The risk of fraud is inherent to any organisation. Currently, we are being exposed to seemingly endless cases of fraud and corruption occurrences in the public sectors, many of which are related to government procurement of various levels of government, federal, state and local as well as statutory bodies and government-linked companies. Most of these occur due to the inefficient procurement department and the procurement process. Hence, everyone in the organisation should commit themselves to the best practice in procurement by seeking and adopting them to increase the level of accountability, integrity and transparency in government procurement.
Basic Procurement Principle is the module taught at College of Business and Management (CBM-TZ) to all scholars undertaking Basic Technician Certificate in Procurement and Supplies Management
Basic Procurement Principle is the module taught at College of Business and Management (CBM-TZ) to all scholars undertaking Basic Technician Certificate in Procurement and Supplies Management
The presentation is about procurement and sourcing strategies. The process, types, importance and goals of procurement and sourcing have been discussed briefly.
E : Electronic
Procurement : the process of obtaining supplies, especially for an government or organization
E- Procurement : the business-to-business purchase and sale of supplies and services over the Internet.
Also Known as: Supplier Exchange
Definition: E-procurement is the business-to-business purchase and sale of supplies and services over the Internet.
Procurement Management during project Management process:
A Procurement Management Process, or Procurement Process, is a method by which services are purchased from outside the organization. The procurement management process involves managing and review the contract and work with approval of final product from suppliers.
"In essence, the procurement process helps you "Get what you have paid for"
The presentation is about procurement and sourcing strategies. The process, types, importance and goals of procurement and sourcing have been discussed briefly.
E : Electronic
Procurement : the process of obtaining supplies, especially for an government or organization
E- Procurement : the business-to-business purchase and sale of supplies and services over the Internet.
Also Known as: Supplier Exchange
Definition: E-procurement is the business-to-business purchase and sale of supplies and services over the Internet.
Procurement Management during project Management process:
A Procurement Management Process, or Procurement Process, is a method by which services are purchased from outside the organization. The procurement management process involves managing and review the contract and work with approval of final product from suppliers.
"In essence, the procurement process helps you "Get what you have paid for"
This document consists of the Procurement Procedures Manual for Public Procurement in Ekiti State. The document was published by the Bureau of Public Procurement, Ekiti State Nigeria.
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By Prof.Tan Sri (Dr.) Ambrin Buang
Introduction
The risk of fraud is inherent to any
organisation. Currently, we are being
exposed to seemingly endless cases of
fraud and corruption occurrences in the public
sectors, many of which are related to government
procurement of various levels of government,
federal, state and local as well as statutory bodies and
government-linked companies. Most of these occur
due to the inefficient procurement department and
the procurement process. Hence, everyone in the
organisation should commit themselves to the best
practice in procurement by seeking and adopting them
to increase the level of accountability, integrity and
transparency in government procurement.
Why Procurement Process?
From the audit point of view, other than competency,
factors such as attitude and integrity also contribute to
the negative perceptions due to human weaknesses.
The National Audit Department (NAD) gives special
attentiontothegovernmentprocurementmanagement
for a number of reasons:
First, the shortcomings on the management of
government procurement should be curbed. In the
eyes of the public, the shortcomings are constantly
repeated as if the civil servants are not sensitive and
aware of their responsibilities to manage the public
money properly and prudently. If in the limited
audit sample, those irregularities have been found,
imagine the possibilities of how widespread in this
phenomenon, and how difficult it is will change the
negative perception of the public.
Government procedure is one component of good
governance in the public service. Fostering a culture
of excellence among those involved in procurement
where flaws such as non-compliance and regulations
and the weaknesses revealed by the audit are
expected to be the lessons learnt to make continuous
improvement. The question is whether they are willing
to learn from the mistakes of others?
Comparing during the 60s and 70s to the present,
government procedure involves billions of ringgits
and thousands of project and activities of various
levels. For example, the Federal Government operating
expenditure for 2008 – 2012 was RM 847.1 billion while
the development expenditure amounted to RM 240.6
billion. Through the bulk of the operating expenditure
is emolument, however, provision for supplies involving
procurement is also significant. Almost all development
expenditure involves the acquisition of work, supplies,
equipment and so on. The question is, whether the
government gets the value of money or appropriate
returns for the expenditure of this magnitude?
