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Budget Implementation: BPP advocates review of bidding procurement

A study of standard bidding procurement has been requested by the Bureau of Public Procurement in order to enhance national development and ...

News Agency of Nigeria
News Agency of Nigeria - Agency Reporter November 01, 2022
Updated November 1, 2022 at 9:26 AM
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Budget Implementation: BPP advocates review of bidding procurement

A study of standard bidding procurement has been requested by the Bureau of Public Procurement in order to enhance national development and budget execution.

Mamman Ahmadu, the director-general of the BPP, made this plea during a two-day stakeholders workshop the organisation hosted in Port Harcourt.

The stakeholder sensitization workshops for the draught review of the standard contractual and bidding papers used in the acquisition of products, works, and services, according to Mr. Ahmadu, would take place in four different cities.

“The review workshop takes place in four locations of Lagos, Kano, Rivers and Abuja, starting with South-South and South-East,” he said.

According to him, the workshop will create an opportunity to harvest valuable input from all public procurement stakeholders.

Mr Ahmadu said the aim of developing new procurement documents and revising the existing ones is to address the inadequacies observed in ministries, departments and agencies using the current document.

“The essence is to ensure transparency, openness, accountability and to bring our standard practice to the current trend in ICT and other developments,” he said.

BPP director of regulation database and ICT Aliyu Aliyu said the review would be done from the regulators’ perspective and not be reinvented totally but to get information from various clients who have done it before.

Mr Aliyu said there would be triple addition of more information on the existing standard bidding document to cover some areas that still needed to be covered.

“We should have reference documents that properly address those areas to which we want to contact,” he explained.

(NAN)

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