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The objective of government procurement of inputs (goods, works, and services) is to ensure the quality, economy, efficiency, transparency, fairness, and timeliness of the acquisition of inputs. Good procurement allows the government to fulfill its obligations to citizens and visitors to the country. It is always good to purchase the right quality materials, at the right time, in the right quantity, from the right source, and at the right price.
Procurement & Concession Hub
Is a dashboard that provides businesses as well as procurement/concession practitioners with access to all procurement and concession related actions that takes place within a given annual circle.
Vendor Registry
The vendor registry enables the collection of key information from vendors that supply/render goods, works, and services for all public entities, and those information relating to each vendor are recorded into an online and offline systems for use by public procurement institutions. All vendors listed within the vendor’s registry are eligible to participate in government procurement activities.
Complaints, Appeals & Review
Is a process that involves the formal receipt of complaints/appeals, collection of evident in relations to said grievances, evaluation of such evidence and conclusion with a professional and legal resolution.
eServices Platform
Is a platform that provides services which make use of information and communication technologies (ICTs). The three main components of e-services are: service provider, service receiver and the channels of service delivery that are specifically use to provide public procurement and concession online services.
Bids Information
These are important detailed information that are related to bid/tender or information relating to any offer made by an investor, trader, or dealer to buy an asset or to compete for a contract.
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No objections detailed the necessary information about a bid/tender or information relating to any offer made by an investor, trader, or dealer to buy an asset or to compete for a contract.
Bids Information
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- Job vacancy for the position of Database Administration
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Atty. Gloria Korto Zayzay Dole
Human Resource Director
Atty. Gloria Korto Zayzay Dole, a Lawyer, and a Human Resource Professional. For over Six years (6) she has worked with the Public Procurement & Concessions Commission and is currently serving as the Human Resource Director.
As Director of Human Resources, she plays an advisory role to Senior Management with regards to leveraging employees’ capacity and developing approaches that achieve the shared Commission’s mandates towards national compliance for national development.
The HR Division has and continues to contribute towards alternate solutions for the creation and diversification of roles and departments that reflect emerging changes for the inclusion of diversity and equality in the workplace.
Atty. Dole currently represents the Commission on the National Integrity Forum (NIF) where she serves as the chairperson of the Technical Committee.
Atty. Dole is motivated by the intricacies and complexities of human nature and how such resources can be propelled as a powerful tool in the reformation and development of Liberia, hence, my unwavering interest in human capacity development.
Victoria C. Dudley Kabbah
Director of Vendor Registration Division
Madam Victoria C. Dudley Kabbah is the Director of the Vendor Registration Division. She is responsible to ensure that contractors meet the requisite requirements to qualify them for enrollment on the online Vendor Register, which basically determines contractors’ legitimacy for their participation in the government of Liberia’s procurement tender.
As head of the division, she ensures businesses operating in the informal sector of the economy are formalized and qualified to participate in public procurement and take advantage of the procurement opportunities.
She obtained a Master of Public Administration (MPA) degree from the Graduate School of Business and Public Administration of the University of Liberia. She has attended and received trainings in Electronic Government Procurement, Professional Governance, Risk & Compliance, Performance Management, and chartered award training in Public Procurement for the UK based Chartered Institute of Procurement and Supply (CIPS).
Currently, she is working on the issuance of the first official Vendor Register Certificate as proof of registration to all registered vendors to enable public procuring entities to identify those legitimate companies.
Mr. Stevenson S. Yond
Director of Finance and Administration
Mr. Stevenson S. Yond is the Director of Finance and Administration. He oversees the financial management and administrative functions of the Commission. He has represented the Commission at several high-level meetings and engagements and even managed the affairs of the Commission as Officer-In-Charge.
Mr. Yond is an accountant by training. He earned his graduate degree, Master of Business Administration (MBA) in Accountancy from the Cuttington University Graduate School. He also obtained a Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Accountancy from the African Methodist Episcopal Zion University and obtained several professional certificates in accounting and public procurement. He is a highly motivated and goal-driven professional accountant with over 19 years of experience and proven track records of excellence.
Nathan N. Bengu
Director of Communication
Nathan N. Bengu is the Director of Communication and is primarily responsible to disseminate information related to the Public Procurement and Concessions Act, as well as to develop and publish the quarterly Public Procurement and Concessions Bulletin. He is also charged with the responsibility to manage public relations on behalf of the Commission, and spearhead the collation, editing and publication of the annual report of the Commission.
Being an astute professional, Mr. Bengu has made several interventions to complement and achieve the overall objectives and mandate areas of the Public Procurement and Concessions Commission (PPCC). For instance, in June 2012, He availed himself to a service call to spearhead the implementation of the capacity building mandate area, while simultaneously running the affairs of the Communication Division. During this period, Mr. Bengu developed a capacity building approach that witnessed the advent of series of training opportunities in public procurement, including the specialized chattered award training from the UK based Chartered Institute of Purchasing and Supply (CIPS).
