PPADB faces procurement challenges

Wednesday, February 22, 2017

The Public Procurement and Asset Disposal Board (PPADB) says it is facing numerous challenges in its procurement processes.

Addressing the media in Gaborone recently, PPADB executive chairperson, Bridget John said the Board is faced with a lack of procurement capacity at its procuring entities, which results in late initiation of procurement, evaluation of tenders, and inadequate submissions.

“There is need for procuring entities to improve adherence to procurement plans for timely implementation of projects,” John said.

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