Tag Archives: housing procurement
Public Procurement Advice – Duty to Provide Reasons
Public procurement – do you know what your obligations are? Once public bodies (this includes RSLs) have gone through the often arduous process of procuring a contractor through one of the procedures set down in the procurement regulations, there is often a sense of relief once the successful bidder is selected and the requisite notices
Housing Procurement: New Thresholds Announced
The Public Contracts (Scotland) Regulations 2006 (as amended by the 2009 regulations) apply to all public contracts for works, services and supplies in Scotland, where the value of such contracts is above certain thresholds. These regulations govern the manner in which such contracts must be advertised and procured by public bodies, including RSLs. New threshold
Procurement Process – When can you disqualify a bidder?
According to regulation 23 of the procurement regulations, a public body (including an RSL) carrying out a procurement exercise shall treat as ineligible and shall not select a bidder, if it has actual knowledge that the bidder, its directors (if the bidder is a company) or any other person with powers of representation, decision or
