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LARGE Inventory Slides 2019 PDF
LARGE Inventory Slides 2019 PDF
LARGE Inventory Slides 2019 PDF
Government Expenditures
Work-in-Process Inventory
Medical, Dental & Lab Supp Inventory Other Supplies & Materials Inventory
All costs of purchase
DBM CL
2013-14
Effective October 28, 2016
All procurement shall be done through
Competitive Bidding
Payment Delivery,
Preparation
for items inspection,
of contract
delivered acceptance
Section 7, 2016 IRR, RA 9184
All No procurement
shall be APP shall
procurement
undertaken bear the
shall be within unless in approval of
approved accordance with the HoPE
budget approved APP
End-user units prepares respective PPMPs
Procurement
For the Procurement Program/Project column, please align descriptions of program/projects with budget documents and Program/Project
STEP 2 ensure clarity and accuracy in describing each procurement program/project.
For PMO/End-User, please indicate the PMO/End-User unit who will implement/utilize the procurement program/project.
Multiple end-user units are allowed only if the procurement activity was consolidated by the BAC to procure requirements of PMO/End-User
STEP 3 the end-user units.
For Mode of Procurement and Schedule for Each Procurement Activity, all modes of procurement are available as a
dropdown list and requirements for a specific schedule for Ads/Post of IB/REI, Sub/Open of Bids, Notice of Award, and/or
Contract Signing are automatically identified thru the MS Excel formula. Note that for Foreign-funded procurement, please Schedule for Each Procurement Activity
use Others - Foreign-funded procurement as the Mode of Procurement.
Kindly indicate a specific period (dates, month, quarter) when each Procurement Activity will be done. Please refer to our Mode of Procurement
website: http://www.gppb.gov.ph/timelines/timelines.htm for the specific periods for each activity.
Note: For SVP, IB/REI is similar to RFQ. Ads/Post Sub/Open Notice of Contract
Ads/Post of IB/REI for Shopping 52.1(b) and NP-SVP (53.9) needs to be posted in PhilGEPS for ABCs above 50k. Notice of of IB/REI of Bids Aw ard Signing
Award posting in PhilGEPS is mandatory for all Alternative Modes only for ABCs above 50k.
STEP 4
For Source of Funds, a dropdown list is available. If the Source of Funds the PE will use is not included, please indicate Source of Funds
STEP 5 "Others" and specify under the Remarks column.
For Estimated Budget (PhP), kindly fill out either MOOE or CO columns only. Total ABC column is not editable, but will
automatically compute for the total MOOE and CO components of the project. This breakdown is needed for tracking Estimated Budget (PhP)
STEP 6 purposes. Finally, please ensure that amounts indicated are aligned with budget documents.
STEP 7 Before submission to the GPPB, ensure that the Head of the Procuring Entity (HoPE) approves/signs the APP.
RIS Requisition and Issue
Slip
PR
Purchase Request
REQUISITION AND ISSUE SLIP
Purpose:
Signature :
Printed Name :
Designation :
Date :
PURCHASE REQUEST
Purpose: ____________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________
Purpose:
Performance
Design
Purchase
2017-12-20
NPM No. 050-2017
Requesting Entity: GLOBAL MARKETING &
CONSTRUCTION CORPORATION (GMCC)
Issues Concern: Change in Specifications
Details
Clarification on the compliance with the minimum requirements based on the Terms of Reference (TOR) and
whether one can change the specifications therein after the contract was awarded.
Public bidding will cease to be competitive if Procuring Entities will be permitted to make substantial variance between
the conditions under which the bids are invited and the contract executed after the award. In effect, bidders will no longer
bid on the basis of the prescribed terms and conditions in the bid documents but will formulate their bid in anticipation of
the execution of a future contract containing new and better terms and conditions that were not previously available at the
time of the bidding.
Section 37.2.3(c) of the revised Implementing Rules and Regulations (IRR) of RA 9184 in relation to Section 25.2(a)(iii)
provides that the technical specifications and offer of the winning bidder forms part of the contract. The inclusion of these
documents in the contract created an obligation on the part of the contractor to deliver the specific goods that it offered.
The General Conditions of Contract (GCC) of the Philippine Bidding Documents (PBDs) for the Procurement of Goods
categorically states that the goods to be provided by the contractor to the PE shall be as specified in the Schedule of
Requirements and shall conform with the standards mentioned in the Technical Specifications.
Anent the above-cited earlier opinion, we would like to reiterate that public bidding contracts require strict compliance
with the specifications or minimum requirements prescribed in the bidding documents. On the part of the Procuring Entity,
it cannot make substantial changes in the specifications of the contract, after it was awarded, without violating the
principle of competition and fairness. On the other hand, the supplier is similarly duty-bound to comply with the
specifications it had indicated in its offer as this forms part of the contract with the Procuring Entity, not to mention that
upon which promise or offer, the Procuring Entity based its decision to award the contract.
