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DPWH DEPARTMENT ORDER NO. 55, S. 2010: DPWH Procurement and Implementation Guidelines

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Title Source: Supreme Court: DPWH Procurement and Implementation Guidelines

Law: Dpwh Department Order No. 55, S. 2010

Decision Date: Oct 30, 2010

DPWH Department Order No. 055-10 establishes guidelines and authorities for the conduct of pre-procurement, procurement, and implementation activities for locally-funded civil works projects, with the aim of promoting transparency, accountability, and efficiency in the Philippines.

Guidelines and Prescribed Procedures

Activities must adhere strictly to the guidelines as detailed in the Order to maintain uniformity and transparency.
Provides a structured approach for conducting procurement processes in compliance with prescribed standards.

Roles and Responsibilities

Explicitly defines the responsibilities of the DPWH offices involved in locally-funded civil works projects.
Specifies the limits of authority for key DPWH officials in the procurement and implementation lifecycle.
The attached matrix (available at the Office of the National Administrative Register) details these roles and limits clearly.

Amendments and Supersession

This Order amends specific provisions of Department Order No. 24, series of 2007.
It expressly supersedes any previous DPWH issuances that contradict the guidelines set forth herein.

Implementation and Effectivity

The Order took effect immediately upon adoption on October 30, 2010.
Signed and promulgated by the DPWH Secretary, ensuring its binding nature within the Department.

Purpose and Importance

Introduces necessary checks and balances in the procurement process.
Ensures that projects funded locally by the DPWH are managed with accountability and efficiency.
Aims to prevent irregularities and promote good governance in project implementation within the public works sector.

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