Public Procurement and Concessions Commission-PPCC

CENTAL, in partnership with Transparency International, PPCC, EPA, and the Ministry of Mines and Energy, hosted a one-day stakeholders workshop on transparency and accountability on May 26, 2026, at the OPCC Training Hall, climaxing with the presentation of certificates to participants.

Digital transformation in procurement continues to take shape. Yesterday’s E-GP system training on bid evaluation enhanced vendor's capacity to assess bids more efficiently, accurately, and transparently.

Today's session of trainig of trainers featured a lively and highly participatory practical exercise where participants demonstrated the knowledge and skills acquired during the PPCC FY2026 e-GP Training of Trainers in Monrovia.

The exercise created an avenue for participants to put into practice their understanding of the Electronic Government Procurement (e-GP) system through group presentations, experience sharing, peer-to-peer learning, and interactive discussions, further enhancing their technical knowledge and confidence in using the platform.
Participants also exchanged ideas and perspectives on the e-GP system, contributing to a collaborative and engaging learning atmosphere that encouraged innovation, teamwork, and deeper understanding.

The training continues to advance transparency, efficiency, accountability, and value for money in Liberia’s public procurement processes.

Today’s session featured an interactive and engaging practical exercise where participants were asked to demonstrate and showcase what they have been learning throughout the PPCC FY2026 e-GP Training of Trainers in Monrovia.

The activity provided participants with the opportunity to apply their knowledge of the Electronic Government Procurement (e-GP) system through hands-on presentations, peer learning, and collaborative discussions, further strengthening their understanding and technical capacity.

Facilitated by Nicholas Tagbor of European Dynamics, the training continues to promote transparency, efficiency, accountability, and value for money in Liberia’s public procurement processes.

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A new week of learning and progress at the PPCC FY2026 e-GP Training of Trainers in Monrovia. Procurement professionals from across government continued engaging in practical, hands-on sessions and interactive discussions on the Electronic Government Procurement (e-GP) system.

Facilitated by Nicholas Tagbor of European Dynamics, the training continues to focus on strengthening technical capacity and promoting transparency, efficiency, accountability, and value for money in Liberia’s public procurement processes.

This ongoing Training of Trainers marks another important step in building a stronger, more transparent, and more effective procurement system for Liberia.

On this Unification Day, the Public Procurement and Concessions Commission (PPCC) joins all Liberians in celebrating the spirit of unity, peace, and national togetherness.

As we reflect on the importance of standing together as one people and one nation, PPCC remains committed to promoting transparency, accountability, fairness, and value for money in public procurement and concession processes across Liberia.

Together, let us continue to build a stronger, more united Liberia for generations to come.

Happy Unification Day, Liberia 🇱🇷