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Easter bin collections

All bin collections following a bank holiday will now take place one day late from 29 March to 6 April. See our Easter Bin Collection page for further details.

Online and telephone payments

Due to a fault, our online and telephone payment services are currently unavailable. We apologise for any inconvenience caused while our service provider works to fix the problem.

Public sector procurement - how we tender

As a constituted Local Authority our Procurement and Contracts Procedures sets out how we tender for suppliers to work with us. This document also forms part of the Councils overall constitution. It sets out when we should look to tender, when it may not be necessary to tender, as well as details on our key value thresholds for what approach to apply.

As a Public Sector organisation we are also required to apply due consideration to the Public Contract Regulations 2015.

If you are looking to work with us or other Public Sector providers we would encourage you to make yourself aware of the respective requirements which we have to adhere to around our tendering approach. 

See a list of our current tender opportunities.

Additional information

Please see these organisations for further information, support or advice

(Disclaimer: Exeter City Council is not associated or affiliated to any of the below organisations. The Council does not take responsibility for the accuracy of the information provided within these external sources, nor any advice, information or support that may be provided by them):


Cabinet Office Mystery Customer scheme

In addition, the Council committed to working within the Public Procurement Review Service (PPRS).  

The PPRS provides a route for suppliers to raise concerns about public procurement practice and is completely independent of the Council. The Cabinet Office PPRS team will then work with the Council to resolve concerns.

If you do have any concerns, we would encourage you to contact us before reporting an issue or concern you may have to the Mystery Shopper Service so that we have an opportunity to resolve the issue.

 

Modern slavery

Exeter City Council recognises and accepts its responsibility as an employer to ensure, as far as it is reasonably practicable, the implementation of the Modern Slavery Act 2015. Please read our Modern Slavery Transparency Statement.

When this content has been updated

Last updated 13 November 2023