Who We Are
To investigate and keep under review levels of compliance with the Board’s procurement policies, principles, guidelines, standards and directions; and. To assist in the development and delivery of training and development courses and activities relevant to the procurement operations of government agencies.
The Board
The State Procurement Act 2010 (the Act) established the State Procurement Board (the Board) to oversee procurement operations for public authorities. The Board came in to effect on the 23rd Septemberber 2010.
(a) The Commissioner of Finance and Economic Planning as Chairman;
(b) The Attorney-General and Commissioner of Justice;
(c) The Secretary to the State Government of the State;
(d) The Head of Service;
(e) The Special Adviser to the Governor on Economic Planning;
(f) Six part time members to represent:
(i) Nigeria Institute of Purchasing and Supply Management;
(ii) Nigeria Bar Association;
(iii) Niger State Chamber of Commerce, Industry, Mines and Agriculture;
(iv)Nigeria Society of Engineers, National Institute of Quantity Surveyors and Nigeria Institute of Architecture.
(v) Civil Society;
(vi) The Nigerian Union of Journalists (N.U.J);
(vii) Commissioner for Environment and Forestry; and
(viii) Commissioner for Local Government and Chieftaincy Affairs.
(g) The Director – General of the Board who shall be the Secretary of the Council.
(a) Consider, approve and amend the monetary and prior review thresholds for the application of the provisions of this Law by procuring entities;
(b) Consider and approve policies on public procurement;
(c) Approve the appointment of the Directors of the Board;
(d) Receive and consider, for approval, the audited accounts of the Public Procurement Board;
(e) Approve changes in the procurement process to adapt to improvements in modern technology;
(f) Give such other directives and perform such other functions as may be necessary to achieve the objectives of this Law.
(a) The harmonization of existing government policies and practices on public procurement and ensuring probity, accountability and transparency in the procurement process;
(b) The establishment of pricing standards and benchmarks; ensuring the application of fair, competitive, transparent, value-for-money standards and practices for the procurement and disposal of public assets; and services; and
(c) The attainment of transparency, competitiveness, cost effectiveness and professionalism in the public sector procurement system.
(1) The provisions of this Law shall apply to all procurement of goods, works, or services carried out by the State government and Local Governments and all procurement entities.
(2) The provisions of this Law shall not apply to Constituency projects funds, Ward Development Funds, the procurement of special goods, works and services involving security unless the Governor’s express approval has been first sought and obtained.
(3) Due process offices and Desk officers shall be established in all MDAs and Local Government Councils in the State.
Miscellaneous Provision
Downloads
A bill to provide for public procurement 2010
FINANCIAL AND TECHNICAL EVALUATION
PRICE LIST 2018
Draft Niger State Request for Quotations
Draft Niger State SBDs for Goods
Draft Niger State Bidding Document for Works
Standard Evaluation Forms for Goods & Works
Standard Evaluation forms for Services
Regulations Niger State Public Procurement Regulations for Goods, Works and Services 2014
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