Guidance: Procurement policy note 4/11: modernising the public procurement rules and implementing the defence and security directive

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Consultations: public procurement rules and Defence and Security Directive

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This Procurement Policy Note (PPN) is now out of date

Consultation 1: Modernising the public procurement rules
Issue: This note brings to stakeholders attention that the European Commission has recently published a detailed consultation paper on the modernising of the public procurement rules, which marks the next formal stage in the Commissions programme to review and adapt these rules.

Consultation 2: MOD consultation on the Defence and Security Directive updateIssue: The MOD is in the process of transposing the Defence and Security Directive and is on track to meet the deadline to incorporate the regulations in UK law by 21 August 2011. Most of the policy outcomes have now been decided as a result of the first consultation. The second consultation offers the opportunity to respond to questions regarding the implementation of the new directive.

Previously released Procurement Policy Notes

Published 4 February 2011
Last updated 31 January 2023 +show all updates

31 January 2023
This Procurement Policy Note (PPN) is now out of date
4 February 2011
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