Low-Value Procurement definition
Low-Value Procurement means any Procurement of Deliverables with a value below the Low-Value Procurement Threshold set out in the Procurement Policy, except where the Procurement is made through an existing Standing Offer or Qualified Supplier Roster.
Low-Value Procurement means a procurement with a total aggregated value under £20,000 calculated in accordance with paragraph 6 below (exclusive of VAT);
Low-Value Procurement means any Procurement of Deliverables with a Procurement Value that does not exceed $15,000, but does not include Procurements made through an existing Standing Offer or Qualified Supplier Roster;
More Definitions of Low-Value Procurement
Low-Value Procurement means contracts or orders with an estimated value less than $5,000.
Low-Value Procurement means procurement with an estimated value of $5,000 or less;
Low-Value Procurement means any Procurement of Deliverables with a value below the Low-Value Purchase Threshold set out in Schedule C, except where theProcurement is made through an existing Standing Offer or Qualified Supplier Roster.
Low-Value Procurement means a Procurement when the Contract Value does not exceed $10,000 pre-tax.
Low-Value Procurement means procurements of goods, services, facilities or construction in circumstances where the value falls below the threshold values for which a public tender is required.
Low-Value Procurement means a procurement exercise where the
Low-Value Procurement means any Procurement of Deliverables with a value below the Low-Value Purchase Threshold set out in Schedule C, except where the Procurement is made throughanexisting Standing Offeror Qualified SupplierRoster.