Synonyms for procurement
pro·cure·ment

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1. procurement, procurance, procuralnoun

   the act of getting possession of something

   "he was responsible for the procurement of materials and supplies"

   Synonyms:
   procural, procurance

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1. • Acquisition

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1. procurementnoun

   Synonyms:
   management, contrivance, agency, intervention, procuration

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1. List of paraphrases for "procurement":

   acquisition, purchases, purchasing, purchase, acquisitions, supply, contracting, procuring, buying, recruitment, markets, shopping, buying-in, sourcing, procured, market, procure, buy, procurements, contracts, supplies, pimping, award, takeover, hiring, purchased

Concise Medical Dictionary, by Joseph C Segen, MDRate these synonyms:1.0 / 2 votes

1. procurement

   Synonyms:
   Transplantation "Harvesting"

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1. Business Secretary Sajid Javid:

   By changing the procurement rules on these major infrastructure projects we are backing the future of UK steel - opening up significant opportunities for UK suppliers and allowing them to compete more effectively with international companies.

2. Kara Sacilotto:

   There are mechanisms to still protect the taxpayer here. It just makes it a lot harder because you're removing the checks at the front end, in fairness, the normal procurement process can take a long time sometimes.

3. Special Inspector:

   These problems are serious, they are so serious that we started a criminal investigation related to the procurement of the ANA uniforms.

4. President Peter Yao:

   Forty-two states plus Washington D.C. are home to American companies that were awarded UN contracts in 2017, this new data confirms that the U.N. is not only in America’s foreign policy and national security interests, American corporations also benefit more than any other country in the world from procurement contracts with the U.N.

5. Jon Palmer:

   Now it wants a re-do, that's not good for our war-fighters. That's not good for confidence in public procurement. That's not good for anybody but Amazon.