This guide to the Procurement Act aims to provide some practical advice and guidance to help navigation as it goes live.
The act, set to come into force in February 2025, will bring a huge swathe of changes that will reshape public sector procurement in the UK — although not in Scotland, which will follow its own regulations.
From consolidating the various procurement legislations in the UK to introducing new procurement processes, products, terminology, and requirements, these changes will bring an increased focus on transparency and accountability, and contract management in particular.
Download Procurement Hub's guide now, which includes an overview of the key changes and new terminology UK public sector practitioners and suppliers need to be aware of.
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