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Definition of G2B business (Government Electronic Procurement)

G2B (Government-to-Business): refers to business transacted between the government and companies, and refers to businesses such as bidding for goods or services and exchanging official documents through the Public Procurement Service website (Nara Market, general shopping mall).

Concept of government e-procurement system

The concept of the government e-procurement system refers to a system in which all steps, from registration of participating companies and bidding to contracts and payments, are processed via the Internet when public institutions purchase goods or contract for services such as facility construction.

From a company's perspective, registering once at the procurement single window allows them to receive integrated bidding information from all public institutions and participate in bidding. From a public institution's perspective, the entire process from purchase request to payment for self-executed procurement is provided. It refers to a system that operates on the Internet.

Promotion background

The G2B project was promoted as a core project of the e-government implementation project. The implementation of e-procurement can be said to be a key e-government implementation task that can significantly increase national competitiveness by improving administrative transparency and efficiency and revitalizing the digital economy. Therefore, by establishing a new electronic procurement system suitable for the information age and expanding its use, we will improve the transparency and efficiency of procurement administration, expand business convenience, and establish a unified procurement channel to revitalize the private digital economy. We are working to standardize catalogs, etc.

What is the excellent procurement product designation system?

The Public Procurement Service's excellent product designation system was introduced in 1996 to strictly evaluate products with excellent performance, technology, and quality produced to improve the quality of procured materials and to sell to small and medium-sized businesses, venture companies, or early mid-sized companies. It is a system that designates products as “excellent procurement products” through a system that allows products designated as excellent products according to enforcement and legal grounds to be delivered to demanders such as public institutions through private contracts in accordance with the National Contract Act and the Local Contract Act.

Basis for implementation

  • Article 26 and Enforcement Decree of the same Act Article 30 (Designation of Excellent Procured Goods)
  • Public Procurement Service Notice No. 2020-18, June 17, 2020)

Legal basis for private contract

  • Article 26, Paragraph 1, Item 3, “F”
  • Article 25 Paragraph 1 No. 6 “D-5”
  • Article 14
  • Article 13

National comprehensive e-procurement system G2B user guide

How to use

  • 1. Go to the Nara Market website www.g2b.go.kr and click Comprehensive Shopping Mall.
  • 2. In the intelligent product search, enter “「Won Kwang S&T」 or “Product Identification Number” and click the search button.
  • 3. Click the searched product.
  • 4. Check the details of the product you clicked, enter the quantity, and place the order in the shopping cart.

Advantages of purchasing G2B

  • 1. The purchase process is simple like a regular internet shopping mall, making it the fastest and most convenient contract method among the current contract methods.
  • 2. Since the Public Procurement Service carries out separate quality control, you can purchase high-quality products with confidence.
  • 3. Since purchase and payment are processed online, it can be said to be a convenient buyer-centered contract method.

Public purchasing system for excellent products and technology certified products

Classification of excellent products (eligible for priority purchase)

1. Preferential purchase of technologically developed products by public institutions

  • Support the sales channels of small and medium-sized businesses by preferentially purchasing more than 10% of public institutions' product purchases and more than 15% of them as small and medium-sized business technology development products. System to encourage motivation for technology development.
  • ※ Legal basis: Provided in Article 14 (1) of the Act on Promotion of Purchase of Small and Medium Business Products and Sales Support and Article 13 of the Enforcement Decree of the same Act

As a technology development product under the Sales Support Act, it is supplied to public institutions at all levels through a preferential purchase contract.

  • Private contract system for small and medium-sized business technology development products
  • ※ Prioritize supply to public institutions by concluding a private contract in accordance with relevant regulations such as the National Contract Act
  • ※ Legal basis: Article 26 (1) Paragraph 3 (f) of the Enforcement Decree of the Act on Contracts to which the State is a Party
  • Reasons for exclusion from competitive bidding between small and medium-sized businesses
  • ※ Legal basis: Article 7, Paragraph ①, Item 1 of the Enforcement Decree of the Act on Promotion of Purchase of Small and Medium Business Products and Sales Support
  • ※ Unlike MAS (multiple supplier contract products), excellent products can be contracted privately without restrictions on purchase price.

Application of exemption for purchase losses by the person in charge of purchasing

  • The person in charge of purchasing of a public institution that has contracted to purchase a technology-developed product subject to priority purchase shall not be liable for any loss incurred by purchasing the product unless intent or gross negligence is proven
  • Reasons for exclusion from competitive bidding between small and medium-sized businesses
  • ※ Legal basis: Article 14 (3) of the Act on Promotion of Purchase and Sales Support for Small and Medium Business Products