The National Procurement Policy Statement Survey

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Introduction

Context

The Government is changing the way it governs this country - setting long-term goals and breaking down silos. Mission-driven government means raising our sights as a nation and focusing on ambitious, measurable, long-term objectives that provide a driving sense of purpose for the country.

The Cabinet Office wants to understand how a new, mission-driven approach to public procurement could support delivery of the Government’s missions alongside local priorities.

The Procurement Act 2023 aims to create a simpler and more transparent regime for public sector procurement that will deliver better value for money, and reduce costs for business and the public sector. The NPPS is an essential element of the new regime. It is a statutory statement which allows the Government to set and communicate the wider policy objectives to which it expects public procurement to contribute. The NPPS is provided for at section 13 of the Procurement Act. Contracting authorities are required to have regard to the policy objectives contained within the NPPS that is current at the time they are carrying out a procurement. 

We have opened a short stakeholder survey to inform development of the new NPPS. 

The survey launches on Monday, 7 October and will close at midday on Monday, 4 November.

Completing the survey

You will be asked four questions; comments for each question should be limited to 2000 characters. You will also be asked some questions about yourself and your organisation. 

You may wish to refer to the following documents:

Guidance on the National Procurement Policy Statement

The Procurement Act 2023 Legislation

When you are ready to respond, please begin the survey and work through to the end.  Use the navigation buttons within the survey (rather than browser buttons) to move between questions. You do not have to answer questions that you do not feel are relevant to you.