Public Procurement Process

Public Procurement Process
L. Harnamsing, Mauritius, Member
In Mauritius, the public procurement process is regulated by the public procurement act 2006. It includes inter alia the following steps/processes:
- Identification of needs
- Development of procurement plans
- Confirmation of budget & sources of funding
- Selection of appropriate procurement methods
- Opening and managing the bids
- Evaluation of bids
- Negotiation (if required)
- Contract award
- Management of contract
- Payment and feedback.

Ensure Funding Early in Procurement Process
Mike Flanagan
Make sure you have funding. If no funding, you don't have to do the other steps.

Public Procurement Process Governance
Bill Young, Consultant, Switzerland, Member
If you are in procurement, there are two things you have to do, relating to process governance.
- Firstly, condense it into hygiene factors. These are things that are non-optional filters but are not targets, i.e., you do not maximize them. Your role is to maximize value to the budget whilst sticking to the governance rules, not to save the world.
- The second is to behave as a guide to your internal client, not a policeman. You are the expert who will show them how to achieve their aim. The less they need to know about the rules, the more successful you will be.

Public Procurement Process per Country
Koen Vandermarliere, Business Consultant, Belgium, SIG Leader
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Special Characteristics of Public Procurement Processes
Koen Vandermarliere, Business Consultant, Belgium, SIG Leader
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