In addition, the government procurement is
considered as the high risk for leakages, corruption and
mismanagement. As a result, the government suffers
losses or additional expenditure which could have
been avoided. The audit reports often reveal signs or
indicators on the occurrence of the weaknesses and
it is up to agencies such as Malaysia Anti-Corruption
Commission (MACC), the Royal Malaysia Police and the
Malaysian Treasury to investigate further to determine
the negligence of the wrongdoers is truly not accidental
or due to their good greed to accept bribes or kickbacks.
However, based on my 11 years working in National
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Audit Department, two interesting facts that I would
like to share about the government procurement. First,
most civil servants perform their work, including the
procurement work without thinking one day, their
work will be audited. If they knew that they would
be audited, maybe they will work more diligently
and carefully as they would be liable for negligence.
Secondly, heads of department and agencies will only
know the shortcomings and mistakes that occur under
their control when it was revealed by the auditors. This
means that internal control such as supervision of work
is still not effective. Weaknesses in supervision include
overseeing the work performed by contractors, suppliers
and consultants. Integrity means not only the integrity
of the individual but also the collective integrity of the
ministry, department and agency.
Government procurement is a lucrative business to
private contractors, suppliers and consultants. Lucrative
business means that the government pays the price
generally higher than others. Furthermore, the payment
is guaranteed! Therefore, the government must get the
value of money of the expenditure incurred. However,
if there are no monitoring and rigorous checks on
the work of use of the shortcut, not according to
specification and so forth, ultimately the government
must bear the loss. Prolonged delays increase in costs
and poor quality of work affected the image of the
government and the public-sector service. The people
are not only ungrateful, but they will also hit the
Government. This is a major challenge to every public
servant who manages the procurement. This message
is not only for ministries and departments but also the
technical agencies that regulate and monitor the work
done by the private sector.
Common Issues in Procurement Guidelines
and Procedure
For 11 years working in the National Audit
Department, auditors have conducted audits and
procurement of various agencies. The objective of these
audits is to make heads of ministries, departments and
agencies aware of the weaknesses of their procurement
management in terms of complying with existence
procurement regulations and procedures, poor contract
management, poor supervision of contractors and
consultants paid to do the job and negative outcomes
such as most of these head are not aware of such
weaknesses until they have been exposed audit. Others
malpractice include:
• Equipment supplied, work done and services
rendered not in accordance with the original scope.
• Cost overrun due to delays in project completion.
• Not utilised or underutilised equipment and
facilities upon completion.
• Improper payment made for equipment not
supplied work not done and services not rendered.
• Poor quality of equipment supplied, work done, or
services rendered.
• Equipment procured at a much higher cost than
market value.
• Contract not signed to safeguard the interest of
the Government.
• Procurement not managed according to established
regulations.
• Non-coordination among parties involved in
procurement.
When these are reported by the media, as is usually
the case, it gives the government a bad impression as
well as the public service at large, in the eyes of the
public, the political parties and investors. The latter
is particularly important because their perception
of a lack of efficiency, integrity and transparency in
government procurement processes carry a lot of
weight in the Transparency International Corruption
Perception Index in which Malaysia’s current position
is not something that we can be proud of.
The government procurement is too important a
subject to be ignored in its performance audit agenda.
We will continue to check whether compliance with
existing procurement procedures and observance
of value for money principle is duly present in the
public sector. Also, the National Audit Department
will continue to check whether government programs,
projects and activities have been well executed and
really meet their original objectives.
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Procurement Best Practices
A good procurement practice should address issues of accountability, integrity, transparency, ethics, the value of
money (Economy) and a professional workforce. The five best practice procurement objectives in the public and
private sectors are:
1. Minimise procurement cost (Economy) – the cheapest bid may not necessarily be the most cost-effective over
the life of the product
2. Ensure efficiency procurement cycle time – product requisitioned are delivered in a timely manner.
3. Enhance transparency and eradicate corruption – to minimise opaqueness on the procurement process by
adopting a clear disclosure policy and leveraging on e-procurement sand cultivate an ethical working environment
to reduce graft, enable products to purchase at competitive market prices, and ultimately improve profitability.
