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UK Public Law Weekly, 20 February 2025: Procurement Act 2023 go-live and NPPS; Brexit SI sifting; key equality, procurement and judicial review judgments; constitutional updates; AI Security Institute

Published on: 20 February 2025

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New National Procurement Policy Statement published ahead of PA 2023 go-live

The Cabinet Office has issued a refreshed National Procurement Policy Statement (NPPS) that outlines strategic priorities for public purchasing. Laid before Parliament under section 13(3)(c) of the Procurement Act 2023, it takes effect on 24 February 2025 to align with the PA 2023 go-live and will continue unless withdrawn, revised or replaced. Alongside the NPPS, government has released two new Procurement Policy Notes focused on small business procurement spend targets and social value. It has also set out plans for a suite of tools and measures to further enable delivery of the NPPS aims. These include additional reforms obliging large contracting authorities to publish and report targets for spend with small businesses and social enterprises, together with provisions to bar suppliers from high-value contracts where they fail to comply...

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