CHAPTER 37:03
PUBLIC PROCUREMENT AND DISPOSAL OF PUBLIC ASSETS
ARRANGEMENT OF SECTIONS
SECTION
PART I
PRELIMINARY
1. Short title
2. Interpretation
3. Application of this Act
PART II
THE PUBLIC PROCUREMENT AND DISPOSAL OF ASSETS AUTHORITY
4. Establishment of the Public Procurement and Disposal of Assets Authority
5. Functions of the Authority
6. Powers of the Authority
7. Membership of the Authority
8. Meetings of the Authority
9. Committees of the Authority
10. Director General
11. Tenure of office of the Director General
12. Removal of the Director General
13. Deputy Director General
14. Acting Director General
15. Other staff of the Authority
16. Funds of the Authority
17. Borrowing by the Authority
18. Advances to the Authority
19. Books of accounts
20. Financial year of the Authority
21. Audit of accounts
22. Disclosure of interest
23. Post engagement restrictions
24. Immunity of members and employees of the Authority
PART III
RESPONSIBILITY OF CONTROLLING OFFICERS, INTERNAL PROCUREMENT AND DISPOSAL COMMITTEES, PROCUREMENT AND DISPOSAL UNIT AND Ad Hoc Evaluation Teams
25. Responsibility of a Controlling Officer
26. Establishment of Internal Procurement and Disposal Committees
27. Composition of Internal Procurement and Disposal Committees
28. Ad hoc evaluation teams
29. Procurement and Disposal Unit
PART IV
PRINCIPLES OF PUBLIC PROCUREMENT AND DISPOSAL OF ASSETS
30. Principles of public procurement
31. Principles of disposal of assets
32. Records of procurement and disposal proceedings
33. Mode of communication
34. Confidentiality
35. Limitation on contracts with employees
36. Participation by micro, small and medium enterprises
PART V
PROCUREMENT AND DISPOSAL METHODS
37. Methods of procurement
38. Disposal of assets
PART VI
PROCUREMENT AND DISPOSAL PLANNING AND PROCEEDINGS
39. Planning of procurement and disposal activities
40. Publication of invitation to bid
41. Issuance of bidding document
42. Submission of bids
43. Bid opening
44. Bid evaluation
45. Use of standard bidding documents
46. Cancellation of procurement proceedings
47. Negotiations
48. Intention to award a contract
49. Procurement contract
50. Amendment of a signed procurement contract
51. Contract management
PART VII
SUPPLIERS AND BIDDERS
52. Eligibility criteria of suppliers
53. Qualification of bidders
54. Supplier databases or lists
55. Conduct of bidders and suppliers
56. Debarment of suppliers and contractors
PART VIII
PROCUREMENT INTEGRITY
57. Conduct of public officials
58. Codes of conduct for public officials and suppliers
PART IX
ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEW AND APPEAL
59. Right to review
60. Review procedures
PART X
MISCELLANEOUS
61. Framework agreements
62. Oath by members and employees of the Authority
63. Offences
64. Regulations
65. Repeal and savings
66. Transitional provisions
27 of 2017
G.N. 71/2017
An Act to provide for the establishment of the Public Procurement and Disposal of Assets Authority; to provide for its functions and powers; to maximize economy and efficiency in public procurement and disposal of public assets; to provide for, and regulate, a decentralized institutional structure for the public procurement and disposal of public assets; and to provide for matters connected with or incidental thereto
PART I
PRELIMINARY
This Act may be cited as the Public Procurement and Disposal of Public Assets Act.
In this Act, unless the context otherwise requires—
“Authority” means the Public Procurement and Disposal of Assets Authority established under section 4;
“award” means the granting of a contract by a procuring and disposing entity to a supplier for purposes of entering into a procurement contract;
“bid” means an offer to provide goods, works and services submitted by a bidder in response to an invitation from a procuring and disposing entity and includes a tender, proposal, quotation and, where applicable, an application to pre qualify;
“bidder” means any participant who has expressed interest in procurement proceedings by submitting a bid;
“bidding document” means a tender solicitation document or any other document for solicitation of offers, proposals or quotations;
“bid notice” means any advertisement by which eligible bidders are invited to submit written offers to provide or acquire works, services and goods or any combination of them in case of procurement and disposal respectively;
“bid security” means a security bond required to ensure that a bid will remain valid during the period stated in the bidding document;
“bid securing declaration” means a declaration specified under the regulations;
“chairperson” means the chairperson of the Authority;
“close relative” means a spouse, child, sibling or parent or guardian;
“Controlling Officer” means the head or principal…
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