The Procurement Regulations 2024
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38A Contract payment information
(1) This regulation sets out what information about a payment must be published under section 70(1) of the PA 2023 (“the payment information”). (2) The payment information is— (a) in respect of the contracting authority which made the payment— (i) the name of the contracting authority, (ii) a contact postal address and email address for the contracting authority, (iii) the unique identifier for the contracting authority, (b) if different from sub-paragraph (a), the information referred to in that sub-paragraph in respect of the contracting authority which published the contract details notice under section 53 of the PA 2023 in respect of the relevant contract, (c) the unique identifier for— (i) the procurement, and (ii) the relevant contract, (d) in respect of each payment to which the payment information relates— (i) the name of the supplier to whom the payment was made, and (ii) the unique identifier for the supplier to whom the payment was made, (e) the value of the payment net of VAT, and (f) the date when the payment was made. (3) A unique identifier is not required to be published by virtue of paragraph (2)(c) or (d)(ii) if— (a) no notice relating to the relevant contract has been previously published on the central digital platform, and (b) the unique identifier is not available. (4) In paragraphs (2)(b), (c) and (3), the relevant contract is the public contract under which the payment to which the payment information relates was made. (5) Nothing in this regulation prevents a contracting authority from publishing other relevant information alongside the payment information.
38A Contract payment information
(1) This regulation sets out what information about a payment must be published under section 70(1) of the PA 2023 (“the payment information”). (2) The payment information is— (a) in respect of the contracting authority which made the payment— (i) the name of the contracting authority, (ii) a contact postal address and email address for the contracting authority, (iii) the unique identifier for the contracting authority, (b) if different from sub-paragraph (a), the information referred to in that sub-paragraph in respect of the contracting authority which published the contract details notice under section 53 of the PA 2023 in respect of the relevant contract, (c) the unique identifier for— (i) the procurement, and (ii) the relevant contract, (d) in respect of each payment to which the payment information relates— (i) the name of the supplier to whom the payment was made, and (ii) the unique identifier for the supplier to whom the payment was made, (e) the value of the payment net of VAT, and (f) the date when the payment was made. (3) A unique identifier is not required to be published by virtue of paragraph (2)(c) or (d)(ii) if— (a) no notice relating to the relevant contract has been previously published on the central digital platform, and (b) the unique identifier is not available. (4) In paragraphs (2)(b), (c) and (3), the relevant contract is the public contract under which the payment to which the payment information relates was made. (5) Nothing in this regulation prevents a contracting authority from publishing other relevant information alongside the payment information.
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