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This note provides practical advice on implementing government’s obligations under Article 6, on energy efficient procurement.
This procurement policy note is now out of date.
This Procurement Policy Note (PPN) [and guidance / documents] is now out of date
This procurement policy note is now out of date. Please refer to PPN 02/18.
This note explains how public sector contracting authorities are to start publishing annual payment performance data after March 2016.
New reforms will make public contracts more accessible to businesses, and in particular to small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).
This sets out the scope, background and detailed guidance for the policy of using the procurement process to promote tax compliance.
This note explains that these regulations have been laid in Parliament and when they are due to come into force.
The Public Contracts Regulations 2015 have been laid in Parliament and come into force on 26 February 2015.
This guide has been produced to assist government and public sector organisations with writing agency briefs when buying communications and marketing services.
This publication provides guidance on reforms in the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 for contracting authorities.
A Request for Information regarding your capability and interest in compute for AI research, and opportunities to partner with HM Government.
The SME Advisory Panel is working with government to support start-ups and small businesses via government procurement, and commit to paying them on time.
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