
The thresholds of the contract value determine the procurement process, and the choices that may be made; the rules for these contract values are as follows:
The legal thresholds are financial thresholds used by contracting authorities to determine when a project is captured by the Procurement Regulations.
HM Government of Gibraltar sets its financial thresholds at the same level as the UK Government (UKGOV).
UKGOV, as a signatory to the United Nations’, World Trade Organisation’s Government Procurement Agreement (GPA), adheres to the financial thresholds specified therein. Save, that these being in USD, are revised every two years to account for currency fluctuations between USD and GBP.
Current Threshold (1 January 2024 to 31 December 2025)
There are various types of contracts entered into by the Government these can be described as:
The tender will be available within HMGOG Supplier Network Portal. The tender may be in the form of a questionnaire with supporting request documents. (e.g. Specifications, T&C’s, etc)
Tender responses from suppliers will be evaluated and scored against the criteria stated by HMGOG (or other Contracting Authority) within the Questionnaire/Request Documents.
Interested parties should note that the Supplier Network Portal may be used to source requirements from other Contracting Authorities falling under the general supervision of HMGOG (e.g. GHA, GEA, etc.)
HMGOG Contracts for goods, services or works with a low value do not require advertising in separate media (Press/Gazette, etc) but may be published in the portal.
Additionally, HMGOG may utilise the portal to conduct soft market testing to ensure that value for money is being received or gather information.