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Responsible Procurement and Social Value Policy
The NEUPC Responsible Procurement and Social Value Policy establishes our commitment to deliver procurement services in a way that actively promotes and enhances the Responsible Procurement and Social Value performance of our organisation, our members and our suppliers. It also provides guidance for NEUPC Category Managers on how to ensure this is delivered to members throughout the procurement process to contract management. In the financial year 2018-19, NEUPC members spent over £400m though collaborative agreements. This provides an excellent opportunity to make a positive impact through the implementation of our RP and SV responsibilities.
If you would like to discuss this policy or have any questions, please get in contact with Head of Operational Procurement Lorraine Whelan
