With regard to public procurement policy, what records is it mandatory to keep, and how long must they be retained for?

CIPS_Expert 22 February 2013 09:34 2

Extensive records are legally required to be retained, particularly related to exclusions, qualification and selection of providers, and derogations from specifications. These must be retained for a period of four years.

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With regard to public procurement policy, what records is it mandatory to keep, and how long must they be retained for?

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