What does engineering consulting service mean in government procurement specialty?

GovernmentProcurement Government procurement refers to the behavior that governments at all levels use state financial funds and government loans to purchase goods, projects and services in order to engage in daily government activities or meet the purpose of public services. Government procurement not only refers to the specific procurement process, but also refers to the general name of procurement policy, procurement procedure, procurement process and procurement management, which is a system of public procurement management. Perfect and reasonable government procurement plays an important role in the effective use of social resources and the improvement of the use effect of financial funds, so it is an important link in financial expenditure management. The specific government procurement system is the general name of a series of laws and practices that have been formed in the long-term government procurement practice to manage government procurement behavior. Specifically, the government procurement system includes the following contents: 1. Government procurement policies, including procurement objectives and principles; Second, the methods and procedures of government procurement; Three, the organization and management of government procurement. Compared with private procurement, government procurement has the following characteristics: first, the source of funds is public; Second, it is not profitable; Third, the procurement targets are extensive and complex; The fourth is standardization; Sixth, strong policy; Seventh, it has great influence. The main body of government procurement is the government, which is the largest single consumer in a country and has great purchasing power. According to statistics, the amount of government procurement in European countries accounts for about 14% of their GDP (excluding the procurement of public utilities); In the early 1990s, the US government spent 26%-27% of its GDP on goods and services every year, and more than 200 billion dollars were spent on government procurement every year. Because of this, government procurement has a great impact on social economy. The expansion or contraction of procurement scale and the change of procurement structure have a very obvious impact on social and economic development, industrial structure and public living environment. It is precisely because of the irreplaceable influence of government procurement on social economy that it has become a macro-control means often used by governments all over the world.