Published 17 July 2023
Last updated 22 March 2024 — See all updates
Download the full outcome
Government response to
consultation on draft regulations implementing the Procurement
Act 2023 (PDF)
Detail of outcome
A summary of responses received and the government’s response to
the consultation and next steps.
Original consultation Summary
This is a consultation on the secondary legislation required to
implement the new public procurement regime established by the
Procurement Bill.
This consultation ran from
3pm on 17 July 2023 to 11:45pm on 25 August 2023
Consultation description
This is a consultation on the secondary legislation required to
implement the new public procurement regime established by the
Procurement Bill. This is a technical consultation, split into
two parts. This second part of the consultation focuses on
the transparency provisions and notices that will be used by
contracting authorities to fulfil their legal requirements under
the Bill. It also includes information on the proposed approach
to transitional arrangements for procurements already underway at
the time that the new regime enters into force and the position
on other legislation that will need to be amended in order for
the full provisions of the Bill to take effect. Questions largely
seek to understand to what extent the draft secondary legislation
provisions implement the policy intent as established in the
Bill.
How to respond
You can respond to
this consultation here.
We cannot accept postal responses to this consultation unless
there are exceptional circumstances. If you need to send in a
postal submission, contact the Procurement Reform Team
on procurement.reform@cabinetoffice.gov.uk.
The closing date for Part 2 of the consultation is 25 August 2023
Part 1 of the
consultation closes at 11:45pm on 28 July 2023
Documents
Part 2 Consultation on
draft regulations to implement the Procurement Bill
(PDF)
