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Delta State Public Procurement Commission
The Delta State Public Procurement bill was signed into law on the 15th Day of December, 2016. The Provision of the Delta State Public Procurement Law apply to all procurement of goods, works, and services as well as disposal of public property, carried out by the State Government and all procuring/disposal entities. Its scope of operation shall Include the State Government, Local Government Councils/Development Authority and all procuring entities in the State.
The Public Procurement Act established as the regulatory authority responsible for the monitoring and oversight of public procurement, harmonizing the existing government policies and practices by regulating, setting standards and developing the legal framework and professional capacity for public procurement in Nigeria.
The core objectives of the Public Procurement Agency is Competition, Transparency, Efficiency and Value for money. Providing a level playing ground for all strata of bidders who express their interest to transact business in the State.
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Core Functions of Delta State Public Procurement Commission
We promote transparency, accountability, and value for money in public procurement across Delta State.
Inform, Educate & Build Trust
Among stakeholders in the procurement process and encourage active participation.
Develop Policies & Guidelines
Formulating procurement policies and guidelines for Delta State Government.
Certify Procurement Processes
Reviewing and certifying all procurements before, during and after contract award.
Advertise Bids Nationally & Internationally
Publishing invitations for bids and expressions of interest for competitive bidding.
The State Vendor Portal is accessible for use here.
Latest Publications
Our Recent Publications
Our Recent Publications
& Reports
Access official reports, policy documents, and procurement publications from Delta State Public Procurement Council.
Feb 16, 2026
Feb 16, 2026
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Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
About Public Procurement
Find quick answers to common questions about procurement processes, bidding, compliance, and how the Delta State Public Procurement Commission (DSPPC) operates to ensure transparency, fairness, and value for money in public spending.
The DSPPC is responsible for regulating, supervising, and ensuring compliance with public procurement laws in Delta State. We promote transparency, fairness, competition, and value for money in all public procurement activities across MDAs (Ministries, Departments, and Agencies).
Vendors must register on the Delta State e-Procurement Portal. After registration, upload required documents (CAC certificate, tax clearance, audited accounts, etc.). Approved vendors are added to the DSPPC database and become eligible to bid on relevant tenders.
Contracts are awarded through competitive and transparent bidding processes — open competitive bidding, restricted bidding, request for quotations, or single-source procurement (when justified). Awards are made to the most responsive and economically advantageous bid in line with the Delta State Public Procurement Law.
You can lodge a formal complaint or whistleblower report via our website, email (complaints@dsppc.delta.gov.ng), or physical submission at our office. All reports are treated confidentially and investigated in accordance with the Public Procurement Act and DSPPC guidelines.
The timeline varies depending on the procurement method and project value. Open competitive bidding usually takes 45–90 days from bid submission to contract award (including evaluation, due diligence, and approval stages), subject to compliance with statutory timelines.
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Our Latest News
Latest Updates & Articles
Latest Updates & Articles
from DSPPC
Stay informed with the latest news, announcements, procurement guidelines, and important updates from the Delta State Public Procurement Commission.
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