Public Procurement and Disposal of Public Assets Authority (PPDA)

The Public Procurement and Disposal of Public Assets Authority (PPDA) is a statutory body established under the PPDA Act of 2003 in Uganda, with a mission to promote the efficient, transparent, and accountable procurement and disposal system for sustainable national development. Widely recognized for its regulatory excellence and governance in public procurement, PPDA plays a pivotal role in ensuring value for money and integrity in the use of public resources. It fosters a professional and meritocratic work culture that empowers employees through continuous learning, ethical conduct, and innovation, while offering rewarding job opportunities with flexible, inclusive, and supportive work arrangements. Since its inception, PPDA has evolved into a modern regulator by leveraging technology, digital tools, and strategic partnerships to monitor compliance, build capacity, and drive procurement reforms. Its innovative business model emphasizes performance-based evaluation, stakeholder engagement, and systems strengthening across central and local government entities. With national reach and influence, PPDA is committed to core values of transparency, accountability, professionalism, teamwork, and customer focus. Through its corporate social responsibility initiatives, PPDA promotes ethical standards, supports anti-corruption campaigns, and enhances awareness of public procurement rights. For more information, visit www.ppda.go.ug.