The core mission of digitizing governmental services primarily includes efficiency, such as labor and time, and effectiveness, such as convernience and service quality. Digitizing government procurement, nevertheless, additionally aims for transparency. The modern information and communication technologies enable the public sectors to reduce the cost of information acquistition, make the procurement procedure open, and enhance the capability of contact management. Based on the literature of government electronic precurement and transparency, as well as the existing statistics and the government procurement website, the study attempts to build the relevant performance indicators of transparency. The transparency indicators can lay the foundation for subsequent empirical studies.