The Property, Procurement and Logistics Division consists of 3 departments:

1. The Government Purchasing Operations Division

The Government Purchasing Operations Division is a proactive administrative body that implements government purchasing policy while applying supervisory and control mechanisms. The Administration specializes in and is responsible for:

• Consolidated acquisitions by using its size advantage and enhancing its buying and negotiating powers.
• Formulation of policy and strategy for the acquisition of goods and services in the government sector.
• Support for government entities and supporting units in implementing purchasing policy.

2. The Government Vehicle Administration

The Government Vehicle Administration is an administrative unit of the Accountant General whose task is to provide vehicle services for all government departments and their supporting units and to also supervise the use of these resources including by means of determining regulations and enforcement implementation. These services include the purchase and maintenance of motor vehicles, towing services, fuel, sale of vehicles after the end of their use etc. 

3. The Government Housing Administration

• Management of a large-scale reserve of assets (approximately 5000 buildings) of a range of different legal standings.
• Management of construction projects of various scales and responsibility for the construction of government campuses and court-houses.
• Responsibility for real estate contractual operations (purchase, renting, sales etc.).
• Management of information, surveillance and protection of rights of government and its assets, appropriation of accommodation for offices and other uses as part of policy of consolidating government offices.