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Last week, the Cabinet Office opened a public procurement consultation to build on existing changes from the Procurement Act 2023.

Public procurement can expect a shake-up and infusion of additional budget for some sectors following the 2025 spending review.

The Central Digital Platform, or CDP, was introduced as part of a suite of new procurement measures within the Procurement Act 2023.

The current government’s plans for devolution could impact public sector tenders and wider procurement mechanisms.

Two months after the Procurement Act 2023 came into force, we review the changes we have noticed in public sector procurement thus far.

PPN 002 updates and replaces PPN 06/20, introducing a new social value model for authorities to evaluate and incorporate social value into procurement.

Today marks the date of implementation of the Procurement Act 2023, 16 months after it received royal assent.

Weeks before the Procurement Act 2023 is due to come into force, the central government have released the National Procurement Policy Statement following stakeholder consultation – also due to come into effect 24 Fe...

We explain the new Procurement Specific Questionnaire published by central government and what bidders can expect going forward in public sector procurement.

As 2024 comes to a close, we reflect on another successful year supporting clients with a wide range of bid and tender services.

The government’s proposed budget will impact regarding how public sector bodies allocate funding for contracts.

Originally, this week marked the implementation or ‘go-live’ date to the Procurement Act 2023, introducing wide-sweeping changes to public sector bids and tenders.