NAIROBI – The government is preparing to roll out a new e-Government Procurement System.
It is set to begin on 1st July 2025.
Mr. Felix Koskei, the Chief of Staff and Head of the Public Service confirmed on Saturday.
He said he received a full briefing from the National Treasury team.
The system will change how public procurement is done.
The e-Government Procurement System (e-GP) is a digital platform. It is designed to manage all government procurement processes online.
The system replaces manual, paper-based methods.
It covers everything from tendering to contract management.
It aims to improve transparency. It also seeks to boost efficiency and accountability.
“This is a major milestone,” he said.
Mr. Felix Koskei, the Chief of Staff and Head of the Public Service praised the progress made so far.
The digital system will help cut delays and reduce corruption. It will also make procurement data more accessible.
Government agencies will use the system to manage procurement from start to finish.
Suppliers and contractors will submit their documents through the platform.
The system aims to increase transparency in public procurement.
It will help reduce corruption and promote fairness.
All procurement data will be available in real time.
This will make it easier to track spending and monitor progress.
The platform will also speed up the procurement process.
Mr. Felix Koskei, the Chief of Staff and Head of the Public Service said the government will save money, and suppliers will have equal chances to compete.
The e-GP system is part of public service reforms. It shows the government’s commitment to accountability and efficiency.
All public bodies and suppliers are being urged to prepare for the rollout.
Mr. Felix Koskei, the Chief of Staff and Head of the Public Service urged all public bodies to prepare.
He called for full cooperation across the government.
