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OP-TED / ePO

The eProcurement Ontology provides the formal, semantic foundation for the creation and reuse of linked open data in the domain of public procurement in the EU.

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Ontology terms review #382

Closed dachafra closed 1 year ago

dachafra commented 1 year ago

Some terms in the ontology might be misleading, especially taking into account that in several descriptions it is mentioned that the Open Contracting Data Standard was used as the reference:

Agree on clear core terms: the term "Tender" is used in indicators and OCDS in the sense of public procurement procedure, while epo:Tender refers to the bids.
Review the description of the classes to see if they are clear enough to users. Include references to OCDS when used as the source.

costezki commented 1 year ago

There are several clarification questions regarding this issue. It would be best to join the next workgroup sessions to clarify. They are recurring meetings on Tuesday afternoons from 14:30 to 16:30 at this link.

dachafra commented 1 year ago

Ok, @mnavasloro and I will attend next meeting

costezki commented 1 year ago

The questions raised in this ticker have been answered during a meeting. Only clarifications were necessary. No changes in the EPO.