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Public Procurement Rules (PPR), 2025

With an aim of strengthening governance and ensuring transparency, efficiency and competition in public procurement practices, the Public Procurement Rules (PPR), 2025, formulated through a participatory process by the Bangladesh Public Procurement Authority (BPPA), has been made effective. To align the corresponding rules with the amended PPA, 2006, the PPR, 2025 has been formulated and made effective simultaneously on 28 September 2025. The new PPR, 2025 consists of 154 Rules and 21 Schedules. Major changes to both the law and the rules include:

  • Removal of the 10% (plus-minus) price cap in national works procurement
  • Mandatory use of e-GP for all public procurement
  • Mandatory disclosure of the actual beneficial owner of contract awards
  • Formal introduction of Sustainable Public Procurement (SPP)
  • Requirement for a procurement strategy
  • Recognition of physical services as a distinct procurement category
  • Expansion of framework agreements and negotiations
  • Establishment of a Debarment Board
  • Clear provisions on asset disposal

 

About e-Government Procurement (e-GP) System
National e-Government Procurement (e-GP) portal ( i.e. http://eprocure.gov.bd ) of the Government of the People’s Republic of Bangladesh is developed, owned and being operated by the Bangladesh Public Procurement Authority (BPPA), IME Division of Ministry of Planning. The e-GP system provides an on-line platform to carry out the procurement activities by the Public Agencies - Procuring Agencies (PAs) and Procuring Entities (PEs).
The e-GP system is a single web portal from where and through which PAs and PEs will be able to perform their procurement related activities using a dedicated secured web based dashboard. The e-GP system is hosted in e-GP Data Center at BPPA, and the e-GP web portal is accessible by the PAs and PEs through internet for their use.
The e-Government Procurement solution introduced under the Public Procurement Reform (PPR) Process is being supported by the World Bank and being used by all the government organizations which will help in ensuring equal access to the Bidders/Tenderers, efficiency, transparency and accountability in the public procurement process in the country.

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  • The e-GP guidelines were approved by the Government of the People's Republic of Bangladesh in pursuant to Section 65 of the Public Procurement Act, 2006. As per the approved guidelines, e-GP system has been introduced and implemented. The e-GP system has been developed and introduced in two phases.
  • In the first phase, e-Tendering has been developed and rolled out across all PEs of the government up to District and sub-District level. e-Tendering is an electronic procurement process which provides an online platform for centralized user registration, preparation of Annual Procurement Plan (APP), preparation of Tender/Proposal document, invitation of Tender, sale of Tender Documents (e-TD), conducting online pre-tender meeting, preparation of Tender/Proposal, collection of Tender/Proposal security, on-line Tender/Proposal submission, Tender opening & evaluation, negotiation (where applicable) and contract award.
  • In the second phase, e-Contract Management System (e-CMS) has been developed, introduced and implemented. e-CMS is a complete electronic contract management system which provides a pure platform for preparation of work plan and its submission; defining milestones, tracking and monitoring progress, variation orders, generating reports, ensure quality, generation of running bills, supplier/contractor rating and generating completion certificate.
  • Some new modules of public procurement have been developed and added to e-GP System. These are Tenderer Database, International Competitive Tendering (ICT), Direct Procurement, e-Audit, Framework Agreement, Red Flag Monitoring and Service Procurement.  
  • To improve the e-GP System towards Sustainable Public Procurement, the integration with some other government services such as National Identification System, iBAS++ system, A-Challan and e-PMIS has been completed.
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