State Procurement Agency (SPA) — Georgia
The State Procurement Agency (სახელმწიფო შესყიდვების სააგენტო, SPA) is Georgia's central public body that issues methodological guidance, training and user manuals for public procurement.
Role
The SPA is the national agency responsible for public procurement policy instruments, methodological guidance, and operating a training centre and support services. The agency’s site publishes methodological documents, manuals and an e‑library addressing procurement modules and procedures.
Distinction
The SPA functions as an institutional regulator and service provider. The site also identifies a separate "electronic system" as the transactional environment for electronic procurement activity and related modules.
Practical consequence for a supplier
Suppliers should consult SPA user guides and manuals when participating in procurements. The SPA site lists specific modules (for example CTD and SMP) and states that required registration or legal documents may need to be uploaded at the proposal‑submission stage via the relevant module.
Sources
- About the Agency (procurement.gov.ge)
- Manuals and user guides (procurement.gov.ge)
- Homepage and notices (procurement.gov.ge)
Reviewed: October 27, 2026
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