Public Procurement and Property
Scottish Government lowers Project Bank Account thresholds
February 22, 2019 by Eddie Chapman No Comments | Category Construction, Construction Policy Notes, Economic Action Plan, Procurement news, project bank accounts, Scottish Procurement
Scottish Government is delivering on its Economic Action Plan by lowering Project Bank Account thresholds. This will allow more subcontractors to benefit from prompt and protected payments on another £250m of public construction contracts.
We have published a policy note to explain the changes that come into effect on 19 March 2019.
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