UK Government Procurement & Public Spending Regulations, Procurement Act 2023 SIs
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What is a Procurement Policy Note (PPN)?
Procurement Policy Notes are instructions issued by the Cabinet Office to public sector contracting authorities on matters of procurement policy. They carry mandatory force for Central Government departments and act as strong guidance for other public bodies.
How does the Procurement Act 2023 overhaul UK public procurement?
The Procurement Act 2023 replaces the EU Public Contracts Regulations 2015 with a unified UK regime establishing three competitive award procedures, introducing a single digital platform for notices and supplier registration, creating a central debarment list for poor performance or national security risks, and emphasizing value for money, public benefit, and SME participation.
What are National Procurement Policy Statements (NPPS) under the Procurement Act?
The NPPS is a statutory policy statement issued by the Cabinet Office requiring contracting authorities to have regard to national strategic priorities — such as social value, local employment, economic growth, supplier diversity, environmental net zero targets, and digital supply chain security — in major procurement decisions.