Good procurement of goods and services applies the principles and ethics of
procurement in its implementation to produce proper goods/services. In particular,
the transparency principle can assist the public in monitoring the ongoing
procurement process. In reality, there are still various problems related to the
procurement of goods and services that are not by the expected objectives; this is
because there is still a process or implementation of the procurement of goods and
services that is not by the various principles of procurement of goods and services,
especially in the procurement of goods and services electronically (electronic
procurement). The Government Internal Supervisory Apparatus (APIP) can assist
the government in overseeing ongoing processes (e-procurement), especially in
applying the principle of transparency to the activity process (e-procurement). This
study aims to see the role of the Government's Internal Supervisory Apparatus
(APIP) in this case, namely the Financial Supervisory Agency (BPKP) and the
Papua Province Inspectorate, in implementing the principle of transparency in eprocurement
in Papua Province. This study uses normative legal analysis, primary
legal materials derived from regulations and secondary legal materials, and data
collection methods using interviews. Based on the results of the research shows that
in carrying out e-procurement supervision in Papua Province, the BPKP and the
Papua Province Inspectorate have carried out the role of assurance (guarantee
activities) and consulting (consulting activities); This activity is designed to provide
added value and improve organizational operations carried out by APIP. The role
of APIP can help review how the e-procurement process in Papua Province applies
the principle of transparency.