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Contractor Charter

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Wandsworth Council approved its Contractor Charter in July 2025, delegating its implementation to the Procurement Board.

Wandsworth Council approved its Contractor Charter on 16 July 2025, a policy aimed at ensuring ethical and sustainable practices within its contracting processes. The council delegated the implementation of this Charter to its Procurement Board, as part of a new Responsible Procurement Strategy. This strategy was outlined in the Public Reports Pack.

The Contractor Charter, a policy by Wandsworth Council, was approved alongside the Responsible Procurement Strategy. Its purpose is to guide the council's contracting processes. No further discussions or decisions regarding the Charter are currently scheduled by Wandsworth Council.

Key facts

  1. Wandsworth Council approved the Contractor Charter on 16 July 2025. Source
  2. Implementation of the Contractor Charter was delegated to the Procurement Board. Source
  3. The Contractor Charter is part of Wandsworth Council's Responsible Procurement Strategy. Source
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