Meeting Social Value requirements under the Procurement Act 2023


Prove your social impact. Deliver measurable outcomes. Stay compliant.

The Procurement Act 2023 places a clear responsibility on public sector contractors to deliver and demonstrate social value. This is no longer just a “nice-to-have” — it’s a core part of how tenders are evaluated and contracts are awarded.

At Social Operating Systems (SOS), we help organisations meet and exceed these requirements with data-backed, measurable social value reporting.

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What does the Procurement Act 2023 require?

Public sector suppliers must:

  • Show clear and measurable social value outcomes in their proposals.

  • Align with the specific social priorities set by contracting authorities.

  • Deliver continuous reporting and evidence of their social value contributions throughout the contract lifecycle.

Read about the Procurement Act 2023 requirements here

How SOS helps you meet these obligations

What can you measure with SOS?

  • Number of homes monitored for damp and air quality

  • Reduction in emergency maintenance costs

  • Improvements in heating system efficiency and reduced tenant energy bills

  • Number of community incidents reported and resolved

  • Verified carbon emissions savings

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In partnership with GEM, powered by MCL — and trusted by:

  • City of Westminster

  • Islington Council

  • Southern Housing Group

Ready to win more contracts by proving your social value?

Get in touch with us today to learn how SOS can help you deliver measurable social impact, improve bid success rates, and stay compliant under the Procurement Act 2023.

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