The MRO priority negotiation companies for the Public Procurement Service have been selected, and all eyes are now on the changing tides of the MRO e-marketplace.

The Public Procurement Service has selected the iMarketKorea and Serveone Consortiums after examining technological proposals and price proposals. iMarketKorea, which formed a 2-party consortium with Officeway was ranked first, while Serveone, which formed a 3-party consortium with Fitzbelly and Alpha Stationeries was 2 nd . EN2B failed to make the cut, as well as the new parties of Best Office and Dream Depot Electronics, who also had to walk away empty-handed.

The Public Procurement Service will agree on the specifics of the agreement, such as the negotiation price, and plans to complete the agreement on or around the 10 th . With the National Marketplace system and the network system connection between the companies, they plan to allow online purchases of MRO items by the end of the month.

iMarketKorea occupies a superior position when it comes to future public projects thanks to the iconic nature of the Public Procurement Service . Executive Young-Seok Ryu said "we believe we occupy a superior position in various areas, including service satisfaction. We are prepared to make sure there are no deficiencies in the service."