PPRA gives parents some level of control over their child’s participation in third-party survey research or exposure to instructional materials developed by researchers.
With a goal to enhancing governance, management, transparency, accountability, and public quality, the Public Procurement Regulatory Authority is an independent agency tasked with prescribing rules and processes for public procurements by Federal Government-owned public sector firms.
The PPRA's responsibilities include developing the skills of those involved in public procurement, offering technical assistance, and monitoring and ensuring compliance with the PPADA, 2015.
The bids must be sent in a sealed container or containers so that the contents are completely concealed and cannot be discovered until the container is opened properly. The bidding documents must clearly and unambiguously state the manner in which bids must be submitted and received by the purchasing agency.
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