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12 NOVEMBER 2019 Blog A new set of light touch terms for smaller public sector contracts Share this article
8 NOVEMBER 2019 Blog New Procurement Thresholds From January 2020 Details of new thresholds for public procurement from 1 January 2020 Share this article
10 SEPTEMBER 2019 Blog OJEU Notice was an effective protection against ineffectiveness The ineffectiveness remedy is now set out in Regulation 99 of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 (“PCR2015”). The “first ground” (of three) on which a declaration may be made is the one which was at issue in this case. Share this article
Which regulations do you need? Get up to speed with the various new procurement law regulations. Public Contracts Regulations 2015 The Public Contracts Regulations 2015 are in force for all procurements commenced on or after 26 February 2015. Find out more Utilities Contracts Regulations 2016 The Utilities Contracts Regulations 2016 was enforced from 18 April 2016, replacing the 2006 regulations of the same name for all in-scope procurements commenced on or after that date. Find out more Concession Contracts Regulations 2016 These regulations apply to the award of works and services concession contracts between a contracting authority/utility and a concessionaire. Find out more If you're not sure which regulations apply, follow the link below: Which regulations apply