Procurement in the national interest

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These reports explore the role of public procurement in the UK’s economic success and security.

‘Public procurement in the national interest: Reflections from the CMA’ lays out evidence and case studies of how government can use procurement more strategically to support growth, innovation and sovereignty. The paper brings together insights from CMA work and broad stakeholder engagement across: 

‘Rigged bids, real costs: a case for urgent action on bid rigging in UK public procurement’ presents the CMA’s case for stronger action to tackle bid rigging in public procurement through better collection and use of data.

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