The
2016 Revised Implementing Rules and Regulation (IRR) of the Procurement Law is
now signed into law and will take effect on October 28, 2016. Don’t be left
behind! These changes will impact on all government procurement and
transactions with the private sector. With
the clamor of many to hold this seminar in the Visayas, the Center for Global
Best Practices will hold its last run of this pioneering two-day DILG
accredited seminar entitled, “What You MUST Know About the Government
Procurement Law IRR 2016” on Wednesday and Thursday, November 16 & 17 in
Richmonde Hotel, Iloilo, Philippines. This is part of a two-series program with
the other topic entitled, How To Prepare Your Bidding Documents (aligned with
the new IRR) to be held on Dec. 2 & 3 in anticipation of the changes in the
bidding documents. For details
and a complete list of best practices seminars including Best Practices In The
Preparation, Defenses, and Remedies on SALN, Best Practices and Remedies to
Avoid COA Disallowances, How To Protect Yourself While Serving in the
Government, Understanding the LGU Code of the Philippines, Parliamentary
Procedures for Board Directors and Public Officials, you may log on to www.cgbp.org or call (02) 842-7148/ 59 and
556-8968/ 69; Cebu lines (032) 512-3106
or 07 or Baguio telephone (074) 423-5148.
The biggest buyer and consumer of infrastructure, goods and services is
the government. The private sector can win big if they fully
understand the procurement law and its IRR including the changes on BAC
Composition and its Functions, Guidelines in the formulation and revision of
APP, Registration, Eligibility Requirements and Submission of Bids under the
PhilGEPS, Form and Contents of Bidding Documents, Alternative Methods of
Procurement and Eligibility Requirements for the Procurement of Infrastructure,
Goods, and Services. For
public officials, avoid getting into trouble due to violation and ignorance of
the procurement law. Failure to know
these can lead to perpetual disqualification for holding public office
including criminal and administrative cases based on Commission On Audit (COA)
findings of irregular transactions. For the private sector, avoid
disqualification due to non-compliance! Given
the big money involved, you lose big when you get disqualified.
This program is highly
recommended for BAC chairpersons and their members, government officials in the
national government agencies, LGUs and GOCCs as well as the business sector –
suppliers, contractors and consultants and would be players -- who want to
participate and do business with the biggest client of them all that is worth
billions – the Government.
This
special seminar will feature Engr. Antonio V. Molano, Jr. who is presently the Director of the DPWH
Region 3. He is a subject matter expert
on procurement of goods and infrastructure having written the procurement
manual and bidding documents for civil works and lectured extensively on these
topics. He was part of the team that
drafted the IRR on procurement law and Edmund B. Talle who served as a director of the
Department of Budget and Management, Procurement Specialist of the AusAID
program on Provincial Road Management Facility under the Coffey International
Development Pty in 2012, Chair of the Regional Inter-Agency
Bids and Awards Committee (R-IABAC) in Region VIII, and lectures on Procurement
Law and IRR for the capacity building of many LGUs. Pre-registration is required in this limited seats only event. Register early to ensure seat availability!
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