Abstract

The research aims to test the influence of organizational commitment, internal control, and compliance with legislation on the achievement of increased domestic product usage (P3DN), with e-Procurement as a moderating variable.It utilized a sample of 140 procurement officials in the West Lombok district government and was analyzed using SEM-PLS technique.Organizational commitment, internal control, and law compliance have a significant and positive impact on achieving the policy of increasing domestic product usage (P3DN).Meanwhile, e-procurement reinforces the influence of organizational commitment on the achievement of increased domestic product usage (P3DN), but it's unable to strengthen the impact of internal control and law compliance on achieving increased domestic product usage (P3DN).These research findings align with the Goal Setting Theory and the Stakeholder Theory of Planned Behavior concerning stakeholder behavior in achieving organizational goals.Strengthening the e-procurement system is necessary, along with increasing awareness and training for procurement officials regarding the importance of using domestic products.Reevaluation of the existing rules and sanctions regarding domestic product usage is crucial for enhancement, and improving interdepartmental cooperation is essential for implementing P3DN and e-procurement policies.A more effective monitoring and evaluation system is needed to measure the performance of e-procurement in reinforcing internal control and compliance with P3DN regulations.

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