The Public Procurement Board is responsible for the proper functioning of the procurement system including conducting the following:

• Promote the application of fair, competitive transparent, value for money standards and practices for the procurement and disposal of public assets and services.
• Approve the evaluation committee and issuing Certificate of No Objections.
• Approve the use of procurement methods other than open competitive tendering.
• Take steps to minimize negative economic impact.
• Issue directions to procuring entities to ensure compliance with the Act and Regulations.
• Manage public procurement and disposal of public property in accordance with the Act.
• Initiate public procurement policy and propose amendments to the Act