4. Enhance organisation capabilities and governance – develop an in-house procurement function to support
the business’s long-term objectives. In addition, put policies, incentives and penalties in place to ensure all
relevant parties follow the agreed practices and processes.
5. Develop a stable competitive supplier base – develop a stringent vendor selection process, provide suppliers
with continuous feedback on their performance.
Hence the following procurement Best Practices are proposed:
The procurement process is conducted in accordance with stipulated regulation
• Proper planning to determine what to procure, when, why and how.
• Conduct market study to explore potentially beneficial alternative suppliers or contractors or
providers to obtain the best deal for the Government in terms of quality, price and usage and so
forth.
• Ensure complete and proper quotation and render paper briefs for consideration for Quotation
Committee and Procurement Board.
• Ensure the budget is prepared and put into the quotation and tender box.
• Ensure procurement methods used is according with the determined value.
• Quotation notice is clear and complete.
• Directives to the bidders must be clear and complete.
• Checklist for quotation for tender procurement must be prepared according to the format given by
the Treasury Circular No.5, 2007 and No. 5, 2009.
• Opening quotation committee must be appointed in writing by the Head of agency/department or
division.
• Minutes of meeting and resolutions must be signed and kept in the procurement file.
• Quotation valuation report must be prepared by the Quotation Evaluation committee appointed by
the Head of Department.
• Agency must ensure that local suppliers/manufacturers are invited for procurement made by
quotation.
• Appropriate and reasonable validity period given to bidders to prevent increases in prices by the
contractor/ firm.
• Acceptance letter must be sent within the stipulated period.
• Proper maintenance of all procurement and contract files to ensure that relevant documents are
available for review and audit process.
• Improve the document management procedure and failing system from time to time to ensure
proper safekeeping of the documents.
• Ensure the integrity pact document is complete.
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Continuous training in handling procurement process
Topics of the training should include understanding public procurement, procedure planning and
strategy in p rocurement, p rocess i n procurement, b est p ractices i n public p rocurement, 3E
principle in public procurement, risk assessment in public procurement, sourcing for suppliers,
preparation of financial p roposal a nd technical p roposal, b id receipt and opening, e valuating
proposal, contract approval process, committee submission and approvals, contract award and
management, contract m anagement terms and skills, p erformance m onitoring, d ispute
management, ethics and integrity in procurement.
•
Enhance the work system and capability of personnel
Restructure the task with actual work burden in line with the Cabinet Memorandum on a proposal
to enhance the government system and procedure relating to government procedure with the state
that
“…. Every ministry must establish procurement division or unit (appropriate with the value of
procurement and size of ministry to enable the procurement to be managed in a proper, efficient
and effective manner. For this purpose, the number and capability of the officers responsible to
manage the procurement and related contracts must be balanced with the work burden”.
Involve the other people in the procurement process to reduce the dependability on a certain
officer.
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Other Essential Elements
Auditors must play their role in assessing the procurement governance to ensure the procurement
made in an efficient and prudent manner and which comply with the regulations. Procurement
audit conducted by internal audit must encompass the overall aspect of procurement process until
the closure of the account in line with Treasury Circular (No 1, 2012).
All ministries, department and agencies must ensure that all information relating to procurement
must be updated in the Government Procurement Information System (GPIS) as required by Trea-
sury Circular Letter No 7, 2011. They must monitor and take immediate and firm action on those
officers who violate the regulation of procurement.
•
•
Conclusion
Everyone in the decision-making chain of government procurement should commit themselves to the best
practice in procurement and value for money principle by seeking and adopting them to increase the level of
accountability, integrity and transparency in government procurement.
References
Compilation of Auditor General’s Speech and Country Paper. (2016). Putrajaya: National Audit Department
Compilation of Auditor General’s Speech and Country Paper. (2017). Putrajaya: National Audit Department