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Legislation Contract

WAC ID:224488

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Source:	Contracts Finder
Notice Type:	Award update
Buyer:	THE NATIONAL ARCHIVES
Main Category:	Services
Procurement Method:	Open procedure (above threshold)
Tender Status:	Closed
Estimated Value (ex. VAT):	Not specified
Release Date:	20 April 2023
Application Deadline:	22 May 2017
Contract Start Date:	31 July 2018

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Award update· 23 Nov 2022
Legislation Contract
Award update· 18 Apr 2023
Legislation Contract
Award update· 20 Apr 2023Viewing
Legislation Contract

Earlier notices predate the Procurement Act 2023 (commenced 24 Feb 2025) and therefore don't carry UK1–UK17 codes.

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Award outcome

Awarded to

THE STATIONERY OFFICE LIMITEDGB-COH-03049649

Award value:	£2,200,000
Award decision date:	18 February 2018
Award status:	Active

Contracting Authority

Organisation

THE NATIONAL ARCHIVES

Submission Details

Description

The purpose of this Procurement Process is for The National Archives (TNA) to select a Supplier to deliver its Legislation Contract. TNA intends to award the Contract for an initial period of three years, with options to extend for two further periods of up to twelve months each (3+1+1). The appointed Supplier will operate, maintain and develop this world-leading, high-profile and authoritative service embracing the best cutting edge technology (covering legislation.gov.uk, publishing.legislation.gov.uk, research.legislation.gov.uk, editorial.legislation.gov.uk and the linked data service). Service delivery must ensure portability and security of the platform, a strong commitment to open standards, service availability, accessibility, scalability and performance. New legislation must be published, accurately within prescribed timescales. There must be a commitment to future system enhancements and innovation.