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Government procurement – negotiated procurement

End-users procure goods and services through negotiated procurement.

At a glance

  • Office: Central Administration
  • Classification: Highly Technical
  • Who may apply: All end-user of purchase request
  • Total fees: None
  • Total processing time: 8 days

Requirements

RequirementWhere to get it
Doc. 1 – Purchase RequestSupply Office
Doc. 2 – Earmarked Purchase RequestBudget Office
Doc. 3 - PPMPOffice of Purchase Request / End-user

Steps

What you doWhat the office doesFeeTime
Client submits the properly earmarked purchase requestReceive approved and earmarked Purchase Request. (BAC Secretariat BAC Office)None1 day
Evaluate technical specifications of goods/services/infrastructure projects. If technical specifications are incorrect, PRs shall be returned to the end-users. (BAC Chair and Members, Technical Working Group BAC Office)None–
Prepare and route Resolution to BAC members for signature. (BAC Secretariat BAC Office)None1 day
Prepare the Request for Quotation or pro-forma invoice. (BAC Secretariat BAC Office)None2 days
Send the RFQ to the Servicing Agency. (BAC Secretariat BAC Office)None–
Retrieve the Request for Quotation. (BAC Secretariat BAC Office)None–
Recommend to HOPE to award the contract in favor of the supplier determined to have S/LCRB, MEARQ, or S/HRRP. (BAC Chair and Members BAC Office)None3 days
Transmit the procurement documents to Supply office. (BAC Secretariat BAC Office)None1 day

Source

Read from the office's Citizen's Charter by Muse Spark. Fees and steps change: check the PDF and the office before you go.

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