Public Procurement and Disposal of Public Assets Authority (PPDA)

Providers Suspended from Participating in Public Procurement and Disposal of Public Assets Proceedings

The following providers are suspended from participating in Public Procurement and Disposal of Public Assets Proceedings.

  • Providers suspended by international agencies to which Uganda is a member in accordance with Section 128 (b) of the PPDA Act Cap 205.

 

The providers are listed in the website links of the respective international agencies indicated in Table 1 below:

Table 1: Links of International Agencies with debarred providers:

No.
Agency
Website / link

1.

The Asian Development Bank

2.

World Bank Group

3.

African Development Bank

4.

Islamic Development Bank
  • Providers recommended for suspension by different Local and Central Government Procuring and Disposing Entities in accordance with Section 128 of the PPDA Act Cap 205. The duration and breaches are indicated in Table 2 below:

The Authority advises that:

  • 1. The suspension applies to any successor in interest, which includes any Entity that is substantially similar to a suspended Entity or which employs or is associated with any partner, member, officer, director, responsible managing officer or responsible managing employee of a suspended business Entity.
  • 2. The suspension does not relieve the provider of responsibility or obligations under any existing contract placed prior to the suspension.
  • 3. After the expiry of the period of suspension, a provider may apply to the Authority, in writing, to be removed from the list of suspended providers.
  • 4. During the suspension period, all Procuring and Disposing Entities shall not:
  • Award contracts to the suspended companies;
  • Sell or issue solicitation documents to the suspended companies or in any way solicit bids from them; and
  • Enter into any other dealings or communication with the suspended companies except in respect to existing contracts placed prior to the suspension.

Suspended Providers

This page provides information on providers restricted from participating in public procurement and disposal proceedings under the Public Procurement and Disposal of Public Assets Act, Cap 205 (the Act).

Scope of Restrictions

The restrictions apply to two categories of providers:

  1. Providers suspended or debarred by international agencies of which Uganda is a member, including the Asian Development Bank, World Bank , African Development Bank, and Islamic Development Bank, in accordance with Section 128(b) of the Act; and
  2. Providers recommended for suspension by Local and Central Government Procuring and Disposing Entities, in accordance with Section 128 of the Act.

Important Notice

  • 1. During the suspension period, Procuring and Disposing Entities shall not:
  • Award contracts to suspended providers;
  • Sell or issue solicitation documents to suspended providers;
  • Solicit bids from suspended providers in any manner; or
  • Enter into any other dealings or communication with suspended providers, except in relation to contracts entered into before the suspension.
  • 2. A suspension also applies to any successor in interest, including any entity that is substantially similar to a suspended provider, or that is associated with its partners, members, officers, directors, responsible managing officers, or responsible managing employees.
  • 3. Suspension does not relieve a provider of any responsibility or obligation under an existing contract entered into before the suspension.
  • 4. After the expiry of the suspension period, a provider may apply to the Authority in writing for removal from the list of suspended providers.

Suspended Providers

The table below lists the suspended providers, including the applicable suspension period and related breaches.

Important Notice

  1. During the suspension period, Procuring and Disposing Entities shall not:
    • Award contracts to suspended providers;
    • Sell or issue solicitation documents to suspended providers;
    • Solicit bids from suspended providers in any manner; or
    • Enter into any other dealings or communication with suspended providers, except in relation to contracts entered into before the suspension.
  2. A suspension also applies to any successor in interest, including any entity that is substantially similar to a suspended provider, or that is associated with its partners, members, officers, directors, responsible managing officers, or responsible managing employees.
  3. Suspension does not relieve a provider of any responsibility or obligation under an existing contract entered into before the suspension.
  4. After the expiry of the suspension period, a provider may apply to the Authority in writing for removal from the list of suspended providers.
Provider Breach Duration
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Legal Reference

LAW

International Debarment

Section 128(b) of the Act

Local Recommendations

Section 128 of the Act

International Agency Debarment Lists

Access official debarment, sanctions, and suspended provider lists maintained by the respective international agencies.

Asian Development Bank

World Bank Group

African Development Bank

Islamic Development Bank