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Steps in Procurement Cycle

The document discusses the procurement process and associated risks. It begins by outlining the typical steps in a competitive procurement process: identification of need, planning, preparation of tender documents, advertisement, submission and opening of tenders, evaluation and approval, notification of award, contract administration and management. It then examines risks that may occur at each step and how they can be analyzed and mitigated. Specific risks discussed include understating needs, using an inappropriate procurement method, and providing biased or inadequate specifications in tender documents. The document emphasizes the importance of thorough preparation, including accurate needs analysis, market research, and ensuring specifications meet requirements. Overall it provides an overview of the procurement cycle and strategies for identifying and addressing risks

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Steps in Procurement Cycle

The document discusses the procurement process and associated risks. It begins by outlining the typical steps in a competitive procurement process: identification of need, planning, preparation of tender documents, advertisement, submission and opening of tenders, evaluation and approval, notification of award, contract administration and management. It then examines risks that may occur at each step and how they can be analyzed and mitigated. Specific risks discussed include understating needs, using an inappropriate procurement method, and providing biased or inadequate specifications in tender documents. The document emphasizes the importance of thorough preparation, including accurate needs analysis, market research, and ensuring specifications meet requirements. Overall it provides an overview of the procurement cycle and strategies for identifying and addressing risks

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Session: M1-2

Session: M1-2 Slide No.1/30

Steps in Procurement Cycle


Risk Factors

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Steps in Competitive Process Session: M1-2
Slide No.2/30

Identification of Need, Estimated Cost, Availability


Public Procurement Process

Procurement Planning

Tender/Proposal Documents Preparation

Advertisement

Tender/Proposal Preparation and Submission

Tender/Proposal Opening

Tender/Proposal Evaluation/(Negotiation) /Approval

Notification of Award/Signing

Contract Administration and Management

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Risk in Procurement Session: M1-2
Slide No.3/30

Each Procurement Step is connected with risk

Method:
Analysis of probability
Identification of risk occurring and
of risk factors likely consequences

Action Plan for Allocation & Mitigation of risk:


 Avoiding, eliminating, reducing
 Accomodating
 Transfer (insurance, security)
CPTU-IMED Three-weeks Training on Procurement of Goods, Works, Services Fineurop Support
Risk Analysis Session: M1-2
Slide No.4/30

We will go through the Steps in the


Procurement Cycle and discuss
some Risk Factors

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Session: M1-2
Procurement Preparation Slide No.5/30

All procurement starts


with good Preparation …

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Elements of Procurement Preparation Slide No.6/30

 Identification of needs
 Object, quality, quantity,
delivery time, place, price

 Choice of Procurement Method


 Contract value (packages, lots)
 Attracting maximum competition

We’ll discuss details of Procurement Planning later on


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Risk Factors (examples) Slide No.7/30

 Under-/overstatement of needs
 Misinterpretation of user needs
 Insufficient funding
 Selecting inappropriate procurement method
 Insufficient knowledge of Market
 Lack of offers from suitable tenders
 Under-estimating costs & time frame

More risk factors –


Actions for allocation/mitigation – discuss!
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Session: M1-2
Reducing Risk – Action Slide No.8/30

 Analyse need accurately


 Improve consultation with users
 Make careful cost estimation
 Carry out Market Analysis and
communicate (objectively)
with potential tenderers
 Use functional and performance requirements
 Obtain appropriate budgetary approvals
before undertaking the process

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Session: M1-2
Next step: Design & Specification Slide No.9/30

Main purpose:

 Clear, unambiguous standard descriptions


compliant with PE requirements
 Enough information for tenderers to prepare
offer and tender price
 Equal opportunity to all suppliers
 Opportunity for alternate technology
 Enable evaluation against defined criteria

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Session: M1-2
In particular: No Trade Marks Slide No.10/30

 No reference to a particular trade mark or


trade name, patent, design or type, specific
country of origin, producer or service
supplier Rule-29(3)

 Where reference to a brand is unavoidable,


the words “or similar or equivalent” should
be used Rule-29(4) (seldom!)

PE may involve experts


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Technical Specifications – Risk Slide No.11/30

Risk Factors & likely consequences:

 Narrow definition, commercial specification


few tenders, not most suitable product
 Biased specification inadequate responses,
claims of unfair process
 Inadequate requirements variety of offers
not meeting needs, difficult to evaluate

Discuss!
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Mitigating Actions: Specifications Slide No.12/30

 Define specification in terms of required


outputs – function, performance, terms of
need
 Ensure specification consistency with needs
analysis
 Observe budget/resources
 Implement a control function to review
specification before release
 Be familiar with requirements
 Get experience!
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Next: Procurement Documents Slide No.13/30

PE completes STD/SRP etc.


with purchase-specific information

Encourage Provide equal


eligible, qualified opportunities
Tenderers/ and
Applicants to clear evaluation
participate criteria

Risk Factors – Mitigation – Discuss!


