Tag: PPN

This is the most recent Procurement Policy Notes (PPN 07/16) to be issued by the Cabinet Office which outlines Legal requirement to publish on Contracts Finder.

This is the most recent Procurement Policy Notes (PPN 06/16) to be issued by the Cabinet Office which outlines Armed Forces Covenant.

This is the most recent Procurement Policy Notes (PPN 09/14) to be issued by the Cabinet Office which outlines the Cyber Essentials Scheme.

Open Book Contract Management (OBCM) is the scrutiny of a supplier’s costs and margins through the reporting of, or accessing, accounting data. It is often associated with managing and controlling delivery of large, high value, high risk and complex contracts. The Public Accounts Committee report said Government’s current approach to contracting gives too much advantage to contractors and Open Book Accounting should be the norm. The PPN takes effect from 24 May 2016. In scope organisations should begin assessing their contract portfolios by no later than 24 June 2016, and mobilising resources to begin implementing OBCM.

This is the most recent Procurement Policy Note (PPN 04/16) to be issued by the Cabinet Office which outlines Concession Contracts Threshold.

This is the most recent Procurement Policy Note (PPN 02/16) to be issued by the Cabinet Office which outlines Utilities Contracts Regulations 2016 and Concession Contracts Regulations 2016.

This is the most recent Procurement Policy Notes (PPN 18/15) to be issued by the Procurement Policy Note: New Threshold Levels 2016.

This is the most recent Procurement Policy Notes (PPN 17/15) to be issued by the Cabinet Office which outlines Availability of Standard EU Forms and Notices for Public Procurement.

This is the most recent Procurement Policy Notes (PPN 15/15) to be issued by the Cabinet Office which outlines EU statistics on utilities procurement – annual return for calendar years 2013 and 2014.

This is the most recent Procurement Policy Notes (PPN 12/15) to be issued by the Cabinet Office which outlines Availability of Procurement Procedures (Decision Tree)