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Overview of the Amendments to the PPDA Act

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MOEMD Ordered to Re-evaluate Bids to Re-stock Jinja Storage Tanks
Thursday, 17 November 2011 05:05
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Saturday, 12 November 2011 14:37
PPDA Newsletter Sept- Oct 2011
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Overview of the Amendments to the PPDA Act
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Welcome

The government of Uganda initiated reforms in the public procurement and disposal sector in 1997, following the enactment of the 1995 constitution and the introduction of several reforms and structural adjustment programmes. Prior to this, public procurement was governed by the 1977 Public Finance (Tender Board) Regulations under the Public Finance Act of 1964.

Vision Statement

“A world-class procurement and disposal system that is transparent, accountable and efficient.”

Mission Statement

“To regulate and facilitate public procurement in Uganda by setting standards, building capacity and monitoring compliance and ultimately contribute to socio-economic development”