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1. • • When terms are implied into contracts, they have "equal status" with the express terms. They'll either be: conditions of the contract warranties, or innominate terms.
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   What is a covered procurement?

   • Generally the provisions in the Procurement Act 2023 must be applied to a “covered procurement”. A covered procurement is the award, entry into and management of a public contract. A public contract is a contract of a particular type that is above the relevant threshold (for goods, services and works) and which is not an exempted contract.

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   Can a contracting authority copy the implied term in a public contract?

   • The Act does not prevent contracting authorities from replicating the implied term expressly in their public contracts and also expressly permits public contracts to contain ancillary provisions about restitution and other matters relating to termination of a contract by reference to the implied term (section 78 (9)). 19.

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   What are the different types of procurement?

   • 1. Procurement and covered procurement 2. Contracting authorities 3. Public contracts 4. Valuation of contracts 5. Mixed procurement: above and below threshold 6. Utilities contracts 7. Defence and security contracts 8. Concession contracts 9. Light touch contracts 10. Mixed procurement: special regime contracts 11.

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   What are 'termination grounds' in a public contract?

   • 1. The Procurement Act 2023 (Act) gives contracting authorities the benefit of an implied term in every public contract that ensures that the contract can be terminated by the contracting authority in three specific circumstances, referred to as ‘termination grounds’ in the Act. 2.

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   What if a contracting authority modifies the terms of a covered procurement?

   • If a contracting authority modifies the terms of a covered procurement under subsection (1), the authority must revise and republish or provide again the tender notice and any associated tender documents affected by the modifications or time limit revisions.

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   Does the Procurement Act 2023 apply to contracting authorities?

   • The Procurement Act 2023 applies to contracting authorities in England, Wales, Northern Ireland and to contracting authorities with reserved functions carrying out procurement in Scotland. Just as some exemptions that apply to certain contracts there are also some exemptions that apply to certain authorities.

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3. gowlingwlg.com › en-gb › insights-resourcesKey points to know about the Procurement Act | Gowling WLG

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   Sep 19, 2024 · Among the new notices introduced by the Act, there are a number that explain how well contracts are being performed (including against specified KPIs), and also when contracts are terminated – as well as when a procurement exercise is terminated without ever getting as far as contract award.

4. www.legislation.gov.uk › ukpga › 2023Procurement Act 2023 - Legislation.gov.uk

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   Collapse all - Introductory Text. Collapse - PART 1 Key definitions. 1. Procurement and covered procurement. 2. Contracting authorities. 3. Public contracts. 4. Valuation of contracts. 5.

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   Apr 22, 2024 · Procurement (as opposed to covered procurement) refers to contracts (as opposed to public contracts) which are not subject to the general rules of the Procurement Act 2023, but may have...

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   Terms implied into public contracts. 67 Electronic invoicing: implied term. (1) The term set out in subsection (2) is implied into every public contract entered into by a contracting authority....

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   Sep 4, 2024 · The Procurement Act 2023 (Act) gives contracting authorities the benefit of an implied term in every public contract that ensures that the contract can be terminated by the contracting authority in...

9. www.legislation.gov.uk › ukpga › 2023Procurement Act 2023 - Legislation.gov.uk

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   (1) In this Act— (a) “procurement” means the award, entry into and management of a contract; (b) “covered procurement” means the award, entry into and management of a public contract....

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    Jul 3, 2024 · Welcome to the tenth bulletin in our changing landscape series on the Procurement Act 2023 (the Act), where we examine the effect of the Act on the transparency of the procurement regime in...