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The European Single Procurement Document briefing paper. / Menteth, Walter.

In: Project Compass, 08.01.2017.

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Menteth, W 2017, 'The European Single Procurement Document briefing paper' Project Compass. <http://www.projectcompass.co.uk/index.php?page=compass&sub=espd>

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Menteth, W. (2017). The European Single Procurement Document briefing paper. Project Compass. http://www.projectcompass.co.uk/index.php?page=compass&sub=espd

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Menteth W. The European Single Procurement Document briefing paper. Project Compass. 2017 Jan 8.

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