• Procurement Monitoring, Assessments and Auditing: conducting independent procurement reviews to verify if procurement activities are undertaken in compliance with national and/or donor procedures, laws, rules and regulations.
• Capacity Assessments, Capacity Building and Training: assisting clients to assess and enhance human capacity and sustainably professionalise the procurement function.
• Procurement Strategy Development: advising public procurement authorities, government ministries, and donor organisations on strategic approaches to public procurement.
• Procurement Reform: assisting partner governments and donor organisations with procurement reform including; reform of legal and institutional frameworks; procurement system, structure and process assessment and redesign.
• Public Private Partnerships (PPP): providing transactional, institutional, and capacity development advisory services for partner governments and bilateral and multilateral donor agencies exploring PPP feasibility and implementation.

 

For Government agencies

• gain confidence and access deep expertise to tackle high stakes procurement in any category
• deliver projects with less risk and in less time by streamlining systems and processes
• competently handle the most complex of projects thrown at them
• elevate the standing of the role of procurement within the organisation
• implement better practice contract and performance frameworks
• become highly effective at maximising the value from contracts and driving expected behaviours from suppliers
• fix existing dysfunctional contracts and relationships with suppliers