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Gazettal date
Chairman
State Supply Commission
12 April 2019
Appropriate methods to dispose of goods include the following
Show more- Transferring to another government entity
- Trade-in
- Inviting competitive offers through written quotations or open tenders
- Public auction
- Recycling
- Donating to charitable institutions where the goods have little or no economic value or the cost of disposal through other methods is not efficient or economical
- Destruction or dumping in accordance with relevant regulations
- Community re-use or environment recycling for information and communications technology (ICT) equipment
- Selling to public sector employees through a competitive process
- Disposal pursuant to and in accordance with the Market-led Proposals Policy
Disposal of hazardous goods
Show moreHazardous goods must be disposed of in a manner that safeguards against environmental risks and addresses health and safety issues. A public authority disposing of hazardous or potentially pollutant goods must obtain advice on policy and environmental considerations from the relevant government authority.