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Public Procurement Authority: Electronic Bulletin Jan — Feb 2018Vol. 9, Issue 1E-BulletinP u b l i cP r o c u r e m e n tA u t h o r i t yTOGETHER—LET’S FIGHT CORRUPTIONInside thisissue: Editorial - Page 1 Online Activities :Page 2 Trial (NCA) -Page5 Induction ofCEO—Page 6 Stand AgainstCorruption Page 7 Safeguarding thePublic Purse—Page 8 Views on Appointment ofSpecial Prosecutor—Page 10 ProcurementNews— Page 12 Did You Know—Page 12 ProcurementHumour—Page13(Continued on page 4)Submit 2018 Procurement Plan Using PPA’s Onlinc Procurement Planning System (http://planning.ppaghana.org/)Page 1
Public Procurement Authority: Electronic Bulletin Jan — Feb 2018Vol. 9, Issue 1Online Activities—Procurement PlanList of entities that have submitted their 2018 Procurement Plans Online As At January 30 , 20181. Abura/ Asebu/ Kwamankese DistrictAssembly2. Accra Polytechnic3. Aduman Senior High School4. Agona West Municipal Assembly5. Ahanta West District Assembly6. Akatsi District Hospital7. Akatsi District South Assembly8. Asonomaso district Hospital9. Bank of Ghana10. Bia East District Assembly11. Bibiani/Anhwiaso/Bekwai District Assembly12. Birim South District Assembly13. Bolgatanga Polytechnic14. Civil Service Clinic15. Commission on Human Rights andAdministrative Justice16. Copyright Administration17. Council for Scientific and IndustrialResearch18. Economic and OrganisedCrime Office19. Energy Commission20. European Dynamics21. Fanteakwa District Assembly22. Gaming Commission of Ghana23. Ghana Broadcasting Corporation24. Ghana Civil Aviation Authority25. Ghana Cocoa Board26. Ghana Cocoa Board - Quality Control Division27. Ghana College of Physicians and Surgeons28. Ghana Exim Bank29. Ghana Export Promotion Authority30. Ghana Export Promotion CouncilPage 231. Ghana Grid Co. Ltd. (GRIDCO)32. Ghana Health Service33. Ghana Investment Fund for Electronic Communication34. Ghana Law School35. Ghana Library Board36. Ghana National Petroleum Corporation37. Ghana Police Service38. Ghana Water Company Limited39. Ho Municipal Assembly40. Ho Polyclinic41. Ho Technical University42. Holy Child College Of Education43. Jomoro District Assembly44. Ketu South Municipal Hospital45. Konongo District Hospital46. Korle- Bu Teaching Hospital47. Krachi East District Assembly48. Krachi West District Assembly49. Kumasi South Hospital50. Kwaebiirem District Assembly51. Management Development AndProductivity Institute52. Metro Mass Transport Ltd53. Minerals Commission54. MINISTRY OF AVIATION55. Ministry of Defence56. Ministry of Finance57. Ministry of Local Government andRural Development58. Ministry of Roads and Highways59. Ministry Of Youth And Sports60. Mpohor District Assembly61. Nanumba North District Assembly62. National Development PlanningCommissionSubmit 2018 Procurement Plan Using PPA’s Onlinc Procurement Planning System (http://planning.ppaghana.org/)
Vol. 9, Issue 163. National Health Insurance Authority64. New Edubiase District Hospital65. North Tongu District Assembly66. Northern Electricity Distribution Company (NEDCo)67. Nurses and Midwifery Training College- Sekondi68. Office of President69. Office of the Regional Health Directorate – Ashanti Region70. Office of the Regional Health Directorate – Upper West Region71. Office of the Regional Health Directorate – Western72. Offinso College of Education73. Offinso North District Assembly74. Pharmacy Council75. Public Procurement Authority76. Ridge Hospital77. S.D.A.Senior High School.78. School of Anesthesia - Ridge RegionalHospital79. SDA Nursing and Midwifery TrainingPublic Procurement Authority: Electronic Bulletin Jan — Feb 2018School80. Securities and Exchange Commission81. Shama District Assembly82. South Dayi District Assembly83. St. Patricks Nursing and MidwiferyTraining College84. Sunyani Polytechnic85. Tano South District Assembly86. Tarkwa District Hospital87. Tema Development Corporation88. Tema Metropolitan Assembly89. Tema Shipyard Ltd90. Tepa District Hospital91. Twifu-Heman-Lower Denkyira DistrictAssembly92. University of Professional Studies, Accra93. Upper Denkyira East Municipal Assembly94. Wa General Hospital95. Wassa Amenfi East District Assembly96. Wassa East District AssemblySubmit 2018 Procurement Plan Using PPA’s Onlinc Procurement Planning System (http://planning.ppaghana.org/)Page 3
