Transparency data: Home Office procurement card spend over £500: 2026
This is intended to help you understand and interpret the data published by the Home Office, its agencies and non-departmental public bodies.
The government procurement card (GPC) is a branded purchasing card, not a credit card.
It is provided through a framework agreement between Government Procurement Services (the national procurement partner for UK public services) and 6 card issuers. Barclaycard is the card issuer for Home Office.
GPC is an efficient solution specifically for low risk, low value purchases and enables government to buy from small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs).
Use of the GPC is governed by the Home Office government procurement card policy that is derived from the central government procurement card policy.
GPC is not permitted to purchase alternative goods or services which are available on Home Office contracts.
In support of the government’s transparency agenda, the Home Office are publishing details of all transactions of £500 and over. The data published will include the:
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