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Doing business with the council
Find out how to apply for contracts to supply goods, work and services to us.
All contracts with a total value of £25,000 or more are advertised on the following websites:
We also buy commonly used goods and services through Eastern Shires Purchasing Organisation (ESPO).
How we advertise
| Estimated contract value | Procurement process | Minimum contract opportunity publication |
|---|---|---|
| £0 - £5,000 | Get a minimum of one verbal/written quote | None |
| £5,000 - £25,000 | Get 3 written quotes (where practical) | None |
| £25,000 - £181,302 | Written quotes | |
| £181,302 - to relevant EU threshold | Formal tender process | |
| Above relevant EU threshold | Formal tender process |
All contracts exceeding the European Procurement Directive threshold are advertised in the Official Journal of the European Union (OJEU). The thresholds are:
- £181,302 for services/supplies
- £615,278 for social care, health and other specified services
- £4,551,413 for works
Selection questionnaire
To help make the procurement process as accessible as possible, we use the standard selection questionnaire developed by the Crown Commercial Services.
Current procurement contracts
Contracts valued over £5,000 in total (over the length of the contract) are listed below.
The list includes some frameworks agreements let by ESPO that are used by the council.
If you have any queries about this information email commissioning.support@leics.gov.uk
Note: this month’s list does not contain Adult Social Care as the current contracts are under review.
CSV files
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Modern slavery statement
This statement sets out Leicestershire County Council’s actions to understand all potential modern slavery risks related to its business and to put in place steps that
are aimed at ensuring that there is no slavery or human trafficking in its own business or its supply chains.
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Supplier code of conduct
The Council (in conjunction with ESPO) has developed an ethical Supplier Code of Conduct which applies to all companies/organisations that do business with the Council. The purpose of the Code of Conduct is to set out principles to help suppliers to understand the standards and behaviours that are expected of them when working with the Council.