Public Procurement & Concessions Commission
Executive Mansion Grounds, Capitol Hill, Monrovia, Liberia
Website: www.ppcc.gov.lr | Email: info@ppcc.gov.lr | Phone Short Code: 7722
PRESS RELEASE
PPCC Donates Laptops to LBS to Strengthen Procurement Operations
The Public Procurement and Concessions Commission (PPCC), through its Executive Director, Hon. Bodger Scott Johnson, has donated three laptop computers to the Liberia Broadcasting System (LBS) to strengthen the institution’s procurement unit and support the effective implementation of public procurement activities.
The donation comes as Liberia transitions from manual public procurement transactions to the Electronic Government Procurement (e-GP) System, a move aimed at modernizing and improving the efficiency, transparency, and accountability of public procurement processes.
Speaking during the presentation ceremony at the PPCC headquarters on Wednesday, September 16, 2026, Executive Director Johnson said the ICT equipment would help enhance LBS’s capacity to carry out its procurement responsibilities while also supporting public education and awareness.
Johnson said LBS, as the national broadcaster, has an important role to play in informing procurement stakeholders and the general public about the e-GP System, public procurement procedures, and the role of the PPCC in promoting transparency and accountability within Liberia’s public procurement sector.
Receiving the equipment on behalf of LBS, Director General Eugene Fahngon expressed appreciation to the PPCC for the donation and pledged the institution’s commitment to working closely with the Commission.
Fahngon said LBS would support the PPCC through public awareness and education initiatives designed to promote compliance with Liberia’s public procurement laws and increase understanding of the newly introduced e-GP System.
He emphasized that greater public awareness and access to relevant information on public procurement transactions, as well as compliance with existing procurement legislation, would contribute to the success of Liberia’s ongoing public procurement reform.
The collaboration between the PPCC and LBS is expected to strengthen public understanding of procurement processes and promote greater transparency and accountability as Liberia advances the implementation of electronic government procurement.
Signed: ________________________
Nathan N. Bengu
Director of Communication
