Public Procurement Review Service Results
This collection brings together lists of issues raised and the results of cases investigated so far under the Public Procurement Review Service
On 11 February 2011 the Prime Minister, Francis Maude, the Minister for the Cabinet Office and Baroness Eaton of the Local Government Group, announced an extension of the Cabinet Office’s Supplier Feedback Service. This was one of a number of initiatives to open up government procurement to increase competition and participation by small and medium sized enterprises.
Government suppliers can tell the service about tenders they did not understand or instances of what they believed to be poor procurement practice. The government uses this information to help challenge procurers to be more transparent and open.
The Public Procurement Review Service, previously known as The Mystery Shopper Service, publishes results of the investigations into the cases received. Only the contracting authority is named when we share and publish our results.This includes the issues raised and how many cases had been resolved at that point.
We normally update these monthly, but have revised this to quarterly during the Covid-19 pandemic. The next publication will capture results up to and including June 2020. We will resume monthly reporting as soon as possible.
Results
About the Public Procurement Review Service
Last updated 29 November 2018 + show all updates
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The Mystery Shopper Service has been rebranded as the Public Procurement Review Service. The name has been changed to reflect this update.
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Mystery Shopper Results: 2018 added
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Added 2017 results page to collection
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Mystery Shopper results 2016 added.
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First published.