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PLA gets transparent shopping list
By Guo Nei (China Daily)
Updated: 2005-07-19 05:59
"No unit or individual is allowed to prevent or restrict qualified material
suppliers from taking part in procurement activities," an earlier report from
the Beijing-based Legal Daily said.
The unidentified PLA officer said the procurement system has computer-based
records to increase transparency.
A procurement network is being established by the PLA General Logistics
Department that will allow the military to publish plans, inquire about relevant
information and invite public bids, the PLA Daily reported.
The money saved over the past three and a half years has relieved financial
strain on the PLA and transparency in the work can help stop corruption in the
army, the officer said. According to him, the PLA is now working with the
National People's Congress, China's top legislature, to draft a military
procurement law.
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