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JTTP Helpdesk in the press

Eurobiz Japan, a monthly magazine about trade and investment from Europe to Japan, published an interesting article about the state of affairs in public procurement in Japan in its February 2015 ed

Japanese government has difficulties finding suppliers for construction projects

Japanese government organizations face increasing difficulty finding construction companies willing to engage in tendering procedures for their construction projects.

Tokyo government to set up Olympics tendering website for SMEs

Nikkei Online reported on January 7 that the Tokyo Government is planning to set up a website to publish Ol

Requests for comments: A way to anticipate upcoming tenders

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