Key details of Procurement Act still missing as sector welcomes delay to law

News16.10.245.30 PM by Jenny Messenger

The sector has welcomed a delay to the Procurement Act 2023 coming into force until early 2025, while vital details of the legislation are yet to be unveiled.

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