Who we are
The Public Procurement Regulatory Authority (PPRA) is the federal regulatory body responsible for ensuring transparency, fairness, and efficiency in public procurement across Pakistan. Established under the Public Procurement Regulatory Authority Ordinance, 2002, PPRA regulates and monitors procurement practices of federal government organizations to promote value for money, competition, accountability, and integrity in public sector procurement. The Authority also formulates procurement policies, rules, and guidelines, while providing advisory support, capacity building, and digital procurement solutions such as e-Procurement systems.
Core Functions
- Formulation and implementation of public procurement rules and regulations
- Monitoring and evaluation of procurement activities
- Promotion of transparent and competitive procurement systems
- Development of e-procurement platforms and digital solutions
- Capacity building and training of procuring agencies
- Advisory support on procurement matters
Board of Directors
The general direction and administration of PPRA are vested in the Board of Directors, comprising senior representatives from the Federal Government and private sector. The Board ensures strategic oversight and effective implementation of the Authority’s mandate. PPRA Board Members
| Sr. No | Designation | Status |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Secretary, Finance Division | Chairman |
| 2 | Secretary, Ministry of Industries & Production | Member |
| 3 | Secretary, Defence Production Division | Member |
| 4 | Secretary, Ministry of Water & Power | Member |
| 5 | Secretary, Ministry of Housing & Works | Member |
| 6 | Secretary, Ministry of Communications | Member |
| 7 | Private Member | Member |
| 8 | Private Member | Member |
| 9 | Private Member | Member |
| 10 | Managing Director, PPRA | Member / Secretary |
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Our Functions, Vision and Mission
PPRA formulates procurement rules, monitors compliance, and promotes transparency. It trains professionals and supports e-procurement to strengthen governance, efficiency, and fairness in public procurement.
To establish a fair, open, and efficient procurement environment that builds public trust and supports sustainable economic development in Pakistan.
To regulate, monitor, and improve public procurement practices in Pakistan, ensuring fair competition, optimal value for money, and adherence to internationally recognized standards of transparency and integrity.