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The Department of Education (DepEd) vowed to plug the gaps in its procurement process after a Senate panel recommended graft and perjury charges against its officials over the “highly irregular” purchase of overpriced laptops in 2021.
The last major case tackled by the Senate Blue Ribbon committee resonated with Filipinos: the sweetheart deals for personal protective equipment worth about P9 billion awarded by the previous administration to Pharmally Pharmaceutical Corp., a newly established firm with a paid-up capital of only P625,000.
A network of digital advocates is pushing for jail time for Department of Education (DepEd) and Procurement Service - Department of Budget and Management
The Department of Education (DepEd) will further strengthen its internal controls and procurement process following the findings of the Senate Blue Ribbon Committee on the “overpriced laptops” given to public school teachers. (DepEd file photo) “DepEd has always said that we are committed to
Senate recommends filing graft charges vs DepEd officials over laptop procurement deals