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Tokyo2020 Tender result: IBC/MPC Construction Works

Tokyo2020 Tender result: Preliminary Design of Temporary Training Venues (1)

Japan to phase out GEPS common government procurement platform in 2019

Tender opportunities for equipment suppliers to the research community

Tokyo2020 Tender result: Preliminary Design for Tsukiji Transportation Depot

Tokyo2020 Tender result: Video Production Services related to the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Sports Introduction

Tokyo2020 Tender result: Crowd Simulation for Competition Venues

Tokyo2020 Tender result: Anti-Doping Laboratory Renovation Work

Tokyo2020 Tender result: Traffic Survey at Tokyo 2020 Venues

EU-Japan EPA: Impact on Government Procurement

Japan’s New Basic Energy Plan until 2030 approved

The Japanese Cabinet approved the 5th edition of the country’s Basic Energy Plan.

Combined tender for medical equipment at Tsukuba University Hospital

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