With regard to procurement legislation, is use of the Common Procurement Vocabulary mandatory?

CIPS_Expert 22 February 2013 16:33 2

There is no legal requirement to utilise the Common Procurement Vocabulary, and the Official Journal related to procurement will accept notices that do not comply with the Common Procurement Vocabulary.

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With regard to procurement legislation, is use of the Common Procurement Vocabulary mandatory?

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