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The PS-PhilGEPS, as part of its initiative to promote Green Public Procurement in the country, introduces LED (Light-Emitting Diode) lighting technologies to replace fluorescent tubes.

For years, fluorescent tubes, for good reason, is the best choice for lighting needs since it was brought to the market in 1973. But now, LED tubes have began to emerge as the more energy efficient, less environmentally harmful and more economical option to fluorescent tube lights. The comparison:

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“The very essence of these teambuilding activities is to bring us together despite whichever division we belong from and work as one to achieve a common goal.” –Executive Director Bingle B. Gutierrez

The PS-PhilGEPS officials and staff conducted their team building and annual assessment activities at The Camayan Beach Resort in Subic Bay Free Port, Zambales last March 29 to 31, 2017. Upon arrival at the venue, the crew of the resort welcomed the group and gave an overview of the facilities available as well as the house rules particularly on safety. Mini-games were played and prizes were distributed to lucky winners.

Selected participants competing in the “Hep-Hep, Hooray” game for the grand prize (dolphin stuffed toy) 

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“Give me six hours to chop down a tree and I will spend the first four sharpening the axe.” - This is a quote from Abraham Lincoln that best fits what the PS-PhilGEPS has recently required its procurement units to undergo. In preparation for the huge procurement tasks that it is about to take for 2017, the PS-PhilGEPS conducted its Procurement Professionalization Workshop and Assessment at Piña Colina Resort, Tagaytay City on January 25-27.

The workshop was attended by the members of the Office of the Executive Director, Bids and Awards Committee (BAC), BAC Support Division, Purchasing Division-Procurement Planning and Procurement Support Team. The workshop aims to capacitate and update the participants with the latest updates on practices, laws, rules and regulations on government procurement. Engr. Ian T. Fajarito summarized the objective of the workshop by sharing a very witty and fitting mnemonic, “B-est Practices, A-ccountability and C-amaraderie.”

Group Photo of Participants.

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The Procurement Service-PhilGEPS offices in Paco, Manila; Ortigas, Pasig; and its NCR Depot, will be CLOSED on March 29, 30 and 31, 2017 for its annual assessment and team-building activity. Thank you!

 

 

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