Public Procurement Commission Position: Procurement Specialist The Public Procurement Commission is inviting applications from suitably qualified persons to fill the position of Procurement Specialist. The Procurement Specialist, under the direction and control of the Head of Operations of the Public Procurement Commission, performs a variety of functions, which include monitoring…
Public Procurement Commission Notice The Ministry of Public Health has recommended several measures to prevent the spread of the COVID-19 virus, which include guidelines for social distancing and reduced working hours for staff. Consequently, the Public Procurement Commission wishes to advise as follows: Contractors/Suppliers may submit complaints via the “Procurement…
The Public Procurement Commission today conducted a Stakeholder Meeting with public procuring entities at the Pegasus Hotel, Georgetown. Attending were Permanent Secretaries and Heads of Department from various Ministries and Government Agencies with their procurement staff, and representatives of the Guyana Defence Force, Local Government Commission and the Georgetown Public…
VACANCY The Public Procurement Commission is inviting applications from suitably qualified persons to fill the following vacant position: Administrative Officer Job Summary: – The Administrative Officer, reports to the Head, Corporate Services of the Public Procurement Commission, and is responsible for performing day to day human resources management functions and…
In 2018, the Public Procurement Commission, (PPC), completed its initial review of and consultations on the draft Suspension and Debarment Regulations produced by the Ministry of Finance in 2016. The revised Draft Regulations were then submitted to the Attorney General’s Chambers for finalisation and tabling in Parliament. The new Suspension…
The Public Procurement Commission implemented its Staff Performance Appraisal System effective May 2019. The new Performance Appraisal System is intended to provide the means by which the Commission can establish and maintain individual accountability, recognize employees for good performance, encourage professional development and provide for employee development, all of which…
– Article retrieved from Kaieteur News – The Ministry of Communities will be conducting monthly reviews of procurements for capital projects and purchases in 2018 as a means of improving Public Sector Investment Programme (PSIP) implementation. Minister of Communities, Ronald Bulkan, said the decision seeks to prevent a repeat of…
– Article retrieved from Kaieteur News – – Finance Minister During 2018, work is expected to continue with regard to improving the efficiency and quality of the public sector investment programme (PSIP), management of oil and gas resources, tax administration, public expenditure reviews and the strengthening of monitoring and evaluation…
