Regulated procurement
The Supplier Journey provides guidance on how to bid for public sector contracts in Scotland. It defines regulated procurement as: ‘A procurement whose value is greater than £50,000 excluding VAT for goods and/or services for the full life of the contract.’
It states: ‘Contracts which are worth less than £50k excluding VAT (known as “non-regulated procurements”) are subject to fewer rules.’
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