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Government E-Procurement: Electronic Tendering System in the Hong Kong SAR
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The Electronic Tendering System (ETS) was a flagship project under the Hong Kong Special Administration Region's (HKSAR's) e-government strategy to lead by example in the adoption of electronic means for government transactions with the public and businesses. With the success of the initial launch in April 2000, HKSAR planned to extend the ETS to all other government procurements, with a goal of transferring 80% of all procurement tenders online by the end of 2003. Also under consideration was an electronic marketplace system (EMS) for the small value purchases and to integrate the two systems for a total procurement solution.