Public Procurement Authority: Electronic Bulletin Jan — Feb 2018Vol. 9, Issue 1TOGETHER LET’S FIGHT CORRUPTION—Cont.(Continued from page 1)Page 4Submit 2018 Procurement Plan Using PPA’s Onlinc Procurement Planning System (http://planning.ppaghana.org/)
Public Procurement Authority: Electronic Bulletin Jan — Feb 2018Vol. 9, Issue 1Trial of 4 Former NCA Bosses BeginsThe trial of a former DirectorGeneral and three former boardmembers of the National Communications Authority (NCA) and abusinessman accused of causing 4 millionfinancial loss to the state commenced onJanuary 16, 2018.The accused persons are the former Director-General, William Matthew Tetteh Tevie,and the former board members — EugeneBaffoe-Bonnie, Nana Owusu Ensaw andAlhaji Salifu Mimina Osman — and thebusinessman, George Derek Oppong.Theyhave been accused among other things including engaging in infractions in the procurement of listening devices for the state.During the trial, the Director of Legal Services at the National Communications Authority (NCA), Abena Asafo Adjei, servingas the first prosecuting witness deniedknowledge of 4m deal in court. She toldthe court that, she had no knowledge of acontract signed between the Authority andInfralocks Development Limited.The trial continues and the Ghanaian people are anxious to know what the final outcome would be.David Sebastian DamoahSnr. Corporate Affairs OfficerPPASubmit 2018 Procurement Plan Using PPA’s Onlinc Procurement Planning System (http://planning.ppaghana.org/)Page 5
Public Procurement Authority: Electronic Bulletin Jan — Feb 2018Vol. 9, Issue 1CEO OF PPA INDUCTED INTO A DOCTORALFELLOW OF IPMPment Conferences and Workshops and has contributed immensely to the development of Public Procurement especially in capacity building,procurement evaluation and monitoring both athome and abroad. He was an active member ofthe OECD Taskforce on Procurement and contributed significantly to the development of thecurrent Version 4 of the OECD AssessmentMethodology. He has prepared and presentedseveral papers at international seminars, workshops and conferences on procurement, in Europe, Asia, South America and several Africancountries.Mr. A.B Adjei, the Chief Executive Officer of the PublicProcurement Authority (PPA)It is in recognition of his enormous efforts andcontributions that the IPMP has honored himMwith this doctoral fellow.r. A.B Adjei, the Chief ExecutiveThe Institute of Project Management Profession-Officer of the Public Procurementals (IPMP) is a Licensing and Regulatory Profes-Authority (PPA) has been inductedsional Body in Ghana and incorporated underinto a Doctoral Fellow of the Institute of Projectthe Companies Code, 1963 (Act 179) as a privateManagement Practitioners.Company limited by guarantee and duly regis-Mr. Adjenim Boateng Adjei, is a seasoned pro-tered as a Professional Body in accordance withcurement and supply chain management spe-the provisions of the Professional Bodies Regis-cialist. He was the first Chief Executive Officer oftration Decree, 1973 (NRCD 143) as Charteredthe Public Procurement Authority of Ghana.Project Management Institute (CPMI) to trainAmong his many accomplishments, he was ableprofessionals in project.to pioneer the affairs of the Public ProcurementThe management and staff of PPA on this occa-Authority, a procurement regulatory body undersion congratulates you on this success.the Ministry of Finance and Economic Planningto attain international recognition among donorsDavid Sebastian Damoahand most International Financial Institutions.Snr. Corporate Affairs OfficerHe is a well-known face at International Procure-PPAPage 6Submit 2018 Procurement Plan Using PPA’s Onlinc Procurement Planning System (http://planning.ppaghana.org/)
