Penerapan Prinsip Pengadaan Barang dan Jasa melalui Aplikasi E-Purchasing dan E-Katalog

Abstract

Procurement of government goods and services carried out through e-catalog applications can make government procurement of goods and services efficient, the time required is shorter, the administration process also becomes simple. The procurement of goods through the E-Catalog application at the Inspectorate of East Java Province still faces problems in the implementation process. This research was conducted using qualitative methods with descriptive research type. Data collection techniques were collected using interviews, observation, and documentation. The results of research on the application of the principles of procurement of goods and services namely, Efficient, Procurement of goods through the e-catalog application can save the budget. Effective, the results of the procurement of goods carried out through the e-catalog application for all processes have been carried out with a fast time. Transparent, General Procurement Plan displayed on General Procurement Plan Information System contains all procurement information. Open, procurement of goods has been announced through General Procurement Plan Information System accessible to all the general public. Competing, Procurement of motorized land transportation equipment in the Inspectorate of East Java Province conducted through the e-catalog application, there is no competition between providers of goods and services. Fair, Procurement of motorized land transportation equipment is only provided by PT. ASTRA INTERNASIONAL, Tbk. –TSO as an official distributor of Toyota cars. Accountable, Procurement of goods and services in the Inspectorate of East Java Province is in accordance with regulations and results of procurement of goods can be accounted for.

Strategies for optimizing the use of local electronic catalogs in the procurement process

“…This platform's shopping experience contributes significantly to funding government initiatives to combat corruption in acquiring products and services. The findings are consistent with prior studies (Candra & Gunawan, 2017;Darman, 2019;Jatu, 2020;Mawarni et al, 2020;Mehra et al, 2020).…”

“…Over the last five years, numerous studies have investigated local/regional electronic catalogs. Accordingly, this study classifies prior studies into four clusters: fulfilling procurement principles (Candra & Gunawan, 2017;Darman, 2019;Mawarni et al, 2020;Mehra et al, 2020), preventing fraud/deviations (Jatu, 2020), supporting government financial management (Mukhlis & Pranoto, 2020), and supporting national economic recovery policies by involving small business entities (Iqbal, 2020;Nafi'ah, 2022;Nasyaa & Nurhayati, 2022;Pratama, 2022). Furthermore, within the context of implementing a local electronic catalog in the provincial government of NTT, specific aspects have been neglected and require attention.…”