Get ready for the upcoming changes to the UK's public procurement rules

Change is coming for public sector procurement.

The Queen's Speech in May 2022 announced that the UK's public procurement policy would be reformed as a result of Brexit. When enacted, the resulting Procurement Bill / Procurement Act 2023 ("the Bill") will replace the current procurement regulations.

At Efficio, we have extensive experience working with public sector clients, supporting them in tackling their procurement and supply chain challenges. Have a read of our experts' thoughts on the upcoming changes below.

Why the change and what will it mean for you?

Find a quick summary of the Bill – including why the change is happening, who it will affect, and what impact we expect it to have.

Are you ready to negotiate?

Have a read of how we expect procurement procedures to change and how commercial teams can prepare here.

Get ready for change – register for our event!

Join our inaugural Procurement Bill event in central London on 19th April, including an expert panel discussion on the expected changes and the opportunity to network with like-minded professionals. We're excited to hear from:

• Andy Clark – Head of Commercial Services at Yorkshire Water
• Richard Bonnar – Lawyer specialising in major projects for the government and part-time Professor at the School of Law, University of Leeds
• Einav Ben Yehuda – Chief Commercial Officer at Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs

As the Bill progresses towards legislation, now is the time to start thinking about the changes you need to make. Register now:

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