PROCUREMENT

REGISTER
ON THE OPR DEPOSITORY

Because of the one-stop shop now available on the OPR Depository, suppliers and procurement entities would save thousands of man-hours by eliminating the need to register with multiple government agencies to provide goods and services each year. While enrolling on the OPR repository and becoming prequalified may take some time now, the benefits will be realized next year and continue to accrue.
SEPT. 2023

ADDRESSING PROCUREMENT REFORM

The JCC is encouraged to see all stakeholders working together to address the practical implementation of procurement reform via the new legislation. This augurs well for the country as we strive for greater value for money, transparency, and accountability in public procurement. However, we feel that much more education and effort is required of both procurement entities and suppliers...
AUG. 2023

PROCUREMENT LEGISLATION PERSPECTIVE

The JCC is cognizant of the various parties' concerns regarding the recently enacted procurement legislation and would like to provide some perspective on this issue. It is reasonable that any new legislation aimed at introducing significant reforms to an inefficient and challenged system with a lack of transparency in public expenditure would experience the expected initial obstacles.
AUG. 2023

5th april 2023

Call For Procurement Reform

29th Sept 2022

Plan
Without Procurement

5th sept 2022

Mixed Signals Coming from PM

The JCC continues to lobby for The Public Procurement and Disposal of Public Property Act and a fully operationalised Office of the Procurement Regulator

The Act aims to provide for public procurement, and for the retention and disposal of public property in accordance with the principles of good governance, namely accountability, integrity, transparency, and value for money and to promote local industry development, sustainable procurement and sustainable development. The Act was partially proclaimed by way of Legal Notice 150 of 2015.  There have since been three amendments to the Act to date culminating in the proclamation by the President in December 2020. The Regulations were laid in the House of Representatives on July 2nd, 2021. While these Regulations are not yet law, they are subject to the affirmative resolution of the Parliament and will be debated in November 2021.

Government's failure to operationalize the Office of the Procurement Regulator

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Ongoing procrastination by the Government to the full proclamation

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Status of Public Procurement & Disposal of Public Property Regulations

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Can we gain Competitive Advantage in Regional Markets, while rooted in our Local Construction Industry?

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The JCC hereby addresses Attorney General Faris Al-Rawi's statement via a press conference in December

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JCC expresses concern for the proclamation of the Public Procurement and Disposal of Public Property Act

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