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The Low Value & Minor Procurement Forms were developed for use in the public sector following the inability of procurement entities to capture and document procurement transactions of goods, works and technical services of relatively low value.
The Public Procurement Authority has developed Guidelines for the use of Framework Agreements. A Framework Agreement is not a contract rather it is an offer from a potential supplier to provide goods and/or services at pre-arranged prices, under set terms and conditions, when and if required. Please click HERE to find out more.
PPA Public Affairs | 10/22/2012
PRICING, ADVERTISING AND RECEIPT OR PAYMENT FOR GOODS AND SERVICES IN FOREIGN CURRENCY IN GHANA The Bank of Ghana announces for the information of the General Public that it has come to its notice that despite the earlier Notices Nos. BG/GOV/SEC/98/2 dated 14th January, 1998 and BG/GOV/SEC/2001/9 dated 18th June, 2001 which advised against unlicensed or unauthorized dealings in foreign currency, certain institutions (both public and private) and individuals have been pricing, advertising and receiving or paying in foreign currency, especially United States (US) dollars, for their goods and services without the requisite licence or authorisation.
The Act requires institutions to secure approval from the Board before they adopt single source procurement. The Minister of Finance and Economic Planning issued guidelines on 17th September, 2004 to explain the process for application of Single Sourcing.
In accordance with Section 60 (3) of the Public Procurement Act, 2003 (ACT 663) the Public Procurement Board is required to issue guidelines for implementing margins of preference for domestic Contractors and Suppliers of goods, works and services
New schedule of fees charged for by PPA for various services.