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-This article focuses on the process of procuring a survey firm when research funds are directly managed by the World Bank. Alternatively, the survey firm could be hired by the government using the WB project funding. See special considerations for [[Government procurement of survey firms]] if that is the case.
-== Guidelines ==
-=== Procurement Process ===
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