Procurement of goods & services
Open Tenders
Awarded Contracts
Procurement Notices
Archived Tenders
Open Tenders
Open Tenders
Awarded Contracts
Awarded Contracts
Procurement Notices
Procurement Plans
Archived Tenders
Archived Tenders
Tender Categories /Reserved for Special Groups
Procurement Plans
Procurement Reports
Procurement under Exchequer Allocation
The Public Private Partnerships Directorate works in concert with the Public Procurement Department under the National Treasury, to procure goods and services using funds appropriated to it by the Exchequer. Article 227 of the Constitution requires that such procurement be undertaken under a system that is fair, equitable, transparent, competitive and cost-effective.
The procurement of goods and services is further governed by the Public Procurement & Asset Disposal Act (PPADA) of 2015, that ensures efficient and effective public procurement and asset disposal and lays out the processes in respect to:
- Procurement Planning
- Procurement Processing
- Inventory and Assent Management
- Disposal of Assets
- Contract Management
Key Procurement Methods
- Open Tendering
- Restricted Tendering
- Direct Procurement
- Two Stage Tendering
- Specially Permitted Procedure
- Design Competition
- Force Account
- Community Participation
Procurement under World Bank Credit
The Public Private Partnerships Directorate works in concert with the World Bank, to procure goods and services using funds appropriated to it through its World Bank credit under the Infrastructure Finance and Public Private Partnership and Infrastructure Finance (IFPPP) and Public Private Partnerships – Additional Financing (IFPPP-AF) facilities.
These procurements are guided by the World Bank Procurement Regulations for IFP Borrowers – Procurement in Investment Project Financing (Goods, Works, Non-Consulting and Consulting Services), 5 th Edition September 2023.
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