Evaluation and Analysis of Self-Statement Reports about Supervision on Tenders in Civil Service in 1388

The superintending role of General Inspection Organization is estimated on these basis: by the presence and supervision of its inspectors and experts in relevant commissions, whether it is supervising how civil service does its financial interactions; If it does its job in accordance with a preventive viewpoint and towards detecting vulnerable points in financial and economic actions of these organizations; and if it does its duties in agreement with article No. 174 of Constitution and is seeking to implement legal duties that are declared in “j” clause of article No. 11 of the law of establishing the General Inspection Organization. After declaring 8 articles order by the supreme leader on combat against economic corruptions and by codifying instructions, the Organization has seriously supervised on tenders in civil service and has got a bundle of positive results and in many occasions, this has ended to structural reforms. The results of this report is based on self-statements that had arrived from provincials inspection bureaus and include; assessment of 31770 initial information cases, from which about 84% were related to tenders and 16% to bids. From 10522 cases with the presence of organization deputies, about 79% were related to tenders and 21% to bids. From 2725 cases of verbal remembrances by organization inspector to commission members, nearly 84% were related to tenders and 16% to bids. From 1077 cases of appeals for revocation or reconsideration due to trespass or bad performance, nearly 70% related to tenders and 30% to bids. At the end, from 599 cases of reporting trespasses to relevant organizations, about 78% were related to tenders and 22% to bids.