Priceless Procurement: Valuing what matters most

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Abstract

How do we value priceless societal outcomes in public procurement?
As the non-financial aspects of human and planetary health rise in strategic importance, Hamilton argues that in many public service categories, it is necessary to remove price from the evaluation criteria to stimuate public sector innovation and foster cross-sector collaborations; Priceless Procurement creates room in the system to award contracts to bids generating the most social value within the pre-defined publicly available funds.
Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationVitalising Purpose
Subtitle of host publicationThe Power of the Social Enterprise Difference in Public Services
EditorsJaimie Veitch, Jonathan Bland
Place of PublicationUK
PublisherE3M - Social Business International Ltd
Chapter15
Pages112-121
Number of pages9
Edition2023
ISBN (Electronic)9781739444112
ISBN (Print)9781739444105
Publication statusPublished - 2 Jun 2023

Keywords

  • social enterprises
  • social value
  • procurement
  • social innovation
  • priceless

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