Commissioner Emily Dodson – Interview with NCN Guyana Today
Commissioner Emily Dodson participated in NCN Guyana Today interview, discussing the Public Procurement Commission (PPC) and its mandate.
Year: 2018
Public Procurement Commission of Guyana Concludes Consultations on Draft Suspension and Debarment Regulations
MEDIA RELEASE PUBLIC PROCUREMENT COMMISSION CONCLUDES CONSULTATIONS ON DRAFT SUSPENSION AND DEBARMENT REGULATIONS November 26, 2018 The Public Procurement Commission (PPC), in keeping with its responsibility under the Procurement Act Cap. 73:05 for the adjudicating of Suspension and Debarment proceedings, held its sixth and final consultations with Regional Executive Officers…
Summary of the Consultations on Suspension and Debarment Regulations
The Public Procurement Commission (PPC) continued its consultations on the Draft Suspension and Debarment Regulations with members of: Professional Bodies Public Enterprises and Constitutional Agencies – Chairperson & CEOs Permanent Secretaries Suppliers, Contractors & Consultants These sessions were held during October and November 2018 and were aimed at introducing stakeholders…
First Consultation on the Suspension Debarment Regulations
The Public Procurement Commission (PPC) in keeping with its responsibility under the Procurement Act 73:05- Section 17 (2) (f) for the “adjudicating of debarment proceedings”, arranged a series of consultations to introduce stakeholders to the Draft Suspension and Debarment Regulations. On 15th October, 2018, the first consultation was launched at…
Govt. to review state of procurement every month
– Article retrieved from Kaieteur News – The Ministry of Communities will be conducting monthly reviews of procurements for capital projects and purchases in 2018 as a means of improving Public Sector Investment Programme (PSIP) implementation. Minister of Communities, Ronald Bulkan, said the decision seeks to prevent a repeat of…
Measures in pipeline to improve efficiency of public spending
– Article retrieved from Kaieteur News – – Finance Minister During 2018, work is expected to continue with regard to improving the efficiency and quality of the public sector investment programme (PSIP), management of oil and gas resources, tax administration, public expenditure reviews and the strengthening of monitoring and evaluation…