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What Is a Contract Termination Notice?
This is a UK procurement term. The notice a buyer must publish when a public contract comes to an end, whether through completion, expiry, termination or discharge.
When must it be published?
Within 30 days of a public contract ending, whether through completion, expiry, early termination or other discharge.
What does it show?
That the contract has ended and how, which completes the public record of the contract's lifecycle.
How can suppliers use these notices?
As market intelligence. Ending contracts often signal a new procurement for the same requirement.
