How OPEX, CAPEX, contracts and sub-contracts are raised as system Purchase Requisitions — mandatory fields, attachments, DOA-aligned approval routing, and the narrow 5% emergency-PR cap.
Group Policy & Procedure | Document No. | P-POL-002 |
Group Supply Chain | Ver. No. | Rev Date | 0.4 | 08 APR 2026 |
Title: Purchase Requisition | Effective Date | 08 April 2026 |
BUKHATIR GROUP
Strength through Diversity
Group Policy and Procedure
Group Supply Chain (GSC)
Purchase Requisition
OPEX, CAPEX, Contracts & Sub-contracts
Document No: P-POL-002
Copyright © 2026 Bukhatir Group
This document is issued under the authority of Bukhatir Group and applies when carrying out the activities described. Revisions may be issued as necessary under the authority of the Group Head of Procurement. Revision history is recorded below with every revised policy.
Ver. No. | Effective Date | Description |
|---|---|---|
02 | September 2016 | Original Procurement Policy |
0.3 | March 2026 | Procurement Policy – Purchase Requisition |
0.4 | 08 April 2026 | Redesign, content modernization & flowcharts – Purchase Requisition |
Approving Committee | Name | Signature |
|---|---|---|
Endorsed by — Group Head of Supply Chain | Mohamad Koussa | |
Reviewed by — BIIL CEO | Mr. Ayman Ismail | |
Reviewed by — Group Chief Financial Officer | Mohamad Adnaan Sait | |
Approved by — Group Vice Chairman & Group CEO | Mr. Salah Bukhatir |
# | Departments |
|---|---|
1 | Business Unit Procurement Departments |
2 | Group Supply Chain (GSC) |
3 | Finance, Legal, Compliance, Internal Audit |
4 | Business Unit Management |
This policy defines how procurement needs are captured, validated and approved across Bukhatir Group via the Oracle ERP system. It covers OPEX, CAPEX, Contracts and Sub-contracts requisitions.
Applies to all Group Business Units and to all procurement transactions irrespective of value, commodity or geography. Emergency Purchase Requisitions are permitted only under the narrow conditions set out in Section 7.
Every Purchase Requisition raised in the Oracle system shall capture, as a minimum:
Purchase Requisitions are routed automatically through the Oracle workflow in accordance with the Group Delegation of Authority (DOA).
Value Band (AED) | OPEX | CAPEX | Contracts / Sub-contracts |
|---|---|---|---|
≤ 50,000 | Dept. Head | Not applicable | Dept. Head + BU Proc. |
50,001 – 250,000 | Dept. Head + BU Head | BU Head | BU Head + GSC |
250,001 – 1,000,000 | BU Head + CFO | BU Head + CFO | GSC + CFO |
1,000,001 – 5,000,000 | CFO + CEO | CFO + CEO | CFO + CEO |
> 5,000,000 | CEO + Board | CEO + Board | CEO + Board |
No PR may proceed without a system-enforced budget availability check against the approved annual plan. PRs that fail the budget check are blocked and require formal re-budgeting or CFO exception approval.
GSC shall aggregate recurring demand into framework agreements to capture volume discounts and reduce transaction cost. BU Procurement shall check for an existing framework before initiating any new sourcing event. Call-offs against frameworks do not require re-tender.
EMERGENCY DEFINITION An Emergency PR is limited to situations involving imminent risk to life, safety, critical operations, or regulatory non-compliance that cannot be managed through the standard process. It is NOT a shortcut for poor planning. |
Emergency PRs require written justification and post-facto ratification by the BU Head and GSC. Emergency PRs shall not exceed 5% of a BU's annual procurement spend — breach of this KPI triggers a formal review by the CFO.
Every Requestor and approver must confirm, on each PR, that no conflict of interest exists with the intended supplier(s). Declared conflicts are escalated to Compliance and the requestor is recused from the transaction.
Figure 1: OPEX Purchase Requisition Workflow
Figure 2: CAPEX Purchase Requisition Workflow
Figure 3: Contracts Requisition Workflow
Figure 4: Sub-contracts Requisition Workflow
Acronym / Term | Definition |
|---|---|
BU | Business Unit |
CAPEX | Capital Expenditure |
COI | Conflict of Interest |
DOA | Delegation of Authority |
ERP | Enterprise Resource Planning |
GSC | Group Supply Chain |
KPI | Key Performance Indicator |
OPEX | Operating Expenditure |
Oracle | Enterprise Resource Planning System |
PR | Purchase Requisition |