Obligation Request and
1 Status (ORS)
Total
A. Certified: Charges to appropriation/alloment are B. Certified: Allotment available and obligated
necessary, lawful and under my direct supervision;and for the purpose/adjustment necessary as
supporting documents valid, proper and legal indicated above
Total
A. Certified B. Certified
Signature Signature
Printed Printed
Name Name
Position Position
Head, Requesting Office/Authorized Representative Head, Budget Unit/Authorized Representative
Date Date
• Contract entered into by state officers
Public acting on behalf of the state, and in
Contract which the entire people of the state
are directly interested
GOCCs,
NGAs LGUs
GIFs, SUCs
Supply Officer
prepares DV
INSPECTION AND ACCEPTANCE REPORT
INSPECTION ACCEPTANCE
____________________________________________ ___________________________________
Inspection Officer/Inspection Committee Supply and/or Property Custodian
Basic Documentary Requirements
1 Purchase Request
5 Obligation Request
Shopping
Negotiated Procurement
Approved Contract and
Supporting Documents
THIS AGREEMENT, made this [insert date] day of [insert month], [insert year]
between [name and address of PROCURING ENTITY] (hereinafter called the“Entity”) and
[name and address of Contractor] (hereinafter called the “Contractor”).
WHEREAS, the Entity is desirous that the Contractor execute [name and
identification number of contract] (hereinafter called “the Works”) and the Entity has
accepted the Bid for [insert the amount in specified currency in numbers and words] by the
Contractor for the execution and completion of such Works and the remedying of any defects
therein.
1. In this Agreement, words and expressions shall have the same meanings as are
respectively assigned to them in the Conditions of Contract hereinafter
referred to.
Bidding Documents
Invitation to Bid
Abstract of bids
Notice of Award
Performance Security
Notice to Proceed
Dealer’s/Supplier’s invoice showing quantity, description of
articles, unit and total value (original)
IAR
Warranty security
For MV – authority to purchase – from DBM or OP depending on the
type of vehicle (AO 223 dtd 8/1/08)
For Drugs & Medicines – Cert of product reg. from FDA, Cert of
good manufacturing practice from FDA, Certificate of good
manufacturing practice from FDA, Batch release certificate from
FDA, If the supplier is not the manufacturer, cert from the
manufacturer that the supplier is an authorized distributor/dealer
UN Agencies, Emergency
IOs/IFIs Cases
Agency-to-
Agency
Procurement of
Highly specialized
Major plant component
types of goods
PRE-SELECTION PROCEDURES
GPPB Resolution 06-2012
PE through BAC
Acquires/Issues a
identifies LSB as
Pre-selected List
applicable mode
GPPB-TSO
PE posts
acknowledges
procurement
receipt and posts the
opportunity and
list in the website
conducts LSB
(ministerial)
PRE-SELECTION PROCEDURES
GPPB Resolution 06-2012
N
PE represents
itself as the Y Limited Source
Issues a List?
RGA (self- Bidding
generated list
Competitive
Bidding
Procurement of
Those sold
critical components
Goods of from a specific by an
supplier is a exclusive
proprietary
condition precedent dealer
nature to hold a contractor
or
to guarantee its
project performance
manufacturer
Unit prices Not result Not to
of repeat in splitting Availed of exceed
order the of contracts only within 25% of
same or or 6 months quantity of
lower requisitions each item
When there is unforeseen contingency
52.1.a
requiring immediate purchase
The CCTV installed at PS Reg. Y showed footages of Ms. Dee stealing ink cartridges on July 29, 30, 31, August 10
and 11, 2018. Subsequently, the NBI conducted an entrapment operation and caught Ms. Dee with two ink cartridges
in her possession. She was then arrested and 5 counts of Qualified theft was filed against her before the RTC.
In her letter dated August 13, 2018, Dir. Salee, Depot Supervisor, informed the ATL, of the loss of the ink cartridges
due to theft. A request for relief from property accountability was then filed on February 23, 2019 by Dir. Salee. After
initial evaluation, the request was returned for the submission of the complete requirements prescribed under COA
Memorandum No. 92-751 dated Feb. 24, 1992. Thus, on March 15, 2019, Dir. Salee resubmitted her request for relief
from property accountability—this time with the required documents.
The investigation report dated June 8, 2019 of the ATL noted that the office supplies were easily accessible by
anyone. There was no adequate safeguard in the warehouse to restrict the unauthorized entry, & those who entered
were not subjected to inspection when they leave. Employees took turns in acctg & keeping records of inventories.
ISSUE: Whether or not the request for relief from property accountability may be granted.
Facts of the Case:
• At 12 midnight of December 15, a man approached the gate of the NFA warehouse
and asked permission to park his truck in front of the warehouse.
• When the lone security guard of the Security Services approached the gate, he was
accosted by 3 men who were already inside the NFA compound. The men took his
firearm, cellphone and blindfolded and hogtied him and took the palay in the
warehouse.
• After the robbers left the premises, he was able to free himself, drove his motorcycle to
the nearest NFA warehouse to ask assistance from fellow guards and reported the
incident to the police.
• At the time of the incident, Ms. Oliva, Warehouse supervisor was on official travel to
Metro Manila.
• On December 19, Ms Oliva filed before the COA ATL a request for relief from property
accountability for the loss of the palay worth P661,644.56, due to robbery. She also
reported the incident to the PNP.
• The ATL conducted an investigation and found the security guard negligent. She
recommended that the latter’s negligence cannot be imputed to Ms. Oliva. The COA
Director concurred.
• The PNP investigation report showed that the robbery was well planned by the
perpetrators.
Issue:
Should the request for relief from accountability of Ms Oliva be granted?
Rules governing the purchase of inventories