UK to streamline procurement rules to focus on job creation
UKPulse Local Desk
The UK government plans to strip back procurement rules for Whitehall contracts, with a focus on job creation, according to Louise Haigh.
- UK procurement rules will be streamlined.
- The changes aim to focus on job creation.
- Louise Haigh, described as Burnham's de facto deputy PM, announced the plans.
The UK government intends to streamline procurement rules for businesses seeking Whitehall contracts, according to Louise Haigh. The changes are designed to prioritise job creation.
Haigh, described as Burnham's de facto deputy Prime Minister, stated that requirements for companies vying for government contracts will be simplified.