6 Procurement Forward Plan Report - over £500k (2019-20) PDF 99 KB
To consider a report by the Cabinet Member for Finance, Commercial and Assets.
Additional documents:
Decision:
Decisions
1. That the procurements
and awards of contracts set out in Appendix A to a maximum value of £5m be
approved, and those over £5m would be reported back to Cabinet for detailed
consideration.
2. In giving this approval,
Members are approving known / likely procurement set for implementation during
2019/20 (or as specifically noted otherwise) on terms to be agreed by the
delegated officer, Corporate Director or Portfolio Holder for each arrangement.
3. That procurements
exceeding the key decision threshold which are not yet identified will be
subject to a separate report for approval by the Cabinet, at
a later date.
Reasons
for Decisions
1. Cabinet was required to
approve all key decisions with financial consequences of £500k or more. It was
also good governance to provide Cabinet with a summary of all proposed
procurements prior to them formally commencing.
2. Planning procurements
effectively ensures: effective stakeholder management; efficient sourcing;
compliance with regulations and contract procedure rules; and, best value for
money.
Minutes:
The Cabinet considered a
report by the Cabinet Member for Finance, Commercial and Assets on the planned
procurement activities that constituted key decisions during 2019/20.
Cllr
Tony Ferrari reflected on the list of procurements in the report and explained
that the items were not a set list of decisions. He proposed that the procurement and awards
of contracts valued under £5m be approved, and that all procurements over £5m
would be brought back to the Cabinet for specific and detailed consideration. Members agreed to the proposal.
A
request was made by Cllr Paul Kimber that careful consideration should be given
in respect of all procurements to award contracts to local companies as a
priority. Cllr Ferrari explained that
this was a consideration as part of the procurement rules, and that it was
appropriate to consider for all procurement decisions.
Decisions
1. That the procurements
and awards of contracts set out in Appendix A to a maximum value of £5m be
approved, and those over £5m would be reported back to Cabinet for detailed
consideration.
2. In giving this approval,
Members are approving known / likely procurement set for implementation during
2019/20 (or as specifically noted otherwise) on terms to be agreed by the
delegated officer, Corporate Director or Portfolio Holder for each arrangement.
3. That procurements
exceeding the key decision threshold which are not yet identified will be
subject to a separate report for approval by the Cabinet, at
a later date.
Reasons
for Decisions
1. Cabinet was required to
approve all key decisions with financial consequences of £500k or more. It was
also good governance to provide Cabinet with a summary of all proposed
procurements prior to them formally commencing.
2. Planning procurements
effectively ensures: effective stakeholder management; efficient sourcing;
compliance with regulations and contract procedure rules; and, best value for
money.