Decision - Social Value in procurement
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the council's own words, uneditedRESOLVED: 2.1 That Committee approves the new document suite "the Social Value Toolkit" for use in Council procurement activity going forward. 2.2 That Committee agrees for a Social Value community of practice to be created to support Council Officers and to ensure the document suite remains up to date. 2.3 That Committee delegates authority to approve updates of the Social Value Policy and Toolkit to the Head of Procurement in consultation with the Procurement lead members. 2.4 That Committee approves the creation of a Directorate KPI to monitor delivery of Social Value going forward.
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gpt-5.6-luna-2026-07-09 · 2459/508 tokens · 5078ms · parsed 9 Sep 2026 15:27Brighton and Hove City Council explains how bidders should address social value when responding to procurement opportunities. The guidance encourages specific, locally deliverable commitments that create economic, social and environmental benefits and sets out expectations for planning, monitoring and evidencing delivery.
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parsed- Bidders should read the council plan, specification and invitation to tender.
- Bidders should participate in pre-market engagement sessions where possible.
- Bidders should engage with relevant local community and third-sector organisations.
- Bidders should prepare a delivery plan and Social Value Action Plan.
- Bidders should explain how social value commitments will be monitored and evidenced.