Social Value definition
Social Value means the Authority’s commitments to delivering Value for Money, environmental and social benefits, Net Zero by 2050, efficient use of resources, greater social inclusion, support for innovation, better risk management and improved supplier relationships. These principles are underpinned by the obligations laid down in in the Social Value Act 2012, the Modern Slavery Act 2015 and the Equality Act 2010;
Social Value means the economic, social and environmental well-being in connection with public services contracts and for connected purposes.
Social Value means having regard to economic, social and environmental wellbeing as set out in the Public Service (Social Value) Act 2012 (as amended or replaced) in relation to public services contracts;
Examples of Social Value in a sentence
The Social Value Act requires contracting authorities to consider how the services being procured might improve the economic, social, and environmental well-being of the relevant area.
The Social Value Act requires contracting authorities to consider how the services being procured might improve the economic, social and environmental well-being of the relevant area.
Any Social Value options selected by Contracting Authorities at the point of Call Off, shall be in accordance with the Government’s Social Values which are current at that point in time.
Social Value Act requires contracting authorities to evaluate how the service being procured will improve the economic, social and/or environmental well-being of the area.
More Definitions of Social Value
Social Value the additional social benefits that can be achieved in the delivery of the Contract set out in Schedule 2 (Specification) and either (i) Schedule 10 (Service Levels) (where used) or (ii) Part C of Schedule 26 (Sustainability) (where Schedule 10 (Service Levels) is not used)
Social Value the social, economic or environmental benefits set out in the Authority’s Requirements;
Social Value means that the services as described will take into consideration employment and/or sub-contracting of people facing barriers; working with social enterprises; prioritizing locally sourced materials and goods; and a diverse supply chain.
Social Value wider social, economic and environmental benefits that can be secured through the delivery of a public contract and detailed within The Public Services (Social Value) Act which came into force on 31 January 2013;
Social Value shall have the meaning as defined in the Public Services (Social Value) Act 2012 as amended from time to time
Social Value means that the Services as described will take into consideration but not be limited to employment of people with barriers; working with social enterprises; community development; and / or utilizing locally available materials where and when ever possible.
Social Value means that the Work as described will take into consideration but not be limited to employment of people with barriers; working with social enterprises; community development; and/or utilizing locally available materials where and whenever possible.