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Certified Government Procurement Expert

As I informed you before on April, 21, I took a certification exam for government procurement expert. Last month, I received the result announcement. I passed it and became one of the Certified Goverment Procurement Expert.

This is my second certification. I have already passed it in the past. However, the new certification is based on the new regulation (Perpres 54 year 2010).

As a Certified Goverment Procurement Expert I could give advise to you if you have any problem about the procurement. I will be happy to share all of my knowledge and skills related to procurement process, especially in the field of IT procurement process.

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