The principles of disability smart procurement
Disability smart procurement means making sure that disability inclusion is a priority in procurement processes.
Procurement policies and procedures
This resource outlines how to consider disability inclusion at each stage of the procurement process.
Supplier influencing
How to use supplier contracts as an opportunity to influence them to improve their own disability inclusion.
Monitoring post-delivery
What to measure to ensure disability inclusion.
Managing disability inclusion in procurement below thresholds
This resource addresses how to promote disability inclusion when procurement occurs below these thresholds.
Procuring technology
This resource contains guidance about procuring technology that will be usable and accessible to disabled end-users.
Procuring buildings and real estate
This resource sets out how Procurement Teams can promote disability inclusion within an organisation’s real estate activities.
Procuring design services
This resource provides guidance on outsourcing the design of any product or service.
Procuring services
This resource provides guidance for procuring services that meet the needs of disabled users of the service.
Procuring furniture and equipment
This resource provides guidance about how to procure furniture and equipment that its disabled users can use.
Making disabled colleagues redundant – Summary of law and best practice
Employers having to make employees redundant need to follow fair procedures and the law when making colleagues redundant.
Redundancy and Redeployment under the Equality Act 2010
This resource explains the UK laws governing disability discrimination in the context of redundancy and redeployment.