+ Follow ANNUAL PROCUREMENT PLAN Tag
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[Title] => COA questions P1.2-B contracts for tourism campaign
[Summary] => The Commission on Audit (COA) has found irregularities in the P1.2-billion advertising contracts entered into by the government for its tourism promotion campaign “It’s More Fun in the Philippines.”
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[Title] => COA smells Yolanda fund misuse
[Summary] => Possible irregularities and numerous violations of the procurement law have been found in the way the Philippine Coconut Authority (PCA) spent P688.718 million for Typhoon Yolanda relief operations and its anti-coconut scale insect project last year.
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[Title] => Internet deal worth P13M questioned
[Summary] => A resigned official of a state-run school in Negros Oriental wants the Ombudsman to look into the mode of procurement used in a transaction that will provide the school Internet subscription and other online services, among others.
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[Title] => House to probe PPSC over P124.5-M police, military supplies
[Summary] => The House of Representatives will look into a Commission on Audit (COA) report that the Philippine Public Safety College (PPSC) acquired P124.5 million worth of military and police supplies in 2013 without any public bidding.
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[Title] => PPSC purchased P124-M supplies without bid in 2013
[Summary] => The Philippine Public Safety College (PPSC), under the Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG), acquired more than P124.534 million worth of military and police supplies last year without public bidding, a report released yesterday by the Commission on Audit (COA) showed.
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[Title] => For new market JVR gets green light to start off bank loan
[Summary] => Talisay City Council has granted Mayor Johnny De los Reyes authority to negotiate a loan for the construction of new Tabunok Public Market but only if he complies with the legislative department's requirements.
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[Title] => P1.7-B inutang ng Bulacan, nasaan?
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[Title] => P1.7B na inutang ng Bulacan, pinalalantad
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[Title] => COA finds ‘splitting’ in Talisay purchases
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[Title] => Seminar on planning, budgeting for LGUs
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