National Procurement Commission

Improving Efficiency and Transparency in Public Procurement

Contract Signing Ceremony for NDOH Medical Supplies Projects

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The National Procurement Commission (NPC) successfully conducted a contract signing ceremony for two major National Department of Health (NDOH) projects for the distribution of routine medical supplies and related materials to selected provinces. The contracts were formally signed between the NPC Board Chairman, Mr. Samuel Penias, and the successful contractors for the following tenders:

Tender No. NPC2024-30 – Provision of Routine Medical Supplies and Related Materials for Eastern Highlands and Morobe Provinces, which was awarded to Tagali Contractors Limited.

Tender No. NPC2024-31 – Provision of Routine Distribution of Medical Supplies and Related Materials for Western Highlands, Jiwaka, and Simbu Provinces, which was awarded to Protocal Investment Limited.

The signing ceremony was witnessed by the NPC Chief Executive Officer (CEO) and NPC officers, signifying the Commission’s commitment to transparency, accountability, and effective contract administration. These contracts mark an important step in strengthening the supply and distribution of essential medical supplies to health facilities across the beneficiary provinces, supporting the Government’s ongoing efforts to improve healthcare service delivery nation wide.

 

 

 

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