The Kano State Drugs and Medical Consumables Supply Agency (DMCSA) has conducted its 12th Tender Bid Opening Exercise for the 2026/2027 procurement year to strengthen transparency, accountability and due process in public procurement.
The exercise, held at the agency’s premises in Kano, was conducted under the leadership of its Director-General, Pharm. Gali Sule.
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Speaking during the event, Pharm. Sule said the exercise was aimed at promoting fairness, due process and value for public funds in the procurement of essential medicines and medical consumables for healthcare facilities across the state.
He stressed that the exercise also provided an opportunity for participating bidders to seek clarification and address relevant issues, thereby reinforcing openness and accountability throughout the procurement process.
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The exercise brought together government officials, representatives of health institutions, bidders, consultants and other stakeholders.
The agency said the initiative reflected its commitment to improving procurement procedures and ensuring the reliable supply of quality medicines and medical consumables to healthcare facilities across Kano State.
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It added that the exercise aligned with the healthcare development agenda of Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf, which prioritises improved healthcare delivery, efficient resource management and better health outcomes for residents.
DMCSA reaffirmed its commitment to transparent procurement practices and institutional reforms to ensure that public resources contribute to improved access to essential medical commodities and a stronger healthcare system.