The Procurement Act is a new law that creates a new and improved set of procurement regulations. The development of the Act was prompted by the UK leaving the EU in 2020 and intends to create a simpler, more flexible, commercial system that better meets the country’s needs, while remaining compliant with international obligations.
In April 2024 the Cabinet Office's announced an intended “go-live” of October 2024, but that has subsequently been delayed to late February 2025.
Our speakers are:
John Simons, Group Procurement Director - Scape
Louise Bennett, Senior Associate, Government and Infrastructure - Browne Jacobson
What we will cover:
The Act and the changes for customers
Benefits & impact
How do we need to adapt
Support mechanisms
The additional Notices that will be required
4th February 2025
2024 saw a raft of new legislation and consultations published by the Cabinet Office which look to expand on what can be achieved under the Permitted Development Rights as well as some proposed strengthening of the legislation around Brownfield Developments with a number of changes to existing Permitted Development Rights (PDRs) coming into effect from 21 May 2024 in England and Wales.
Our panel of speakers will look at what these changes are and the impact of the new legislation.
Speakers are:
Jacqueline Jackson, Planning Director - Marrons
Shruti Trivedi, Managing Director - Devello
Jamie Pyper, Planning Director - nineteen47
Lee Ward, Director - Hayward Architects
3rd April 2025
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