues; • an evaluation of possible e-tendering architectures; • recommendations for e-tendering systems. |
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CRC for Construction Innovation |
Relação |
http://eprints.qut.edu.au/26917/1/26917.pdf Dawson, Ed , Christensen, Sharon, Duncan, William , Black, Peter J., Ernest Foo, Ernest , & Du, Rong (2005) Security and legal issues in E-tendering. CRC for Construction Innovation, Brisbane. |
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Faculty of Science and Technology; School of Law |
Palavras-Chave | #CRC for Construction Innovation #Program A : Business and Industry Development #Project 2002-067-A : E-business – Security and Legal Issues |
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Report |