Also, and as part of efforts to modernize public procurement, Mr. Bengu was again requested to chair the taskforce constituted to drive the development and implementation of the Electronic Government Procurement (e-GP) system. While in this capacity, Mr. Bengu worked with the World Bank and African Development Bank through the Project Implementation Unit (PMU) based in the Ministry of Finance and Development Planning, to modernize public procurement in Liberia. To date, all preliminary activities, including award of contract for the establishment of the e-GP System have been concluded. The system is expected to go live early 2024.
In 2005, Mr. Bengu undertook media consultancy with the European Union Elections Observation Mission and assisted with the conduct of the Presidential and General Elections in Liberia. He obtained his graduate degree, Master of Public Administration (MPA) in Public Administration and undergraduate degree, Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Mass Communications. He holds professional certificates in Strategic Leadership Development and Strategic Communication from the Kenya School of Government and the internationally acclaimed Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, based in the United States of America. Mr. Bengu has also obtained several professional qualifications in communication and public procurement, with the latest being a certificate in Electronic Government Procurement Strategy & Implementation from CROWN AGENTS.
He is a result-based public sector professional and communication/media expert with proficiency in strategic communications, advocacy and public relations, media development and training, information management, newsletter development, public sector administration, procurement and strong journalism acumen. He spent many years working in independent media and held several key positions including Associate Editor, Editor-In-Chief, and Vice President of the Press Union of Liberia (PUL).
Himmie E. Langford
Director of Compliance & Monitoring
Himmie E. Langford has served both in the private & public sectors as a procurement practitioner for over 15 years and holds a Master of Business Administration in Strategic Procurement from the University of Canberra, Australia and a Diploma from the Certified Institute of Procurement & Supply level 4 (CIPS). He also attained a BSc. in Accounting and an AA degree in Economics from the A.M.E. Zion University in Liberia.
Mr. Langford also has several certificates to his credit which include a Certificate in Electronic Government Procurement Strategy & Implementation, Dubai, UAE & Kigali, Rwanda. As well as a certificate in Leadership from the Kenya School of Government.
As Director of Compliance and Monitoring, Mr. Langford has represented the PPCC and Liberia at high level meetings with the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) in relations to the harmonization of all ECOWAS states’ public procurement as well as Public-Private Partnership (PPP) regional and local arrangements. He has also served as a delegate to the African Public Procurement Network (APPN) assembly and is currently Liberia’s focal person.
Cllr. Aaron Walters Barchue
Director of Legal Affairs
Cllr. Aaron Walters Barchue is a practicing Liberian lawyer and member of the Liberia National Bar Association (LNBA). He joined the Public Procurement and Concessions Commission in August 2020 as Director of Legal Affairs. Cllr. Barchue is primarily responsible to provide legal advice to the Commission, when and where applicable, and give support to the Complaints, Appeals and Review Panel (CARP).
Prior to joining the Public Procurement and Concessions Commission (PPCC), and upon completion of legal consultancy with the Forestry Development Authority (FDA), Cllr. Barchue served the Ministry of Justice as State Prosecutor. He was later assigned at the Ninth Judicial Circuit in Gbarnga, Bong County as City Solicitor. After one year in the position of City Solicitor at the Gbarnga Magisterial Court, he was elevated to the position of Legal Counsel and Assistant County Attorney for Bong County. Cllr. Barchue diligently served in this role until he was recalled to Monrovia and reassigned in the Division of Civil Litigation at the Ministry of Justice as Legal Counsel.
He previously worked at the Ministry of Education where he lastly served in the capacity as Researcher in the Bureau of Professional and Technical Education. He has also worked as Legal Trainer with the American Bar Association Rule of Law Initiative (ABA). During his stay with the ABA, Cllr. Barchue provided training in Legal Research, Legal Analysis and Legal Writing for third year law students at the Law School. He also sought and secured employment with Pierre, Tweh & Associates Law Firm. Based on his level of work and commitment at the Law firm, he was seconded at ArcelorMittal Liberia as Legal Counsel responsible for corporate legal affairs and litigation. While at ArcelorMittal Liberia, he negotiated, pleaded, and succeeded with the company to own up to occupational injuries of staff on the job, amidst company’s contributions to the National Social Security & Welfare Corporation.
Cllr. Barchue holds a Master of Laws (LL.M) in Rule of Law for Development from the Loyola University Chicago School of Law (John Felice Rome Center) based in the United States of America. He previously obtained a Bachelor of Laws (LLB) degree from the Louis Arthur Grimes School of Law, University of Liberia, and studied at the A.M.E. University where he was awarded Bachelor Arts (BA) degree in Sociology.
Additionally, Cllr. Barchue has attended and received training in Electronic Government Procurement Strategy and Implementation, Financial Crimes Investigation and Prosecution Training, Anticorruption Training for Judges and Prosecutors, Adult Learning and Skills Training, and Legal Skills Training.
