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Common procurement vocabulary

Original

adoptedEuropean Union· European Parliament· EN

Introduced

3 September 2001

Last action

16 December 2002 · publication official journal

Status

PLENARY_ADOPT_POSITION

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Source updated

16 December 2002

Official titles

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10 official languages
  • Danish

    Offentlige kontrakter: Det fælles glossar (CPV)

  • German

    Öffentliche Aufträge: gemeinsames Vokabular CPV

  • Greek

    Δημόσιες συμβάσεις: κοινό λεξιλόγιο CPV

  • Spanish

    Contratos públicos: vocabulario común (CPV)

  • Finnish

    Yhteinen hankintasanasto

  • French

    Marchés publics: vocabulaire commun CPV

  • Italian

    Appalti pubblici: vocabolario comune (CPV)

  • Dutch

    Gemeenschappelijke woordenlijst overheidsopdrachten

  • Portuguese

    Contratos públicos: vocabulário comum CPV

  • Swedish

    Offentlig upphandling: gemensam terminologi (CPV)

Record

Official bill 2001/0179(COD) from European Union at European Parliament. Dated 3 September 2001. Status: PLENARY_ADOPT_POSITION.

Timeline

  1. 3 September 2001

    referral

    Source: REFERRAL

  2. 3 September 2001

    Introduced

    Common procurement vocabulary

    Source: COD

  3. 13 March 2002

    Position adopted

    Source: PLENARY_ADOPT_POSITION

  4. 13 June 2002

    referral

    Source: REFERRAL

  5. 25 September 2002

    plenary approve council position

    Source: PLENARY_APPROVE_COUNCIL_POSITION

  6. 5 November 2002

    signature

    Source: SIGNATURE

  7. 16 December 2002

    publication official journal

    Source: PUBLICATION_OFFICIAL_JOURNAL

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1 official file

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