Is it possible to view another agency's tender advertisement on the internet?
Some agencies post their advertisements on their own web sites. It may also be possible to find an agency's invitation to tender at http://www.procurement.gov.jm.
We are a Public Body and would like to place an Invitation to Tender on the Government's online Procurement Notice Board.How do we go about doing this?
Procuring Public Sector Bodies will be assigned a password re the notice board. This empowers each agency to log in and complete its own posting of advertisements. Public Body Procurement officers, or similar posts, who wish to use the Notice Board should send a request to [email protected]. An email detailing the steps for posting the ad will also be provided. The GOJ Procurement Notice Board is found at: http://www.procurement.gov.jm.
What is the electronic notice board, and where is it located?
Public Sector entities may post their Invitations to Tender on contracts on the electronic procurement notice board. The board is not currently intended to replace advertising in the two major national newspapers, but rather to be used as a supplement. Using the board will reduce advertising costs, as entities may publish more concise advertisements in the papers, and refer interested parties to more detailed information on the board. The web site address is http://www.procurement.gov.jm.
What does the Office of the Contractor General(OCG) do?
The main purpose of the OCG is to provide resources for the Contractor-General in order that he may carry out his mandate as stated under the Contractor-General Act of 1983. These include human, administrative financial and physical resources. The OCG does not approve, endorse, recommend for award or award Government contracts. The OCG is also the secretariat for the National Contracts Commission.
