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Transparency data: BEIS Government Major Projects Portfolio: accounting officer assessments

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October 6
13:54 2022
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Departmental accounting officers must produce an assessment of all projects or programmes which form part of the Governments Major Projects Portfolio (GMPP). Projects are assessed against 4 criteria:

  • regularity
  • propriety
  • value for money
  • feasibility

This page contains the accounting officer assessment summaries for BEIS programmes and projects.

Published 7 August 2018
Last updated 6 October 2022 +show all updates

  1. Added Accounting Officer assessments for the Green Heat Network Fund and the Met Office Supercomputing 2020+ Programme.

  2. Added Accounting Officer assessment of the Phases 1, 2 and 3 of the Public Sector Decarbonisation Scheme.

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