The Procurement Regulations 2024
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14 Contract subject-matter
(1) In these Regulations, “contract subject-matter” means the following information, so far as it is known to the contracting authority when the information is published— (a) whether the contract is mainly for the supply of goods, services or works, (b) a description of the kinds of goods, services or works which will be supplied, (c) a summary of how those goods, services or works will be supplied, (d) the estimated date when, or period over which, the goods, services or works will be supplied, (e) the estimated amount of goods, services or works which will be supplied, (f) the relevant CPV codes, and (g) the geographical classification, where it is possible to describe this. (2) In these Regulations, “geographical classification” means— (a) the area where the goods, services or works are to be supplied in the United Kingdom, by reference to the relevant ITL 1, ITL 2, and ITL 3 areas listed on the webpage entitled “International Geographies” on the website for the Office for National Statistics as amended from time to time, or (b) where the goods, services or works are to be supplied outside the United Kingdom, the name of the country and, where appropriate, the region where they are to be supplied.
14 Contract subject-matter
(1) In these Regulations, “contract subject-matter” means the following information, so far as it is known to the contracting authority when the information is published— (a) whether the contract is mainly for the supply of goods, services or works, (b) a description of the kinds of goods, services or works which will be supplied, (c) a summary of how those goods, services or works will be supplied, (d) the estimated date when, or period over which, the goods, services or works will be supplied, (e) the estimated amount of goods, services or works which will be supplied, (f) the relevant CPV codes, and (g) the geographical classification, where it is possible to describe this. (2) In these Regulations, “geographical classification” means— (a) the area where the goods, services or works are to be supplied in the United Kingdom, by reference to the relevant ITL 1, ITL 2, and ITL 3 areas listed on the webpage entitled “International Geographies” on the website for the Office for National Statistics as amended from time to time, or (b) where the goods, services or works are to be supplied outside the United Kingdom, the name of the country and, where appropriate, the region where they are to be supplied.
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