Übersetzung für "Public procurement market" in Deutsch

The EU’s public procurement market represents more than 16% of the EU’s GDP.

However, those contracts represent 61% of the whole EU public procurement market.

The public procurement market is also very difficult for European companies to access.

The European Union’s public procurement market is not yet sufficiently open and competitive.

Fair and simple access to public procurement market is of particular importance in this respect.

There is some level of preparation as regards public procurement and internal market.

The economic importance of the public procurement market justifies the establishment of systematic monitoring based on relevant statistical data.

Therefore, this additional information would achieve a more level playing field on the EU public procurement market.

But it is likely that the full potential of an integrated public procurement market is far from being reached.

Indeed the EU public procurement for Utilities only stands for around 20% of the total EU public procurement market.

Improved access for European companies to Japan's public procurement market, including the railway sector, is also important.

Romania implemented the online public procurement system back in 2002, which led to a reduction in public expenditure, a greater degree of transparency and an increase in access to the public procurement market for SMEs.

Opening up the public procurement market is beneficial to the ordering institutions, because larger markets give greater opportunities for choice, and so for lower costs and better quality.

In order to overcome the current financial and economic crisis, a perfectly functioning public procurement market is of crucial importance to revitalising the economy and ensuring equitable treatment.

The public procurement market alone accounts for ECU 720 billion a year, of which very little goes to smaller companies: only about 11.7 %.

The trade agreement will not only remove tariff and non-tariff barriers, but will also encompass the opening up of the public procurement market, safeguard intellectual property rights, and protect employment rights and environmental standards.

This resolution highlighted the need to remove the non-tariff barriers which the Japanese market is subject to and to deregulate access to the Japanese public procurement market before signing a free trade agreement with this country.

Given that public procurement contracts account for 17% of the European Union's GDP, we think that SMEs need to increase their involvement in the public procurement market.

The Danish Social Democrats wish to emphasize that free and healthy competition in the public procurement market is essential to ensure a certain, properly working single market to the benefit of all the citizens of the EU.

We in the Commission can contribute to this with a range of instruments in areas such as public procurement, the internal market, research and competition.

The sizeable Serbian public procurement market is also being progressively opened up to European bidders.

In the light of this, we would need an agreement that would also tackle non-tariff barriers, increase market access for investment and open the Japanese public procurement market.

However, it is seems to me that the public procurement market is not working satisfactorily in the area of rolling stock.

The USA, Canada, South Korea and Japan - the parties to the agreement - have already safeguarded preferential access for small- and medium-sized enterprises to the public procurement market.