Public Procurement Authority

The Public Procurement Authority is a government agency responsible for overseeing and regulating how public sector organizations purchase goods, services, and works. Its goal is to ensure transparent, fair, and efficient procurement processes that use public funds wisely. The authority sets rules, monitors compliance, and promotes competition to prevent corruption and favoritism. Essentially, it helps make sure that government contracts are awarded based on merit, cost-effectiveness, and fairness, supporting accountability and trust in public spending.