Scottish Government procurement strategy: April 2022 to March 2024

Appendix 5 – Governance

The Procurement Reform (Scotland) Act 2014 (The Act) forms part of the public procurement legislation that governs how Scottish public sector organisations buy their goods, works and services and allows us to maximise the economic benefit brought to Scotland from effective and efficient public procurement activity. The Act requires public sector organisations to publish procurement strategies to set out how they intend to carry out their regulated procurements and publish annual procurement reports which describe how their procurement activities have complied with these strategies. Regulated procurements are contracts valued at £50,000 and above for goods and services and £2 million and above for works.