Government Tenders and Procurement Law

Without prejudice to the jurisdiction of the General Authority for Military Industries, and in the implementation of the provisions of the Law, the Unified Procurement Agency shall be in charge of the following: 1. Identifying the works and procurements needed by more than one government agency; unifying their technical specifications; carrying out their tendering procedures; receiving, reviewing, and selecting the best proposal; and concluding framework agreements on behalf of government agencies, in accordance with the provisions of the Law. 2. Preparing lists of works and procurements for which framework agreements have been concluded, and granting government agencies access to such lists and the terms of framework agreements through the Portal. 3. Reviewing feasibility studies and cost estimates submitted thereto by government agencies in relation to procurements and works tendered by said agencies, as well as relevant tender documents and pre-qualification documents, if any, and issuing an opinion thereon within the period specified by the Regulations. 4. Developing forms for tender documents, pre-qualification documents, contracts, contractor performance assessment, and any other document required by the nature of works or procurements, in accordance with the Government Tenders and Procurement Law provisions of the Law and its Regulations, and the regulations referred to in