The Procurement Act: what new notices will you need to publish?

The Procurement Act is set to bring some major changes to how your contracting authority conducts procurement.

In a bid to bolster transparency and accountability in public procurement, the Act requires you to publish a number of new notice types throughout your procurement processes.

To help your team prepare, we've partnered with leading procurement law firm Mills & Reeve to produce a 1-page flowchart showing you all the new notices being introduced through the Act, and where they fit into the procurement lifecycle.

Download our New Notices Flowchart PDF, here

Mills & Reeve is a full service law firm with specialist procurement lawyers working across a broad range of sector and practice areas. You can contact the team here.

As we inch towards the Procurement Act's 'go-live' date in February 2025, we'll be publishing more analysis into how the Act will impact your procurement team. Sign-up for our biweekly public sector newsletter to get all of our analysis sent straight to you!

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This article is part of a series of articles on the 2023 Procurement Act. 

Head to Tussell's Procurement Act Hub for all the information and resources you need to get Procurement Act ready.