Procurement Procedure
Procurement Procedure
This procedure is prepared by [YOUR NAME].
Their official company details are the following:
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[YOUR COMPANY NAME]
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Email: [YOUR COMPANY EMAIL]
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Address: [YOUR COMPANY ADDRESS]
I. Purpose
The purpose of this Procurement Procedure is to ensure that all purchases made by [YOUR COMPANY NAME] are conducted in a transparent, efficient, and cost-effective manner, aligning with the company’s standards and regulatory requirements.
II. Scope
This procedure applies to all employees involved in the procurement of goods and services at [YOUR COMPANY NAME].
III. Definitions
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Vendor: A business from which [YOUR COMPANY NAME] purchases goods or services.
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PO (Purchase Order): An official authorization for the procurement of goods or services issued by [YOUR COMPANY NAME] to a vendor.
IV. Responsibilities
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Procurement Manager: Manages the overall process of procurement, including vendor relationships and purchase order approvals.
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Department Heads: Identify needs and request procurement.
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Finance Department: Ensures funds are available and processes payments.
V. Procedure Steps
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Identification of Needs
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Department heads submit a procurement request to the Procurement Manager detailing the specifications and justifications for the needed goods or services.
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Vendor Selection
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Evaluate potential vendors based on criteria such as price, quality, reliability, and support.
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Use a competitive bidding process whenever possible.
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Approval Process
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The Procurement Manager reviews and approves the procurement request and vendor selection.
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Obtain any necessary approvals from senior management.
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Issuance of Purchase Order
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A PO is generated and sent to the selected vendor, detailing the goods or services ordered, pricing, and delivery timeline.
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Delivery and Inspection
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Upon receipt of goods or services, the relevant department confirms that the delivered items meet the specifications and quality standards.
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Payment Processing
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The Finance Department processes payment to the vendor as per the terms agreed upon in the PO.
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VI. Documentation
All procurement activities must be documented, including but not limited to:
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Procurement requests
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Vendor selections and evaluations
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Approvals
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Purchase orders
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Delivery receipts
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Payment records
VII. Amendment and Review
This procedure will be reviewed annually by [YOUR NAME], or as needed to reflect changes in regulatory requirements or business operations of [YOUR COMPANY NAME].