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Procurement Policy Note 01/22: contracts with suppliers from Russia and Belarus

How contracting authorities can further cut ties with companies backed by the states of Russia and Belarus.

From:
Cabinet Office
Published
28 March 2022
Last updated
10 August 2022 — See all updates

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PPN 01/22: Contracts with suppliers from Russia and Belarus

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This Procurement Policy Note (PPN) sets out how contracting authorities can further cut ties with companies backed by the states of Russia and Belarus.

It applies to:

  • all central government departments
  • their executive agencies
  • non-departmental public bodies

Other public sector contracting authorise should consider applying the approach set out in this PPN.

Updates to this page

Published 28 March 2022
Last updated 10 August 2022 + show all updates

  1. PPN & FAQ updated to reflect modifications appertaining to the Local Government Act 1988

  2. First published.

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