Public Procurement Law Developments — April 2024

March 2024 was a busy month in the world of public procurement law, with a number of developments.
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March 2024 was a busy month in the world of public procurement law, with a number of developments.

How will the Procurement Act’s objectives replace existing procurement principles? Our commercial law team explores.

Here, our procurement law team explores what this Court of Appeal judgment means for procurement professionals.

Contracting authorities should be mindful of remaining up to date with case law and processes under the Regulations.

Until the Procurement Act 2023 comes into effect, the American-Cyanamid test continues to be used.

New minimum financial thresholds will apply to public procurement law from 1 January 2024.

The Procurement Act 2023 finally received Royal Assent on 26 October 2023. What comes next?

A key case from the summer has clarified the scope of “economic operator” under the Concession Contract Regulations 2016

Our latest large-scale procurement project saw our real estate group act for Oldham Council on its £550m regen strategy.

Here, we provide a full update on The Bill’s journey through the legal system.

We look at the recent case of Developing Assets (UK) Limited (t/a Helioperations) v West Yorkshire Combined Authority.

In this article Michael Winder looks into the latest interim changes to the Public Contracts Regulations 2015.