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Overview
The
Procurement Services has been restructured. This included the merging
of
The State IT Acquisition Centre (ITAC) and SITA’s internal procurement
department into the Procurement Services department. The Procurement
Services has been divided into three distinct business units to ensure
efficiency and focus when delivering on the mandate and fulfilling the
vision and mission.
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The
Strategic
Sourcing
business unit is
responsible for the effective sourcing of Hardware, Software and
Network
goods and services on behalf of government departments and SITA. In
addition, it also sources
Non-IT goods and services on behalf of SITA itself. This
business
unit oversees
supplier relationship management and endeavours
to
use preferred suppliers who can provide the least expensive services
and
ultimately allow SITA to deliver savings to both clients and SITA.
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Procurement
Admin, Governance & Compliance business
unit is responsible for developing and implementing procurement
policies
and procedures. The Unit also looks into compliance and governance
issues such as risk management, compliance audits and development and
application of regulatory frameworks. The Unit guides the e-procurement
strategy for SITA and supplier management which includes developing the
BEE/HDI/SMME/Regional supplier base and seeks to increase the value of
procurement undertaken by public sector and SITA from these
BEE/HDI/SMME’s.
 Guidelines
on Procurement Turnaround times
Letter to Bidders who responded to RFB569
& 570
Frequently Asked Questions
National Treasury Practice Note Number 5 of
2009/2010
 Checklist for Business Cases
 Process Mapping
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