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Administrative Law [2022] UGPPDPAAT 3

VCon Construction (U) Limited v Makerere University (Application No. 3 of 2022)

VCon Construction (U) Limited v Makerere University (Application No. 3 of 2022) [2022] UGPPDPAAT 3 (9 February 2022)

Court
Public Procurement and Disposal of Public Assets Appeals Tribunal
Case number
Application No. 3 of 2022
Judges
Nerima, Panel Member, Gimara SC, Chairperson, Kakira, Kyarisiima, Asiimwe

The Tribunal found that the applicant had locus standi as its rights were adversely affected by the Accounting Officer's omission to request extension of bid validity and bid security, a mandatory requirement under section 89(6) of the Act. The procurement process ended upon expiry of bid validity on 31st December 2021, and the Accounting Officer's decision communicated on 4th January 2022 was invalid, having been issued outside the statutory ten-day period. Consequently, no contract could be legally entered into based on the expired procurement process. The Tribunal declined to order retende…

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  • Public Procurement Review
  • Bid Validity Expiry
  • Administrative Decision Timing
  • Locus Standi
  • Contract Award Nullification
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Administrative Law [2021] UGPPDPAAT 8

Preg-Tech Communications Limited v Uganda Police Force (Application No. 32 of 2021)

Preg-Tech Communications Limited v Uganda Police Force (Application No. 32 of 2021) [2021] UGPPDPAAT 8 (21 December 2021)

Court
Public Procurement and Disposal of Public Assets Appeals Tribunal
Case number
Application No. 32 of 2021
Judges
Nerima, Panel Member, Isanga, Ag. Chairperson, Kakira, Kalumba

The Tribunal found that the purported cancellation of the procurement by the Respondent was invalid as there was no evidence of approval by the Contracts Committee, as required by law. The Tribunal therefore had jurisdiction to hear the application. The Accounting Officer failed to make and communicate a decision on the Applicant's complaint within the statutory period, rendering the subsequent decision a nullity. The Applicant was not entitled to updates on the procurement progress or a debrief prior to contract signing, and the complaint regarding the competitor's manufacturer's authorisati…

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  • Public Procurement Review
  • Procurement Cancellation
  • Administrative Decision Timing
  • Bidder Rights
  • Evaluation Committee Procedure
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Administrative Law [2022] UGPPDPAAT 1

Vcon Construction (U) Ltd v Makerere University (Application No. 3 of 2022)

Vcon Construction (U) Ltd v Makerere University (Application No. 3 of 2022) [2022] UGPPDPAAT 1 (9 February 2022)

Court
Public Procurement and Disposal of Public Assets Appeals Tribunal
Case number
Application No. 3 of 2022
Judges
Nerima, Panel Member, Gimara SC, Chairperson, Kakira, Kyarisiima, Kalumba, Asiimwe

The Tribunal found that the Accounting Officer failed to comply with the mandatory requirement under section 89(6) of the Public Procurement and Disposal of Public Assets Act to request bidders to extend bid validity and bid security upon receipt of an administrative review application. This omission led to the expiry of bids and bid securities on 31st December 2021, thereby terminating the procurement process. The Tribunal held that the Applicant, having participated in the procurement and been affected by the Accounting Officer's omission, had locus standi under section 91I(1)(b). The subse…

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  • Public Procurement Review
  • Bid Validity Expiry
  • Locus Standi In Procurement
  • Administrative Decision Timing
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