Local Content (ICV) CertificationLCGPA Compliance, Handled Start to Finish
We prepare your Local Content (ICV) documentation and independent Agreed-Upon-Procedures (AUP) report for submission to the Local Content and Government Procurement Authority (LCGPA) — workforce nationalization, local sourcing, local investment, and the Mandatory List (القائمة الإلزامية) — so your file is ready for LCGPA to issue your certificate ahead of your tender submission.
Why this matters
A company that needs an ICV certificate to bid on a government tender or large-enterprise contract, often against a submission deadline.
- Will this be done in time for my tender submission
- Is the AUP report accurate enough to hold up under LCGPA review
- One point of contact instead of chasing multiple firms myself
Our Methodology
- 1.Audited financial statements reviewed for accurate ICV classification
- 2.Independent Agreed-Upon-Procedures (AUP) report prepared over your local-spend figures, under LCGPA methodology
- 3.Documentation packaged the way the tender evaluator and LCGPA expect to see it
- 4.File submitted to LCGPA for certificate issuance — one contact for the whole process
Why Entry Post CPA
Full Local Content documentation and independent AUP report preparation managed end-to-end — your figures, independently verified, then LCGPA issues the certificate itself
Our team has completed specialized Local Content ratio auditing training
Local Content Preference Regulation (لائحة تفضيل المحتوى المحلي) compliance built into every engagement
Mandatory List (القائمة الإلزامية للمنتجات الوطنية) guidance for procurement teams sourcing local products
One point of contact for the entire process, from documentation to LCGPA submission
Built on the same financial-statement work we already do for audit and tax clients
Process managed directly by partner Abdullah Al Daraan, your single point of contact
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does local content actually affect our tender score?
Up to 40% of total evaluation weight in many government tenders.
Can you use our existing, unaudited internal financials?
No — the AUP report must be built on audited financial statements to hold up under LCGPA review.
How long does certification take?
Timing depends mostly on how quickly your financial statements are ready — tell us your tender deadline and we'll tell you if it's achievable.
What is LCGPA and is it the same as Local Content?
LCGPA (the Local Content and Government Procurement Authority) is the regulator overseeing Local Content — it issues the certificate itself; we prepare the independent AUP report and documentation LCGPA requires to issue it.
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