Under the existing procurement legislation, when should social issues be taken into account during the procurement process?

CIPS_Expert 22 February 2013 16:57 2

Social issues can be relevant at all stages of the procurement process. However, they must be included at the very start of the process, when the drafting of specification and definition of requirements is taking place.

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Under the existing procurement legislation, when should social issues be taken into account during the procurement process?

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