Tshipidi Project to ease PPADB processes

Wednesday, December 15, 2010

FRANCISTOWN: The Public Procurement and Assets Disposal Board (PPADB) launched its Integrated Procurement Management System (IPMS) at a workshop held at the Adansonia Hotel here on Friday.

According to PPADB Information Technology expert, Moji Bale, IPMS is a web-based system that enables working through the Internet and end-to-end automation of PPADB processes and functions.Bale told the businesspeople and contractors attending the workshop that having to go through piles and piles of files when applying for tenders could be avoided.

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Tshipidi Project to ease PPADB processes

FRANCISTOWN: The Public Procurement and Assets Disposal Board (PPADB) launched its Integrated Procurement Management System (IPMS) at a workshop held at the Adansonia Hotel here on Friday.

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Selefu

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