



The precise procurement route and degree of advertising will depend on the regulatory requirements, the nature of the goods and/or services being procured and the estimated full life value of the contract.Ĭurrent financial thresholds and usual procurement routes: Unless they can be procured from an existing contract or framework agreement, HMRC contractual opportunities are generally advertised and opened to an appropriate degree of competition. Please refer to the Sell goods or services to the public sector page on GOV.UK for general information about tendering for public sector contracts. In common with other government departments, HMRC procurements are conducted in line with the UK Public Contracts Regulations and UK Cabinet Office Guidelines and Codes of Practice, including those relating to transparency, open competition, equal opportunity and ensuring value for money. Their work relates to all commercial arrangements made as part of HMRC’s annual external spend, from everyday commodities to more complex procurement exercises to meet specific business requirements. HMRC high value and complex contracts are let by our Commercial Directorate, who hold responsibility for procurement and contract management across the department. How HM Revenue and Customs manages procurement