Public Procurement Authority: Electronic Bulletin Jan — Feb 2018Vol. 9, Issue 1President Takes A Strong Stand AgainstCorruption in GhanaThe President also in a speech addressing a section of Ghanaian community in the United Kingdom (UK) at a public forum said the persistentengagement of some state officials and privateindividuals in acts of corruption is underminingthe capacity of the country to control its owndevelopment hence the need for stiffer legislations to tackle corruption.On Wednesday January 17, 2018 in the PresiHis Excellency Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo , President ofGhanadent’s second Media Encounter a year after being sworn into office, he said the Special Prosecutor will prosecute corrupt office holders asFighting corruption has been one of the majorfocus of His Excellency Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo although the President has been in government for just one year.well as past corrupt officials.To show his commitment to fighting corruption,the president said every single allegation of corruption in his one-year-old administration willThe President’s resolve to fighting corruption inbe thoroughly investigated. “Every single act ofthe country remains unshaken with the recentalleged of corruption labeled against any mem-signing of the Special Prosecutor Bill and the ap-ber of my administration has been or is in thepointment of “citizen vigilante” Martin Amidu asprocess of being investigated by IndependentGhana’s first Special Prosecutor.Bodies” the president stated.During the inauguration of the Fifth President ofHis Excellency, Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addothe Fourth Republic, President Akufo-Addois very confident that the naming of “citizen vigi-promised to make the fight against corruptionlante” Martin Amidu as Ghana’s first Specialhis topmost priority.Prosecutor will tackle the canker head-on.According to the President, there was a need torestore integrity in the Public Sector. “Statecoffers are not spoils for the party that wins anelection but resources for the country’s essentialMarian OtengAssistant Corporate Affairs OfficerPPAand economic development. I shall protect thepublic purse and insist on value for money” hestated during his inauguration speech.Submit 2018 Procurement Plan Using PPA’s Onlinc Procurement Planning System (http://planning.ppaghana.org/)Page 7
Public Procurement Authority: Electronic Bulletin Jan — Feb 2018Vol. 9, Issue 1SAFEGUARDING THE PUBLIC PURSETHROUGH ENHANCED PROCUREMENTPage 8Submit 2018 Procurement Plan Using PPA’s Onlinc Procurement Planning System (http://planning.ppaghana.org/)
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Public Procurement Authority: Electronic Bulletin Jan — Feb 2018Vol. 9, Issue 1VIEWS ON APPOINTMENT OFSPECIAL PROSECUTORfight against corruption.“I say so because of Mr. Amidu’s pedigree,his track record of anti-corruption and publicinterest litigation, his courage, his independence mindedness, his tenacity – all the attributes you will need for a job like that. And Ialso believe that this is an appointment thathas the potential to strike fear in the peoplewithin and outside the president’s own party.And we believe we can now look forward torobust actions to corruption,” he added.The President, Nana Akufo Addo hasnominated Martin Amidu as the SpecialProsecutor, His choice of Special Prosecutor has received mixed reactions fromthe general public.Anti-corruption campaigners have hailed the announcement,applauding the president for appointingthe man who independently, and as a private citizen won a case against AlfredWoyome, a financier of his own party.Below are sampled views:Professor Emmanuel Gyimah-Boadi, Executive Director Center for the Center forDemocraticDevelopment(CDDGhana) .Source:www.gbcghana.comThe Executive Director Center for the Centerfor Democratic Development (CDD-Ghana),Professor Emmanuel Gyimah-Boadi hassaid the nomination of Martin Amidu as theSpecial Prosecutor has raised his belief inPresident Akufo Addo’s commitment to thePage 10‘Wise and prudent’ -Emile Francis Short,AformerCommissioner(CHRAJ)A former Commissioner on Human Rightsand Administrative Justice (CHRAJ), EmileFrancis Short, commended the President onthe appointment of Martin Amidu as thecountry’s first Special Prosecutor. He saidthe appointment was a pleasant surprise anda good choice.According to him, this is a clever and judicious decision on the side of the President inhis efforts to fight corruption, saying thePresident should be congratulated.Rawlings congratulates Martin Amidu –source:GNAFormer President Jerry John Rawlings hascongratulated Mr. Martin Amidu on his appointment as the Special Prosecutor at theOffice of the Independent Prosecutor.Mr. Rawlings expressed optimism that Parliament would approve the appointment, saying; “The President couldn’t have made abetter choice”. The Former President notedthat the appointment of Mr Amidu showedSubmit 2018 Procurement Plan Using PPA’s Onlinc Procurement Planning System (http://planning.ppaghana.org/)
