The system is set to be first employed by 12 government agencies on November 1, 2014. Among those units, nine are under the Finance Ministry, while the rest are government-run hospitals in Thailand.
The system is comprised of two functions: e-marketing and e-bidding. The e-marketing is a channel for any interested businesses to propose any offer for the government to consider, while e-bidding allows all government agencies to state their requirements for a product or service.
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