Abstract
This article reports on a procurement situation where a competitive bidding strategy is usually used. The situation is analyzed and described from the point of view of the procurement organization and not as it is usually done in the literature from the point of view of the bidders. After a brief section on the background, the article concentrates on the design of the procurement process and the actual procurement, concluding with an evaluation of the decision-making process.
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