MINISTERIAL ORDER N° 002/20/10/TC OF 19/05/2020 ESTABLISHING REGULATIONS ON PUBLIC PROCUREMENT | 002/20/10/TC OF 19/05/2020 — Rwanda law | Esheria

MINISTERIAL ORDER N° 002/20/10/TC OF 19/05/2020 ESTABLISHING REGULATIONS ON PUBLIC PROCUREMENT

This article says public procurement bodies must use e-procurement technology, electronic documents must be handled under the law on electronic communications/signatures/transfers, and the tender notice must be published in a national newspaper and on the entity’s website.

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Jurisdiction
Rwanda
Instrument
Regulation
Citation
002/20/10/TC OF 19/05/2020
Status
Not in force
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
mul
Updated
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This article says public procurement bodies must use e-procurement technology, electronic documents must be handled under the law on electronic communications/signatures/transfers, and the tender notice must be published in a national newspaper and on the entity’s website. Procuring entities must use e-procurement for tender awards and contract management, subject to the procurement law and this Order. Public procuring entities and bidders must register in e-procurement; procurement activities outside e-procurement are generally not allowed unless this Order says otherwise. A procuring entity may delegate some tender-awarding powers to its supervised subsidiary entity, if it follows the law, regulations, and core public procurement principles. The Chief Budget Manager must appoint a public tender committee for three years, renewable once, and can replace members for valid reasons.