Public Procurement Rules, 2004 MCQs

91 MCQs  (Page 9 of 10)

Where formal signing is required, a procurement contract comes into force from:
The date both procuring agency and successful bidder affix signatures
The date of announcement of evaluation report
The date of performance guarantee submission
The date of notice of acceptance
Information of proprietary nature or against public interest related to award may be withheld from public disclosure:
Never
With prior approval of the Authority
With approval of the Finance Division
At the discretion of the PAO
The Grievance Redressal Committee constituted by a procuring agency shall comprise:
An even number of persons
An odd number of persons
Three persons including a PPRA nominee
Five persons headed by the PAO
The GRC shall investigate and decide a complaint within:
Fifteen days
Seven days
Ten days of its receipt
Thirty days
A bidder not satisfied with the GRC decision may appeal to the Authority within:
Sixty days
Fifteen days
Ten days
Thirty days of communication of the decision
After issuance of the final evaluation report, a complainant cannot object to the technical evaluation, EXCEPT where:
Two stage bidding is adopted
The PAO permits
The value exceeds Rs. 3 million
Single stage single envelope procedure is adopted