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1. uk.practicallaw.thomsonreuters.com › w-028-2325Public Contracts Regulations 2015 amended by Public ...

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   Nov 24, 2020 · The regulations make, among others, a number of amendments to the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 (SI 2015/102) and certain primary legislation, and also to retained direct EU legislation, arising from the withdrawal of the UK from the EU. Get full access to this document with a free trial.

2. assets.publishing.service.gov.uk › governmentTHE PUBLIC CONTRACTS REGULATIONS 2015 - GOV.UK

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   What happens if a change is made that is contrary to the Regulations? For contracts placed on or after 26 February 2015, the contracting authority may exercise its right to terminate the...

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3. www.gov.uk › guidance-contract-modifications-htmlGuidance: Contract Modifications (HTML) - GOV.UK

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   Sep 4, 2024 · Contracting authorities may modify a public contract or a convertible contract if the modification: a. is a ‘permitted modification’ under one of the eight grounds set out in Schedule 8...

4. www.brownejacobson.com › insights › modification-ofModification of contracts existing before the Procurement Act ...

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   Sep 27, 2024 · We discuss how the Procurement Act 2023 affects public contract modifications, permissible changes, and risks of challenges for alterations under new regulations.

5. www.wardhadaway.com › insights › updatesProcurement in a Nutshell: Procurement Act 2023 - Ward Hadaway

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   May 17, 2024 · Under section 74, a contracting authority may modify a public contract, or a contract which will (as a result of the modification) become a public contract if the modification: Is a “permitted modification” listed in Schedule 8; Is not a substantial modification; or. Is a below-threshold modification.

6. www.legislation.gov.uk › uksi › 2021The Public Procurement (Agreement on Government Procurement ...

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   These Regulations make amendments to United Kingdom public procurement regulations to update certain financial thresholds, which govern the procedures for the award of public contracts for goods,...

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   What are the new Amendment grounds for contracting authority contracts?

   • To give contracting authorities greater flexibility to deal with the challenges of managing a contract successfully, there are four new modification grounds in the Act. These are: urgency and the protection of life; materialisation of a known risk; and two new grounds specific to defence authority contracts.

   Guidance: Contract Modifications (HTML) - GOV.UK

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   Can a contract be modified in the Defence & Security Public Contracts Regulations?

   • See regulation 72 of the PCR, regulation 88 of the UCR and regulation 43 of the CCR. The Defence and Security Public Contracts Regulations 2011 do not contain specific provisions on contract modification; in practice regulation 16 was used to modify contracts. 10.

   Guidance: Contract Modifications (HTML) - GOV.UK

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   Does a contracting authority have to publish a change notice?

   • The first transparency requirement (set out in section 75) is that before modifying a public contract or a convertible contract, a contracting authority must publish a contract change notice on the central digital platform unless one of the following exemptions apply:

   Guidance: Contract Modifications (HTML) - GOV.UK

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   When does the procurement bill come into force?

   • On 26 th October 2023 the Procurement Bill received Royal Assent and is now expected to come into force on 28th October 2024. What’s new? The Act introduces the concept of a “convertible contract”. This is a contract which is not currently a public contact but will, if modified, become a public contract. Is a below-threshold modification.

   Procurement in a Nutshell: Procurement Act 2023 - Ward Hadaway

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   Can a public contract be modified?

   • Sections 74-77 and Schedule 8 of the Act and regulation 40 regulate contract modifications. 4. Section 74 (1) sets out the circumstances under which public contracts or convertible contracts may be modified. Contracting authorities may modify a public contract or a convertible contract if the modification:

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   Can contracting authorities modify a contract?

   • Contracting authorities should continue to exercise caution when exercising their ability to modify a contract as although the Act introduces new ‘permitted modifications’, it is our view that such circumstances currently lack clarity.

   Procurement in a Nutshell: Procurement Act 2023 - Ward Hadaway

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8. www.addleshawgoddard.com › en › insightsThe Procurement Act 2023: Contract Change - Addleshaw Goddard

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   This post looks at the rules which allow a contract to be modified without the need to conduct a new procurement law-compliant process: as those used to dealing with procurement law will know, if a contract is substantially modified then that is treated as if a new contract had been awarded.