… Under the current regime, it is possible for a water utility to begin a procurement process
under the 2014 Utilities Directive only to determine later than the allocation of risk means the …

… procurement could play amid Covid-19 pandemic in Water Utilities of Zambia: A case study
of Lusaka Water … that electronic procurement could offer to the procurement function, data …

… and corporate governance of stateowned and municipal utilities. The regulatory system
goes beyond the regulatory agency and the water utility to include stakeholders that are in a …

… and reducing costs associated with procurement and supply of petroleum in … procurement
and supply on petroleum product is effective. Therefore, the study concludes that, Procurement …

… from a survey of water main breaks, (Folkman, March 2018). The survey included 308
drinking water utilities in the USA and Canada with details from 281 on water main break data …

… water utilities are operating below efficient level of scale. Tynan and Kingdom (2005) study
270 world water … Water utilities have to expand their services by connecting more households …

… Previously service provision had been the responsibility of a single National Water Conservation
and Pipeline Corporation as well as of a few local utilities established since 1996. After …

… Connections between IRPs and specific procurement … , utilities may seek and/or exploit
cost-efficient procurement … In their procurement decisions, utilities generally attempt to weight …

… relation to utilities. It provides an interesting approach to examining these four major utility
areas… in many of these utility sectors and in particular for electricity and water, and as such this …

… efficiency and commercial viability of water and sanitation utilities. At the same time, they …
of the main causes of unreliable service provided by public water utilities. In all PSP options, the …