PROCUREMENT
Transparent and Accountable Use of Public Resources
Procurement at the Commission is managed under the Department of Administration, Human Resources, Finance & Procurement.
The Commission recognises that procurement is a public trust and must be conducted with the highest standards of integrity.
PRINCIPLES GOVERNING PROCUREMENT
All procurement activities are guided by:
- Transparency – Clear and open processes
- Fair competition – Equal opportunity for all eligible vendors
- Value for money – Efficient use of resources
- Accountability – Clear documentation and audit trails
- Integrity – Zero tolerance for corruption
PROCUREMENT OPPORTUNITIES
Procurement opportunities may include:
- Goods and supplies
- Consultancy services
- Training and capacity-building services
- Construction and facilities services
- ICT and digital solutions
All opportunities are advertised publicly.
PROCUREMENT PROCESS OVERVIEW
The Commission follows a standard procurement process:
- Procurement planning
- Public advertisement of tenders
- Bid submission
- Evaluation by a designated committee
- Contract award
- Publication of results
VENDOR REGISTRATION
Suppliers and service providers may be required to:
- Register as approved vendors
- Submit legal and tax documentation
- Demonstrate technical and financial capacity
Vendor registration does not guarantee contract award.
PUBLICATION OF PROCUREMENT INFORMATION
To ensure transparency, the Commission publishes:
- Annual procurement plans
- Open tenders
- Contract award notices
This information is available to the public through the website.
CONFLICT OF INTEREST & ANTI-CORRUPTION MEASURES
The Commission enforces strict measures to:
- Prevent conflicts of interest
- Detect and address corruption
- Protect whistle-blowers
Any attempt to improperly influence procurement or recruitment is prohibited.
ACCESSIBILITY & INCLUSION
Career and procurement information is:
- Publicly accessible
- Written in clear language
- Available in Somali (default), with Arabic and English where possible
The Commission encourages participation from:
- Women
- Youth
- Persons with disabilities
- Minority communities