eGovernment, or electronic government, refers to the use of information and communication technology (ICT) to improve the activities of public sector organizations. This involves the digital transformation of governmental processes and services, making them more efficient, transparent, and accessible to citizens, businesses, and other governmental agencies.
G-Procurement process ensures transparency, speed, and efficiency in government procurement by leveraging digital technology and automation at every step of the process.
This step involves setting up a comprehensive plan for procurement to ensure efficient and systematic resource management.
Based on the procurement plan, a specific project is initiated with clear details and steps for execution.
A committee is appointed to draft the Terms of Reference (TOR) and establish a median price to ensure the procurement process adheres to standards and transparency.
Official documents inviting bids from vendors or service providers are prepared and disseminated.
The e-GP system is used to collect and review price proposals submitted by vendors or service providers.
The results of the price proposal evaluations are recorded to facilitate decision-making.
After evaluating all proposals, the winning project bid is officially announced.
An electronic contract (E-Contract) is prepared for the winning bidder to formalize the agreement.
The outcomes of the contract drafting process are documented for record-keeping and tracking.
The performance of the contract is regularly inspected and managed to ensure compliance with the agreed terms.
Once the project is completed and all contract terms are fulfilled, the project is formally closed.
The e-service system is designed for a diverse group of users, including:
The e-service system is accessible via multiple platforms, ensuring broad accessibility and ease of use: