History
The Public Procurement Appeals Authority commonly referred to as the PPAA was initially established in 2001 under the former Public Procurement Act No.3 of 2001 which was repealed and replaced by the Public Procurement Act No 21 of 2004) (Cap 410). The Public Procurement Act No 21 of 2004 was also repealed and replaced by the enacted Public Procurement Act No 7 of 2011 which re-established the PPAA as an independent Appeals Authority under Section 88. PPAA under Section 88 (5) of PPA 2011 is a dispute organ responsible for determining complaints/Appeals arising from public procurement processes with a view to check compliance with the law. PPAA is also vested with powers under (S.62(6) of PPA 2011) to determine all complaints arising from blacklisting of tenderers. PPAA has been established in order to have an independent mechanism through which complaints and appeals arising from public procurement process could be quickly solved within the shortest time The Key Objectives of PPAA are:-
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