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Rwanda Law No. 62/2018 of 25 August 2018 on Public Procurement and the Umucyo E-Procurement Platform

The Republic of Rwanda Law No. 62/2018 of 25 August 2018 governing public procurement (Itegeko No. 62/2018 ryo ku wa 25/08/2018 rigenga isoko rusange)…

What Rwanda Law No. 62/2018 of 25 August 2018 on Public Procurement and the Umucyo E-Procurement Platform requires

The Republic of Rwanda Law No. 62/2018 of 25 August 2018 governing public procurement (Itegeko No. 62/2018 ryo ku wa 25/08/2018 rigenga isoko rusange) effective 1 September 2018, as supplemented by Ministerial Order No. 001/19/10/TC of 26…

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Pillar: Public Sector & Government Procurement · Authority: Parliament of the Republic of Rwanda (Chamber of Deputies and Senate, legislative authority); President of the Republic of Rwanda (signing authority); Ministry of Finance and Economic Planning (oversight); Rwanda Public Procurement Authority (RPPA, central regulatory authority); Umucyo e-procurement platform (umucyo.gov.rw); Independent Review Panel (IRP) under the Office of the Ombudsman (procurement appeals); Office of the Auditor-General of State Finances (procurement audit) · Version: 1.0.0 · Last updated:

Primary source: https://www.rppa.gov.rw/

SHA-256 integrity: 9e981e0c961de7f7e155b9c60e08147a3e8316f16a6beb0560834d6b657a3521

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  • Rwanda Law No. 62/2018 of 25 August 2018 governing public procurement - principal Rwandan statute on public procurement
  • Ministerial Order No. 001/19/10/TC of 26 February 2019 - implementing procedural order

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