Port Authority of Trinidad and Tobago
Port Authority of Trinidad and Tobago Governing Unit (PATTGU)
The Port has been the gateway to the capital of the Twin Island of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago for more than seventy years, but was officially named the Port Authority of Trinidad and Tobago on June 14th 1962. The Port Authority of Trinidad and Tobago (PATT) is a Statutory Authority which was established by Act 39 of 1961, known as the Port Authority Act, Chapter 51:01. The Act provides for a coordinated and integrated system of harbour facilities and port services.
Port Authority of Trinidad and Tobago Governing Unit (PATTGU).
Port of Spain Infrastructure Company (POSINCO) - the landlord unit.
Port of Port of Spain (PPOS) - the cargo handling unit.
Trinidad and Tobago Inter-Island Transportation Company (TTIT) - the inter-island ferry service
- Port Authority of Trinidad & Tobago Administrative Building 1 Dock Road Port of Spain
- (868) 623-2901-5
Assistant Procurement Manager (Small Scale & Micro Procurement)
- Not disclosed
- Updated 04/12/2024
- Port-of-Spain
The Assistant Procurement Manager (Small Scale & Micro Procurement) reports directly to the Chief Procurement Officer. The incumbent is required to lead the procurement function for the acquisition of all goods, supplies and equipment, works and services (Small Scale Procurement).
Contracts & Procurement Manager
- Not disclosed
- Updated 04/12/2024
- Port-of-Spain
The Contracts & Procurement Manager is required to Lead the Contracts Team to deliver PATT Contract and Procurement objectives while ensuring compliance with the Public Procurement and Disposal of Public Property Act (PPDPPA) and PATT’s Procurement Handbook and Guidelines.