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As the regulatory landscape evolves, the utilities sector is poised to navigate through one of the most significant shifts in procurement law in recent history.
Join us for an insightful 45-minute session as we delve into the complexities of the Procurement Act 2023 and its implications for across regulated utilities organisations and their supply chains. This session is designed to equip utility contracting authorities with strategic insights and actionable steps to ensure seamless compliance as new regulations take effect.
Agenda:
Overview and Key Changes with Debbie Metcalfe
Debbie Metcalfe LLM MSc MCIPS, Senior Procurement Consultant and Trainer at Achilles, will provide an overview of the Procurement Act 2023, focusing on the critical changes and their direct implications for regulated and private utilities and their supply chains.
Regulatory Insights with Pam Brown
Pam Brown, Chair of UVDB and Cabinet Office Single Point of Contact for utilities, will discuss the collaborative efforts and strategic planning involved in the rollout of the new regulations. She will also share insights into how utilities can best prepare and utilise available resources for compliance.
Ensuring Stability and Compliance with Tom Robinson
Tom Robinson, VP of Community Growth at Achilles, will outline the steps Achilles is taking to support regulated utilities in maintaining stability and achieving compliance as the new regulations are implemented. Learn about the enhancements to existing networks and services to support seamless transitions.
Learning Outcomes:
Participants will gain an understanding of:
- The specific requirements of the Procurement Act 2023 affecting regulated utilities.
- Strategic approaches to compliance and how to leverage the changes for improved procurement processes.
- Support systems and resources provided to facilitate readiness and compliance.
Join us to ensure that your organisation is not only prepared to meet the new regulations but also positioned to thrive in an evolving procurement landscape.