Procurement Regulator News Today

The Integrity Commission has criticised the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) for lack of guidance and action on prosecutions in its 36th Annual Report to Parliament for

We have a very narrow idea of corruption in this country. That’s why we keep getting ripped off. Many of us believe that only politicians steal and that they steal

FINANCE Minister Colm Imbert has defended the Government’s debt management framework, stating yesterday that his ministry recently “saved” Trinidad and Tobago from losing its reputation as having never defaulted on

AS Trinidad and Tobago approaches six months since the full proclamation of the Procurement Act, procurement regulator Beverly Khan acknowledges that while there have been some teething problems, she believes

IT costs the Ministry of Local Government and Rural Development $16,000 per month per household for garbage collection across the country.This was revealed by Minister of Local Government Faris Al-Rawi

THE Public Procurement and Public Disposal of Property (Amendment and Validation) Bill was passed in the Senate at 2.37 a.m. yesterday with a vote of 19 for/eight against and three

One of the nine Independent Senators told the Senate on Thursday that she found it very difficult to support" the bill containing amendments to the Public Procurement and Disposal of

Independent Senators yesterday voiced concerns about the amendments brought by Government to the Procurement legislation, but they signalled support once there were changes.

The water crisis in which 250,000 people were without water one week ago would have lasted for months if the Government had not bypassed the procurement procedure outlined in the

The Government has brought amendments which, among other things, would validate the actions taken by Minister of Finance Colm Imbert when he issued two Exemption Orders allowing the procurement of