It’s ‘time for results’ in procurement fixes, ombud says in new report

'What the system now requires, and what Canadians rightly deserve, are demonstrable outcomes and clear accountability for results,' says procurement watchdog Alexander Jeglic.
Alexander Jeglic
Procurement Ombud Alexander Jeglic's annual report found significant data management issues remain in procurement data.

The federal procurement watchdog says key changes needed to fix ongoing contracting woes “remain unrealized” by the government, as significant data management issues and lack of “clear accountability” persist.  

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