The Public Procurement Rules 2008 - LGED

and value of Contracts awarded, the methods of Procurement used and for
each method, the type of Procurement undertaken (i.e. Goods, Works, or
Services), and the nationality of the successful Supplier, Contractor or
Consultant (i.e. Bangladesh or foreign national);
(ii) a summary of Procurement Post Reviews carried out during the previous
financial year by Procuring Entities and by the CPTU in accordance with
Section 24 of the Act and Rule 45;
(iii) statistics on training and other capacity development activities;
(iv) summary of complaints filed and sent to the Review Panel and status of
complaints; and
(v) other activities of the CPTU.
(f) for completion of each part of the Annual Report, it shall comply with the
following durations -
(i) three (3) months for the completion of the statistical report;
(ii) five (5) months for the completion of the summary on Procurement Post
Reviews;
(iii) three (3) months for processing statistics on staffing and training and
professional development of officials and Persons engaged in Public
Procurement; and
(iv) three (3) months for producing data on other CPTU activities.
(g) request, receive and evaluate other information or records from Procuring
Entities to the extent appropriate to its information needs;
(h) develop a public Procurement website which shall be structured as follows -
(i) useful Documents which will provide the text of the Act, the Rules,
procedures, the user guides and any new Document or instructions issued
by the Government concerning public Procurement, and links to relevant
international Treaties/Agreements/Regulations involving e.g. the World
Trade Organisation (WTO), World Bank (WB), Asian Development Bank
(ADB), Asia Pacific Economic Co-operation (APEC) and Association of
South-East Asian Nations (ASEAN);
(ii) Public Procurement opportunities to which users should be able to gain
easy access, advertisements of Annual Procurement Plans, Tender or
Proposal notices and Contract award notices exceeding a threshold value
determined by the Government for national and international Procurement
opportunities; and
(iii) The CPTU Website shall maintain information as follows -
a. statistics, including the statistical report on Procurement conducted in
Bangladesh; and
b. technical standards, providing a list of technical standards for
reference by Procuring Entities to help them define the
product/Works/Services they intend to procure.
(2) The CPTU shall publish concise bulletin relating to advertisements of Tenders or
Proposals of values above the thresholds determined by the government on daily basis and
bulletin relating to information on Procurement on quarterly basis.
(3) Unless otherwise directed by its controlling authority, the CPTU shall not provide an
opinion on any specific Procurement or Contract or get involved in any specific Procurement.
(4) The CPTU’s management information system shall track information on procurement
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