Public Procurement Regulatory Authority - PPRA

14/07/2026

🤔 Quick thought…

Is delay in procurement a process issue…
or a people issue? 👇 What do you think?

13/07/2026

⚠️ Before awarding a tender, ask yourself—was it fair, transparent, and does it deliver value for money? Good decisions start with the right questions.

08/07/2026

Lowest price vs reliable supplier…

Which one would you choose?

👇 Tell us why. ^JB

06/07/2026

The PPRA FY 2025/2026 Compliance Report is out. Check if your entity is compliant and know where you stand. ⚠️ Noncompliance, including delayed CBL remittance, attracts a 5% monthly penalty. Stay informed. Stay compliant.

2ND HALF YEAR COMPLIANT PE’s FY2025-2026 Version Download 42 Total Views 0 Stock ∞ File Size 926.19 KB File Type Create Date June 29, 2026 Last Updated June 30, 2026 Download

01/07/2026

As we begin the new financial year, PPRA expects all Procuring Entities to ensure full compliance with procurement laws and the timely fulfillment of statutory obligations.

Transparency, accountability, and value for money must remain a priority for effective service delivery.

Compliance drives results

26/06/2026

🚨🚨As the financial year comes to a close, all Procuring Entities are urged to ensure timely remittance of the Capacity Building Levy (CBL).
Delays attract a 5% monthly penalty
PPRA enforces strict compliance
Avoid penalties. Remit on time.
www.ppra.go.ke

24/06/2026

Huduma Bora ni Haki Yako

PPRA imejizatiti kutoa huduma kwa wakati, kwa ufanisi, na kwa uwajibikaji.

Mkataba wetu wa Huduma kwa Wananchi unaweka viwango, tuko hapa kukuhudumia.

17/06/2026

15/06/2026

As the financial year comes to a close, all Procuring Entities are urged to ensure timely remittance of the Capacity Building Levy (CBL).
Delays attract a 5% monthly penalty
PPRA enforces strict compliance
Avoid penalties. Remit on time.
www.ppra.go.ke

12/06/2026

We conducted a three-day training workshop at Grand Oasis Hotel, Wajir, bringing together key stakeholders, including principals, heads of departments, board chairpersons, bursars, and clerks.

The workshop focused on strengthening participants’ understanding of public procurement laws, regulations, and best practices. It also provided a valuable platform for knowledge sharing, peer learning, and reinforcing the principles of accountability, transparency, and efficiency in public service delivery.

PPRA remains committed to building capacity and supporting institutions in achieving compliant and effective procurement systems.