Public Sector Procurement in the UK is governed by several regulations, which set out detailed procedures for the award of high value contracts – those with values equal to or exceeding specific thresholds. Details of these thresholds, which come into effect on 1st January 2022, can be found below and are inclusive of VAT. Links to further information about public sector procurement regulations can also be found at the bottom of the page.
Details of current EU thresholds can be found on: EU Public Procurement Thresholds.
Contracts relating to public authorities, which includes government departments, local authorities, and NHS authorities and trusts.
Supply, services and design contracts | Works contracts | Social and other specific services | |
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Central Government | £138,760 | £5,336,937 | £663,540 |
Other contracting authorities | £213,477 | £5,336,937 | £663,540 |
Small lots | £70,778 | £884,720 | N/A |
Contracts relating to certain utility companies operating in the energy, water, and transport sectors.
Supply, services and design contracts | Works contracts | Social and other specific services | |
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Defence and Security authorities | £426,955 | £5,336,937 | £884,720 |
Contracts relating to entities operating in the fields of defence and security.
Supply, services and design contracts | Works contracts | Social and other specific services | |
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Utility authorities | £426,955 | £5,336,937 | N/A |
Concessions are contracts for pecuniary interest by means of which one or more contracting authorities, or contracting entities, entrusts the execution of works, or the provision and the management of services, to one or more economic operators.
Concession Contracts | |
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Authorities | £5,336,937 |
England, Wales and Northern Ireland | Scotland |
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