Conspiracy by business actors in the procurement of goods and services may be thwarted by the existence of electronic procurement services (LPSE).

Abstract

The issue in this study is how to combat business conspiracies in the procurement of goods and services by using current electronic procurement services (LPSE) and how to use existing rules and regulations to penalise those who engage in harmful conspiracy activities in project tenders. The goal of the study is to look into the issues surrounding the existence of Electronic Procurement Services (LPSE) to combat business conspiracies in the procurement of goods and services, as well as the implementation of current laws and regulations that provide penalties for those who engage in unethical conspiracies during tenders. project. By selecting a representative sample, sociological law has been applied to this study. a total of five administrative assistants and three budget users Officer in Charge of Making Commitments (PPK) Officer for Making Commitments - one person (PPK) there's just one of them - there are six individuals involved A six-person committee that oversees who gets paid for what gets done has been formed. Due to Human Resources, Technical Difficulties, and Funding Sources, the outcomes of the presence of Electronic Purchase Services (LPSE) Against Conspiracy perpetrated by business players in the procurement of goods and services have fallen short of expectations. In penalising those who engage in harmful conspiracy activities during project bids, the current rules and regulations aren't working. Suggestion Each SKPD must coordinate their efforts in order for the e-tender to be executed effectively. To make e-tender as a method for purchasing goods and services possible, LPSE Pekanbaru City consistently puts out many efforts.