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Procurement Documents Preparation Slide No.14/30

More on STDs / SRPs will follow

Risk Factors:

 Terms and conditions unacceptable


to tenderers
 Providing inadequate information

 Confusing tenderers by inconsistent


requirements

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Session: M1-2
Reducing Risk: Documents Slide No.15/30

Action:
 Improve implementation of procurement
policies, guidelines and practices
 Improve Market knowledge
 Seek information (objectively) from
potential tenderers
 Provide staff with appropriate training

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Session: M1-2
Steps in Competitive Process (again!) Slide No.16/30

Identification of Need, Estimated Cost, Availability


Public Procurement Process

Procurement Planning

Tender/Proposal Documents Preparation

Advertisement

Tender/Proposal Preparation and Submission

Tender/Proposal Opening

Tender/Proposal Evaluation/(Negotiation) /Approval

Notification of Award/Signing

Contract Administration and Management

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Session: M1-2
Next step: Tender Preparation/Submission Slide No.17/30

Tenderers’ activities:
 May seek clarification of Procurement
Documents and attend Pre-tender Meeting
(if held)
 May withdraw, substitute or modify tender
before deadline
 Tender forms completed and signed
 Tender security posted
 Tender submission right time, right place
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Risk Factors: Tender Prep./Submission Slide No.18/30

 Failure by PE of adequately answering


clarification questions/making answers
available to all tenderers
 Favouritism by PE (actual or perceived) in
answering clarification questions
 Breach by PE (actual or perceived) of
confidentiality
 Low response from suppliers, errors, mistakes
 Poor value for money due to limited
competition
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Re: Tender Preparation/Submission Slide No.19/30

Your experiences?

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Next Step: Tender Opening (TOC) Slide No.20/30

 Tenders shall be opened at the time and place


specified in the Invitation for Tender (IFT) in
presence of the interested Tenderers or their
authorised representatives
 Persons not associated with the Tender are not
allowed to attend the opening of Tenders
 Tender opening shall not be delayed on the plea
of absence of Tenderers or his or her
representatives, as the presence of Tenderers or
their authorised representatives is optional
 Information be read out to all present and
recorded in TOS
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Tender Opening Slide No.21/30

Discussion

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Next step: Tender Evaluation (PE, TEC) Slide No.22/30

 Preliminary examination:
compliance, adequacy, authenticity –
incomplete tenders eliminated
 PE may seek clarification, not changes in price
or substance
 Technical examination, responsiveness
 Evaluation against criteria
 Financial evaluation & price comparison
 Identification of successful tenderer –
Post-qualification
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Risk: Tender Evaluation Slide No.23/30

 Failure by TEC to follow effective evaluation


procedures
 Breaches of security by PE/TEC
 Subjective, not objective evaluation of tenders
 Evaluation criteria not clear or identifiable
to tenderers – retendering
 Post-qualification negative
 Selecting an inappropriate supplier – not able
to execute contract

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Tender Evaluation Slide No.24/30

Discussion

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Last step: Contract Award/Execution Slide No.25/30

PE/Successful-Tenderer activities:

 Notification of award (NOA) before expiry


of tender validity date (constitute the contract)
 Accept from successful tenderer within 7 wd

 Performance security posted (within set deadline)

 Signing of contract by both parties (confirmation)

 Execution following contract terms – No changes

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Risk: Contract Award/Execution Slide No.26/30

 Unwillingness of the supplier/contractor to


accept the contract
 Performance security not posted
 Delays in delivery as per contract
 Delivery of unsatisfactory products/materials
 Unauthorized increase by PE in scope of work
(additional costs)
 Loss or damage to goods/materials
 Fraud
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Contract Award/Execution Slide No.27/30

Discussion

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Cases Slide No.28/30

Two examples:
(1) Hospital X-ray equipment
 Too voluminous to come through the
entrance
 No shielding against radiation
established
 Flooring too weak
 No educated manpower

(2) Office supplies


 No storage space available
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Cases Slide No.29/30

Trainees may have many examples!

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Risk in Procurement Slide No.30/30

More on Risk Management in


Module Four

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