Procurement Act 2023
- Number / reference
- 2023 c. 54
The current framework for public procurement in the UK, which replaced the older EU-derived regulations.
PPP and investment law
The laws that govern PPP and concessions, investment guarantees, dispute settlement and legal terms, with links to the official texts.
Checked on October 23, 2026Information, not legal advice
The UK has no PPP statute. Projects are procured under the Procurement Act 2023, which replaced the older EU-derived rules; the Concession Contracts Regulations 2016 are revoked. Property is protected through the Human Rights Act. The UK is an ICSID member and a party to the New York Convention, and it has left the Energy Charter Treaty.
The current framework for public procurement in the UK, which replaced the older EU-derived regulations.
Shown as revoked on legislation.gov.uk.
The UK investment screening regime.
Human Rights Act 1998, Sch. 1 Part II (First Protocol, Art. 1)
Article 1 of the First Protocol, Protection of property: every natural or legal person is entitled to the peaceful enjoyment of their possessions. Deprivation is allowed only in the public interest and subject to the law.
Contracting State
Party
Withdrawn, effective April 27, 2025
In force (1993)
How the law names each party, in the original language. Useful when reading tender documents and contracts.
UK law has no statutory term for a proposer. Sponsor is market usage.
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