
Achieve Value for Money
Value for money in public procurement is achieved through pursuing the lowest “whole of life” cost, clearly defining relevant benefits and delivering on time. Preventing waste and fostering competition, transparency and accountability during the tendering process are key conditions to achieving value for money.
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Public sector spend is subject to the Department of Finance procurement guidelines (known as the Green Book) and EU procurement Directives 2004/18/EC for public sector bodies and 2004/17/EC for the utilities sector.
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