👉 A procurement weapon refers to the use of coercive or manipulative tactics by a state or organization to influence the procurement processes of another entity, often with the intent to gain political, economic, or military advantages. This can involve threats, bribery, blackmail, or other forms of pressure to secure favorable contracts, access to technology, or resources. By leveraging these tactics, the procuring entity aims to undermine competitors, secure strategic assets, or advance its own geopolitical interests, often at the expense of fair competition and transparency.
