Effective Contract Management is vital, it can achieve positive outcomes by developing and improving the contract and supplier performance for the benefit of the council.
We have created a Contract Management Guide to help contract managers deliver value for money and fulfil statutory obligations, irrespective of contract size or the levels of risk associated with the contract.
If you have any questions about contract management, please contact the Procurement Team.
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Getting Started
What is procurement? Procurement is the whole process of purchasing goods, works or services from the initial identification of the ...
Procurement Thresholds – what process to use and when?
Whether you need to obtain quotes or go out to tender depends on the amount of money you will be ...
Exemption from undertaking a procurement process
There is provision within the Contract Standing Orders for the requirements of obtaining quotations or tenders to be waived, however ...
Corporate Contracts
The Council has various corporate contracts that should be used to source all services/supplies related to these contracts. Temporary and ...
Contracts Register and Transparency Reporting Requirements
We have an obligation to allow the general public and suppliers to access information about who the council’s suppliers are, ...
Contract Management – Guidance
Effective Contract Management is vital, it can achieve positive outcomes by developing and improving the contract and supplier performance for ...
Social Value, Sustainable Procurement and Safeguarding
Through our procurement processes the Council is committed to delivering value for money services that also support economic, environmental and ...