Suriname - Selling to the Government Suriname - Selling to the Government
The government does not use any standard bidding documentation. In cases where external donors or organizations are financing the procurement, their source-bidding documents may be used. Suriname is not a signatory to the WTO Government Procurement Agreement nor is it party to a free trade agreement containing commitments on government procurement with the United States. Many governments finance public works projects through borrowing from the Multilateral Development Banks. Please see the “Project Financing” Section in “Trade and Project Financing” for more information.
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