The Local Content and Government Procurement Authority (LCGPA) is a Saudi Arabian government entity established on December 27, 2018. Its mission is to develop and promote local content within the national economy, enhancing the participation of Saudi elements in the workforce, goods, services, and technology. The authority is headquartered in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
LCGPA is responsible for developing strategies and policies related to local content, setting targets, and measuring the impact of initiatives. It designs and oversees procurement procedures that prioritize local participation and manages agreements for industry localization and knowledge transfer. The authority also provides consulting and training services, issues necessary Local Content Certificates for government procurement, and collaborates with ministries and chambers of commerce to advance local content policies.
The organization employs approximately 606 people and reported annual revenue of $36.3 million in 2026.
Recent Leadership
Abdulrahman Al Samari serves as CEO of LCGPA, bringing extensive experience in business strategy, supply chain development, and operational budgeting from his previous roles at Saudi Aramco and Accenture. In recent news, Al-Samari announced strategic partnerships to localize the automotive industry, marking a significant development for the organization.
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