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Procurement Act 2023

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As published

11 Covered procurement only in accordance with this Act

(1) A contracting authority may not carry out a covered procurement except in accordance with this Act. (2) Accordingly, a contracting authority may not enter into a public contract unless it is awarded in accordance with— (a) section 19 (competitive award); (b) section 41 (direct award in special cases); (c) section 43 (direct award after switching procedures); (d) section 45 (award under frameworks).

Your change, as a redline

11 Covered procurement only in accordance with this Act

(1) A contracting authority may not carry out a covered procurement except in accordance with this Act. (2) Accordingly, a contracting authority may not enter into a public contract unless it is awarded in accordance with— (a) section 19 (competitive award); (b) section 41 (direct award in special cases); (c) section 43 (direct award after switching procedures); (d) section 45 (award under frameworks).

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