With regard to procurement legislation, is it mandatory to place a value within contract award notices?

CIPS_Expert 22 February 2013 16:34 2

Generally this is the case. However, the existing legislation does allow a potential provider to omit this information if it is likely to impede law enforcement, compromise public interest, or place the principle of fair competition in jeopardy.

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With regard to procurement legislation, is it mandatory to place a value within contract award notices?

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