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Public procurement in the foundational economy
- This consultation has completed. It ran from Tuesday, 23 July 2019 to Friday, 13 September 2019
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Response to the consultation
Evidence submitted in response to this Consultation
- 01. WLGA PDF 218 KB View as HTML (1) 55 KB
- 01A. WLGA PDF 207 KB View as HTML (2) 87 KB
- 02. Care and Repair Cymru PDF 123 KB View as HTML (3) 24 KB
- 03. Planed PDF 607 KB View as HTML (4) 20 KB
- 04. Builders Merchants Federation PDF 114 KB View as HTML (5) 38 KB
- 05. Professor Karel Williams PDF 131 KB View as HTML (6) 34 KB
- 06. SEC Group Wales PDF 159 KB View as HTML (7) 59 KB
- 07. Wales Centre Public Policy PDF 172 KB View as HTML (8) 42 KB
- 08. LLIW Building Supplies PDF 27 KB View as HTML (9) 6 KB
- 09. CECA PDF 156 KB
- 09a. CECA PDF 710 KB
- 09b. CECA PDF 309 KB
- 10. HE Sector PDF 76 KB View as HTML (13) 23 KB
- 11. Equality & Human Rights Commission PDF 434 KB
- 12. Wales Co-operative Centre PDF 184 KB View as HTML (15) 77 KB
- 13. FSB Wales PDF 557 KB
- 14. Age Cymru PDF 236 KB
- 15. Chwarae Teg PDF 652 KB
- 16. Keith Edwards PDF 88 KB View as HTML (19) 23 KB
- 16a. Can Do Tool Kits - Annex PDF 393 KB
- 17. Richard MacFarlane and Mark Cook PDF 79 KB View as HTML (21) 42 KB
- 18. Welsh Books Council (Welsh only) PDF 57 KB View as HTML (22) 15 KB
- 19. Bevan Foundation PDF 124 KB View as HTML (23) 41 KB
- 20. TUC Wales PDF 128 KB View as HTML (24) 50 KB
- 21 NHS Wales Shared Services Partnership PDF 197 KB
- 22. NRW PDF 373 KB
Purpose of the consultation
The
Economy, Infrastructure and Skills
Committee would welcome your views on:
- What is the current position regarding the
proportion of public contracts in Wales that go to Welsh suppliers?
- To what extent could increasing ‘local
procurement’ by the public sector create stronger local supply chains and
build wealth in communities across Wales?
- What is your view of the Welsh
Government’s intended approach to increasing the amount of ‘local
procurement’ undertaken by the public sector in Wales (including how
‘local procurement’ will be defined and monitored; how the principles of
sustainable and ethical procurement are being applied; and how the
statutory goals set by the Well-Being of Future Generations (Wales) Act
are being met)?
- In what ways can local spend, and
collaborative procurement amongst SMEs, be increased and sustained while
working within the EU procurement framework, whatever arrangements may be
in place following Brexit?
- Can you give examples of similar public
procurement initiatives elsewhere in the UK and EU?
The
deadline for submissions to this inquiry is 13 September 2019.
Contact details
Should you wish to speak to someone regarding this consultation, please use the below contact details:
Economy, Infrastructure and Skills Committee
Welsh Parliament
Cardiff Bay
Cardiff
CF99 1SN
Email: Contact@senedd.wales
Telephone: 0300 200 6565