Making change happen across the procurement community

The Procurement Act is about much more than new legislation – it’s an opportunity to re-imagine how buyers and suppliers can work together to deliver outstanding public services. The biggest set of regulatory changes in a generation will create new opportunities – but also challenges as the entire supply chain adjusts to this new landscape.

 

Taking place in parallel with the commencement of the Act, the Procurement Act Live 2025 event is perfectly timed. What’s changing and how prepared are buyers and suppliers? How can all stakeholders maximise the benefits of the new legislation and the revised National Procurement Policy Statement? What other opportunities exist in this exciting and evolving market?

 

The Procurement Act going live is just the start – now the focus is on ensuring it delivers on its potential. The Procurement Act Live 2025 is a celebration of a new beginning for everyone with a stake in its success.

Cabinet Minister Confirmed

Georgia Gould was appointed Parliamentary Secretary at the Cabinet Office on 9 July 2024. She was elected as the MP for Queen’s Park and Maida Vale in July 2024.

She is responsible for:

• Public sector reform
• Oversight of government functions
• Cabinet Office business planning and performance
• Public Bodies policy
• Cabinet Office arm’s length body sponsorship

Procurement Act Live 2025 Confirmed Speakers

What's happening at Procurement Act Live 2025

Procurement Act to Action Zone

Future of Public Procurement Zone

Live Debate Arena

Supplier Insights Zone

PASS Commercial Skills Zone

Cabinet Office Engagement Zone

In partnership with

The Transforming Public Procurement programme aims to improve the way public procurement is regulated in order to:

– Create a simpler and more flexible, commercial system that better meets our country’s needs while remaining compliant with our international obligations

– Open up public procurement to new entrants such as small businesses and social enterprises so that they can compete for and win more public contracts

– Embed transparency throughout the commercial lifecycle so that the spending of taxpayers’ money can be properly scrutinised.

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