Public Procurement Authority: Electronic Bulletin Jan — Feb 2018Vol. 9, Issue 1that the President had risen above partisanship and recognised a highly principled citizen to occupy that position.According to him Mr. Amidu has proven tobe a fearless anti-corruption crusader whosepursuit of truth and justice has won him national admiration. “I call on all Ghanaians tooffer the appointee the required support andinformation in pursuit of what will undoubtedly be a challenging role,” the former President said.Martin Amidu's aura enough to fight corruption - Political Analyst.Source:www.ghananewsagency.orgDr Kwabena Sarfo-Kantankah, a political analyst, has described President Akuffo-Addo’snomination of Mr Martin Amidu as the Special Prosecutor as apt and sincere.He said the aura surrounding his persona, public utterances and resolve to expose acts ofcorruption would scare people to engage in theact.He said Mr Amidu has the "requisite integrity, competence, courage and independence ofcharacter to discharge effectively the responsibilities of his new office.Ghana has developed in the fight againstcorruption with Amidu’s appointment –GII. source:mynewsgh.comA local chapter of Transparency International, Ghana Integrity Initiative (GII), has statedin an interviewed that the appointment of Mr.Martin Amidu as the Independent SpecialProsecutor is an indication that, Ghana hasdeveloped in the fight against corruption.Mrs. Kwarfo pointed out clearly that whatPresident Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addohas done so far shows that, indeed Ghanahas developed in democracy. “What thepresident has done today shows we aregradually developing; looking at measuresput in place to reduce corruption”.According to GII, looking at the requirementfor the Special Prosecutor in accordance ofthe new law, it clearly affirms that, Mr. Amiduqualifies for the position, adding that, her organisation has nothing to complain about thenew appointee.David Sebastian DamoahSnr. Corporate Affairs OfficerPPASubmit 2018 Procurement Plan Using PPA’s Onlinc Procurement Planning System (http://planning.ppaghana.org/)Page 11
Public Procurement Authority: Electronic Bulletin Jan — Feb 2018Vol. 9, Issue 1PROCUREMENT NEWS AROUND THE WORLDDID YOU KNOWDavid Sebastian DamoahSnr. Corporate Affairs OfficerPPAPage 12Submit 2018 Procurement Plan Using PPA’s Onlinc Procurement Planning System (http://planning.ppaghana.org/)
Public Procurement Authority: Electronic Bulletin Jan — Feb 2018Vol. 9, Issue 1Tendering and Contract Information for periods indicatedTendering Opportunities for Jan - Feb 2018Open Contracts Awarded for Jan - Dec 2018Restricted Tender Awards Jan- Feb 2018Expression of Interest Requests Jan - Feb 2018The links above will take you directly to the PPA Website Reports for the months of period indicated.PROCUREMENT HUMOUREditorial TeamRhoda E. Appiah—Head, Corporate Affairs and AdministrationThomas K. Bondzi— Head, IT Support ServicesDavid S. Damoah—Senior Officer, Corporate Affairs and Admin.Edwina Safee-Boafo—Officer, Capacity DevelopmentP u b l i cP r o c u r e m e n tA u t h o r i t yPMB 30MinistriesACCRAJoana A. Sakyi-Asiedu— Senior Admin OfficerMarian Oteng— Officer, Corporate Affairs and AdminPhone: 0302 - 765641-2Fax : 0302—765643Submit 2018 Procurement Plan Using PPA’s Onlinc Procurement Planning System (http://planning.ppaghana.org/)Page 13
35. Ghana Library Board 36. Ghana National Petroleum Corpora-tion 37. Ghana Police Service 38. Ghana Water Company Limited 39. Ho Municipal Assembly 40. Ho Polyclinic 41. Ho Technical University 42. Holy Child College Of Education 43. Jomoro District Assembly 44. Ketu South Municipal Hospital 45. Konongo District Hospital 46. Korle- Bu Teaching .
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