Understanding the Procurement Act for Suppliers Price: £195.00 (ex VAT)
This comprehensive course is designed to provide participants with a deep understanding of the Procurement Act 2023, offering insights into the key principles, processes, and regulations governing future procurement. Participants will gain valuable knowledge and skills essential for navigating the intricacies of the new elements of the Act, ensuring they can take full advantage of the new transparency and efficiency measures being brought into the tendering process. By the end of this course, participants will be well-equipped to prepare for and navigate tenders under the Procurement Act 2023, ensuring they know how to use core transparency information to fuel their business development processes.
Comprehensive Understanding: Develop a thorough understanding of the Procurement Act 2023, including its key provisions, objectives, and the legal framework that will govern public procurement activities.
Preliminary Market Engagement: Gain insights into how to use the pre-tender stage to gain an advantage in tendering and develop meaningful relationships with potential and existing customers.
Adapting to New Procurement Processes: Understand the new procurement procedures and how to adapt to, and take advantage of, the new competitive flexible procedure.
Transparency and Accountability: Analyse the new transparency requirements and how they will impact the information that is available about you as a supplier in the public sphere.
Competitive Advantage: Learn how to use all of the above information to create a competitive advantage for yourself under the Procurement Act 2023.
- Overview of the Act
- Objectives and Scope of the Act
- Procurement Planning and Pipeline
- Preliminary Market engagement
- Publication Requirements – Supplier Info made Public
- Procurement Procedures
- Frameworks and Dynamic Markets
- Supplier Evaluation and Selection
- Contract Award
- Post Tender Activities
Target Audience:
Bid Writers
Bid Managers
Commercial Managers
Legal and compliance roles
Business Owners