Procurement Act 2023 Readiness Diagnostic

The Procurement Act 2023 has reset the rules for public procurement, from a broader transparency regime and new exclusion and debarment grounds to sharper duties on contract performance. This short, confidential diagnostic helps contracting authorities take stock of where they stand across the areas that most often determine whether procurement under the new regime is defensible and well run.

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About 3 minutesTwelve statements across four domains, rated on a simple scale.
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This diagnostic is an indicative self-assessment to help structure internal conversations. It is not legal advice and does not create a barrister–client relationship. It does not capture every matter relevant to your authority, and the right priorities will always turn on your specific circumstances.

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