Factors That Affect Public Procurement Performance A Case Of Akaki Kality Sub-city Administration

The purpose of the study was to assess factors affecting public procurement performance A Case of Akaki Kality Sub-City Administration Specifically, the study examines the variables Procurement planning; Staff competency, Utilization of information communications technology, Procurement procedures, Procurement policy, Resource allocation that affect the performance of public procurement. Descriptive and explanatory research design were used in executing the study as well as quantitative research approach. The study employed stratified with simple random sampling technique to select the respondents. The sample size of the study is 197 respondents. The targeted group of the study were managers, staff’s employees and procurement staffs who are related to the process, function and decision making of procurement which above2 years’ Work experience for the selected 13 sectors for working in Akaki Kality Sub-City Administration. Primary data was collected using self-administered questionnaire was designed to collect relevant information from respondents.rnData was analyzed using both of descriptive statistics such as frequency tables percentage, mean and standard deviation and charts and inferential statistics such as correlation and regression using Statistical Package of Social Science (SPSS) version 24. Findings indicate that all Procurement Planning, Staff Competency, ICT Utilization, Procurement Procedure, Procurement Policy and Resource allocation are the major factors that significantly affect public procurement and they have a significant positive effect on procurement performance. The Conclusions this study indicate public procurement factors have statistically significant and effect on procurement performance of Akaki Kality Sub-city Administration. In addition, all the hypotheses were strongly supported and the proposed framework of the study was able to demonstrate moderate and significant relationship between independent and dependent variables. Therefore, notably this study has provided evidence for the direct effect of procurement factors on procurement performance as advocated by the literature. Finally, the study recommends that, must to give priority and enhance the procurement performance

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