The Procurement Regulations 2024
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8 Unique identifiers and exemption from publishing them on alternative online system
(1) In these Regulations, “unique identifier” means— (a) in the case of a procurement, the unique code allocated by the central digital platform when the first notice relating to the procurement is published on that platform, other than in the circumstances set out in paragraph (b), (b) in the case of a procurement where there has been a switch to a direct award in accordance with section 43 of the PA 2023, the unique code allocated by the central digital platform when the transparency notice relating to the contract is published on that platform, (c) in the case of a contract, the unique code which enables a reader of a notice referring to the contract to distinguish the contract from other contracts awarded under the same procurement procedure, (d) in the case of a dynamic market, the unique code allocated by the central digital platform when the first of the following notices is published on that platform in relation to the dynamic market— (i) any pipeline notice, (ii) any preliminary market engagement notice, or (iii) the first dynamic market notice, and (e) in the case of— (i) a supplier, (ii) a contracting authority, (iii) a person carrying out a procurement, or part of a procurement, on behalf of a contracting authority, or (iv) a person other than a contracting authority who is establishing a dynamic market in accordance with section 35(3) of the PA 2023, the unique code which is submitted to the central digital platform and is recognised by that platform or, where no such code is submitted and recognised, is the unique code which is allocated by that platform when the person registers on that platform. (2) Paragraph (3) applies where a contracting authority publishes a notice, document or information mentioned in regulation 5(3) on an alternative online system under regulation 5(5). (3) The contracting authority is not required to publish any unique identifier in accordance with this Part until that notice, document or information is subsequently published on the central digital platform under regulation 5(9).
8 Unique identifiers and exemption from publishing them on alternative online system
(1) In these Regulations, “unique identifier” means— (a) in the case of a procurement, the unique code allocated by the central digital platform when the first notice relating to the procurement is published on that platform, other than in the circumstances set out in paragraph (b), (b) in the case of a procurement where there has been a switch to a direct award in accordance with section 43 of the PA 2023, the unique code allocated by the central digital platform when the transparency notice relating to the contract is published on that platform, (c) in the case of a contract, the unique code which enables a reader of a notice referring to the contract to distinguish the contract from other contracts awarded under the same procurement procedure, (d) in the case of a dynamic market, the unique code allocated by the central digital platform when the first of the following notices is published on that platform in relation to the dynamic market— (i) any pipeline notice, (ii) any preliminary market engagement notice, or (iii) the first dynamic market notice, and (e) in the case of— (i) a supplier, (ii) a contracting authority, (iii) a person carrying out a procurement, or part of a procurement, on behalf of a contracting authority, or (iv) a person other than a contracting authority who is establishing a dynamic market in accordance with section 35(3) of the PA 2023, the unique code which is submitted to the central digital platform and is recognised by that platform or, where no such code is submitted and recognised, is the unique code which is allocated by that platform when the person registers on that platform. (2) Paragraph (3) applies where a contracting authority publishes a notice, document or information mentioned in regulation 5(3) on an alternative online system under regulation 5(5). (3) The contracting authority is not required to publish any unique identifier in accordance with this Part until that notice, document or information is subsequently published on the central digital platform under regulation 5(9).
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