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Webinar recording: Conditions of participation, exclusion, and debarment in accordance with the Procurement Act 2023

29 April 2025

This webinar explores exclusions, debarment, and conditions of participation under the Procurement Act 2023, offering practical insights for both contracting authorities and suppliers to help them navigate the new regulatory framework. 

It outlines the mandatory and discretionary grounds for exclusion under the Act, with a particular focus on the newly introduced grounds related to competition law infringements. The session also examines the updated rules on self-cleaning, the implications of the new debarment list, and how conditions of participation can be lawfully applied under the new legislation.

We used practical case studies to demonstrate the steps that contracting authorities should consider and take at these stages.

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