Mr. Kartee Troh
Director of Procurement
Mr. Kartee Troh is the head of the Procurement Division. He has over twelve years of experience in several roles within the Commission. He has served in the roles of Procurement Policy Compliance Analyst/Officer, Procurement Officer and Procurement Manager prior to his ascendency to the Position of Procurement Director.
In his role as Procurement Director, Mr. Troh coordinates all procurement functions and responsibilities thereof – ranging from planning, sourcing of suppliers and vendor performance evaluation with the optimal objectives of institutional efficiency and effectiveness to attain value for money and improved public service delivery. In this role, he supervises the implementation of all procurement activities within PPCC, including the GoL supports and all donor funded projects financed by the World Bank, African Development Bank, and United Nations Development Program.
Mr. Troh is a trained public sector management specialist with Master in Public Sector Management from the Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration and currently writing his thesis after completion of required course works for the International Master in Public Procurement Management at the University of Rome Tor Vergata in Italy. Mr.Troh has previously earned a Bachelor of Science in Business Accounting from the AMEZ University, and has completed several specialized professional certification trainings in public procurement, including a Level-4 Strategic Diploma in Public Procurement from the Chartered Institute of Procurement and Supply (CIPS/UNDP) based in the UK. He has completed trainings in the implementation of electronic government procurement and obtained a certificate. The training was conducted by CROWN AGENTS in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. Mr. Troh is also a beneficiary of a training program in Fiscal Decentralization and Local Finance at The Hague Academy of Local Governance.
Maude A. Saye
Director of Training
Maude A. Saye heads the Division of Training and Capacity Building. She holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Economics from the
Cuttington University in 2016, and obtained a Master of Arts degree in International Development in 2021 from the African
Methodist Episcopal University Graduate School. Maude is a graduate of the Gabriel L. Dennis Foreign Service Institute in Liberia.
She received other certificate level trainings from the Liberia Institute of Public Administration, Ghana Institute of Management and
Public Administration, and a chartered award certificate from the UK based Chattered Institute of Purchasing and Supply.
She is a 2018 YALI alumnus, a CIPS network member and a candidate for a Diploma in Procurement and Supply Chain
Management from the Chattered Institute of Procurement and Supply (CIPS). Maude has been at the Commission for seven
years and has served in several capacities including Procurement Analyst, and Senior Compliance Officer.
Rev. T-Herbert Johnson
Director of Information Communication & Technology (ICT)
Rev. T-Herbert Johnson, an ICT Professional served as the Information Communication Technology (ICT) Manager with the Public Procurement & Concessions Commission from 2015 to 2018. He rejoins the Commission in 2023 and is currently serving as the ICT Director.
Rev. Johnson has more than fifteen years of experience in the field of ICT, ranging from training to design and maintenance of ICT infrastructures both in the private and public sectors. It is worth mentioning that Rev. Johnson was the GOL technical lead alongside with ORANGE Liberia on the setup and management of the 18street EBOLA call center during the EBOLA epidemic in Liberia.
As Director of the Information Communication Technology Division, Rev. Johnson coordinates the technical and technological activities of the Commissions and leads in the overall management of the digital infrastructure, digital online services, and data management in accordance with the PPCC Strategic Plan. He works closely with other divisions and units to establish ICT policies and systems to support the implementation of the overall business strategies of PPCC.
Ms. Pauline J. Mulbah
Chief of Office Staff, Office of the Executive Director
With a distinguished career spanning several years in public administration, Ms. Pauline J.
Mulbah brings a wealth of experience and expertise to her role as the Chief of Office Staff in the Office of the Executive Director.
Ms. Mulbah’s journey in the public sector began in 2017 as a Research Officer at the PPCC, where she later assumed the position
of Executive Assistant to the Executive Director in 2020. In February 2023, she ascended to the crucial role of Chief of Office Staff.
Ms. Mulbah’s responsibilities are pivotal to the efficient functioning of the Office of the Executive Director and the Commission as a whole.
She meticulously manages and directs affairs, ensuring seamless implementation of the Commission’s functions.
Her support is instrumental in facilitating administrative duties, contributing to the overall effectiveness of the Secretariat.
A staunch advocate for change and good governance, Ms. Mulbah actively influences public sector reforms and procurement practices.
Her work aligns with the Commission’s overarching goals, streamlining strategic initiatives with a focus on accountability, transparency,
and compliance with governing procurement laws.
Ms. Mulbah holds a Bachelor of Arts (BA) Degree in Sociology from the University of Liberia and a Master of Business Administration
in Management from Cuttington University, Liberia. Currently pursuing a Bachelor of Laws (LLB) Degree at the Louis Arthur Grimes
School of Law, University of Liberia, Ms. Mulbah exemplifies dedication to continuous learning and professional growth.
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