STRATEGIES OF THE GENERAL SUPPLIES DEPARTMENT
PERFORMANCE
PERFORMANCE STRATEGIES IN THE GENERAL SUPPLIES
DEPARTMENT (SUPPLIES DEPT. GENERAL POLICY)
1-
Drawing the general policy for the Supplies
Department and its implementation means, through the
following:
A-
Standardization of the legal provisions related to
supplies administration in the official state
establishments and institutions through
participation in preparing the supplies regulations
for the government establishments.
B-
Standardization of the terms, phrases, words and
performance methods in government supplies
administration.
C- Standardization of the records and forms used in
supplies administration.
D-
Preparation and approval of standard specifications
for the common used supplies than insure competition
and obtainment of high quality supplies.
E- To issue the instructions, rules and work
methods related to implementation.
F- To provide opinion and consultation in respect
of supplies administration to ministries and
official state establishments.
2- Purchasing the departments needs of supplies
through expansion of decentralization in the
purchasing process within the economic feasibility
limits of purchasing according to the authorities
granted according to the act and as follows:
A- The concerned ministry authorities:-
-
Purchasing supplies that worth no more than (20000)
twenty thousand Dinar in one purchasing process
through a committee in the same beneficiary
department.
B- Special tenders committees:- Formed in some
ministries to purchase the supplies financed by
foreign agreements.
C- The Central Tenders Committee in the General
Supplies Department:-
It purchases the
supplies not purchased by the above mentioned
concerned parties to benefit from the bulk discount
and specialization of work.
3- Considering the cost basis for the purchased
supplies instead of the price by adding the
durability and operation cost for some years to the
price with concentration on the supplies quality in
terms of quality to achieve feasibility from the
public fund investment therein.
4- Collecting and maintenance of excess and
stagnant supplies available in ministries and
official state establishments and to redistribute
them to the official state establishments
where it is needed.
5- Purchasing and maintaining stationary and
printed matters to supply the official state
establishments with their requirements thereof.
6- Coordination and participation with the
specialized institutes and official state
establishments in qualifying the employees working
in supplies administration in the official state
establishments to improve their performance and
skills through courses and workshop as well as job
description.
7- Supplies Control through:-
A- Formation of Committees to conduct supplies
inventory and to control the methods applied to
maintain these supplies and the conditions required
in the warehouses.
B- Classification and marking the government
supplies with special mark.
C- Follow up the stagnant and excess supplies in
the official state establishments.
D- Development of structure to standardize
government supplies coding on computer, for all
ministries and official state establishments.
E- Establishment of a central register in the
General Supplies Department and another register
parallel to it in the concerned official state
establishment to record the government
vehicles, and machinery’s and to follow them up, as
well as any other government supplies needed that.
F- To determine the minimum and maximum stock and
the demand level.