Office of Public Procurement Policy

By virtue of the Principal Act, the Office of Public Procurement Policy (“the Office”) is mandated to develop public procurement policy, provide policy implementation guidance, training and advice to persons participating in public procurement. Amongst its functions, the Office is required to inter alia:

1. Monitor the operation of the public procurement process and compliance with the provisions of the principal Act and regulations made thereunder;
   
   
2. Undertake research and statistical analysis to inform policy development in relation to public procurement;
   
   
3. Develop and maintain a database of public procurement statistics;
   
   
4. Review the methods, procedures and processes used in public procurement and recommend any modifications as appropriate; and
   
   
5. Present an annual report to the Minister regarding the functioning of the public procurement system.