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✋Stop Scrolling! ✋   Time is running out to secure your seat at our Procurement Webinar! ⌛   📢Calling all Procurement Professionals! Registrations for our highly anticipated webinar, " The Procurement Act 2023: Navigating the New Service Procurement Landscape," are moving thick & fast. We're amazed by the overwhelming interest in learning about our session deep diving into the new procurement law landscape with guest speaker Kieran McGaughey.    But here's the catch: spaces are limited, and judging by the current sign-up rate, they'll vanish quicker than the roles we fulfil ! Don't wait until it's too late, secure your spot today and:    -Unlock the difference between PCR 2015 & The Procurement Act  -Practical Steps you can take to get Ready for Reform  -New Open Frameworks and Dynamic Markets  -Get live Q&A with our industry experts!    Here's the simple roadmap to success:    -Click this link: https://lnkd.in/eSWwP8vC -Enter your details and claim your free spot!  -Mark your calendar for 28th February @ 10am    Don't miss this amazing opportunity to take your understanding of how these changes will affect your role to the next level. Register now and join us for an information-packed session you won't forget!    P.S. Share the love! ❤️Tag your friends who might benefit from this webinar. Knowledge is power!      #StopScrollingProcurement #ProcurementReform2023 #Publicsector 

Have any involvement with or links to contracts with the public sector? Heard about the new Procurement Act and want to know what it is all about without spending hours of your precious time finding out? This year will see the post-Brexit (and Covid) changes to public procurement law come into force. If you want to get an overview of what is changing join me and James Damarell this Thursday for a quick lunchtime webinar to get the headlines. We will also be introducing our webinar series giving more detailed insights into the themes in the Act running up to the "go live" later this year. #procurement #publicsector #publicsectorprocurement #publicprocurement #procurementact

We've had a record number of sign-ups for our Procurement Webinar tomorrow, which will dive deep into the new procurement law landscape with guest speaker Kieran McGaughey! 💥 As such, we have opened up a few last-minute, limited seats to help address the demand. Grab yours now while they're still available 🔗: https://lnkd.in/eQHWCJdT    💡 What can you expect: ↗ Unlock the difference between PCR 2015 & The Procurement Act  ↗ Practical Steps you can take to get Ready for Reform ↗ New Open Frameworks and Dynamic Markets  ↗ Get live Q&A with our industry experts! #procurementexperts  #procurementleaders  #publicsectorprocurement  

My recent article examines the transparency obligations imposed under the Procurement Act 2023, and considers what practical impact the changes will have on the the way bidders and contracting authorities operate. #procurementact2023 #procurement #publiccontracts #procurementlaw

📢 The Procurement Act 2023: A New Era of Transparency in UK Public Procurement Coming into effect February 2025, the Procurement Act promises to increase transparency in public procurement processes across the board. Here’s what you need to know: 📝 New Notice Requirements: From planning to contract termination, authorities must publish notices at every step—enabling the public and suppliers to track performance, spending, and decisions. ⚖️Fairness and Accountability: Transparency principles extend throughout the Act, aiming to ensure integrity, fairness, and competitiveness in government contracts. 📈Supplier Impact: More visibility brings opportunities but also accountability, as supplier performance will be tracked and published. Read the full article here👉 https://lnkd.in/eFFkMX7J Visit our Procurement Hub for detailed insights and expert guidance 👉 https://lnkd.in/eft-ruAx #Procurement #ProcurementRegulations #PublicSector #LegalUpdate #PublicContracts #ProcurementLaw #ProcurementAct2023 #Compliance #ContractingAuthorities #Government #Transparency

Tom Beard's recent article for Capital Law Ltd highlights the renewed transparency obligations imposed by the Procurement Act 2023, and the impact the new obligations will have on procurement practices. With enhanced transparency, there is a higher risk of challenges from unsuccessful bidders and contracting authorities will need to ensure that they are sticking strictly to the rules. In the construction sector, unpredictable events during the course of works often mean changes are common and commercially required where, for example, newly discovered ground/ site conditions mean a fundamental change to the risk profile of a construction contract is required. The incoming requirements to publish a Contract Change Notice will mean a contracting authority's agreement to significant post-award changes in a contract's risk profile will be public information. Two stage tendering, where construction works are procured in two separate stages (pre-construction services and construction) would allow contracting authorities to have more accurate information on the works and the necessary contractual risk profile from the outset. Time will tell whether the new legislation will prompt changes in construction procurement practices. #Procurement #ProcurementAct2023 #Construction #PublicContracts #ContractingAuthorities #ProcurementLaw

Are you ready for the Procurement Act 2023? 🚨 Schools and Trusts, the rules are changing, and it’s time to get ahead! Our latest blog breaks down the Procurement Act 2023 and what it means for your school’s procurement processes. ✅ Learn about key changes ✅ Discover how to stay compliant ✅ Get practical tips to make the transition smoother 📖 Read the full blog here: https://lnkd.in/eDxsVJcz #EducationProcurement #ProcurementAct2023 #SchoolsAndTrusts #Compliance #ProcurementStrategy

Five of our #procurement specialists have been recognised in the latest Who's Who Legal listings published by Lexology.   Emily Heard, Fran Mussellwhite, Laura Brealey, Matthew Mo and consultant Susie Smith have been recommended as leaders in their field in the Government 2024 report.   You can find out more about our extensive expertise around procurement, including how we can support organisations on the upcoming Procurement Act 2023, here: https://lnkd.in/etE_BBYg

Hot off the press, after weeks of speculation, it is now official that the go-live date for the Procurement Act 2023 has been delayed by four months to 24 February 2025. Come along to our seminar on 3 October 2024 to find out more about the new provisions and what to do to prepare before go-live. #Procurement #ProcurementAct2023

There’s been a lot of discussion on the practical application of the debarment and exclusion. This session will be provide useful insights. #procurement #act #guidance #learning