In OECD countries, public procurement has become a tool for delivering quality public services. The volume of resources spent in public procurement leads to risks related to inefficiencies, for example, stemming from insufficient competition, but also to opportunities to pursue complementary policy objectives such as facilitating the digital transformation of the public sector. Despite the evident synergies between public procurement and digital government policies, Latin American countries are not alone in facing the challenge of developing procurement policies for information and communication technology (ICT).