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Section 26. Modes of Procurement - Government Procurement Law

Section 26. Modes of Procurement of Government Procurement Law. Section 26. Modes of Procurement. - The Procuring Entity shall adopt any of the following modes of procurement consistent with the fit-for-purpos

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Government Procurement Law

Section 26. Modes of Procurement. - The Procuring Entity shall adopt any of the following modes of procurement consistent with the fit-for-purpose procurement approach: (a) Competitive Bidding;

(b) Limited Source Bidding; (c) Competitive Dialogue; (d) Unsolicited Offer with Bid Matching; (e) Direct Contracting; (f) Direct Acquisition;

(g) Repeat Order; (h) Small Value Procurement; (i) Negotiated Procurement; (j) Direct Sales; and (k) Direct Procurement for Science, Technology and Innovation.

The specific terms and conditions for the application of each mode of procurement shall be specified in the IRR: Provided, That the GPPB is authorized to approve changes in the procurement process to adapt to improvements in modern and emerging technologies: Provided, further, That such modification are consistent with the provisions of Section 3 of this Act.

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