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Chartered Institute of Procurement & Supply (CIPS) Corporate Ethics MarkOne of our strategic objectives is to enhance LUPC’s position as a leader in Responsible Procurement, and our achievement of being awarded the Chartered Institute of Procurement & Supply (CIPS) Corporate Ethics Mark for the third year demonstrates our work towards that. The accreditation shows that we take proactive steps to safeguard against unethical conduct in procurement and supply chains, reinforcing our focus on sourcing responsibly. Tel: 0131 442 8930 |
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ISO 20400:2017ISO 20400:2017 is the international standard for sustainable procurement and determines the framework and approach to the procurement of goods and services that contribute to sustainable development, taking into account impacts to the environment, society, ethics and economics. LUPC has been independently assessed three times with a current score of 4.17 out of 5 and has re-committed to be independently audited every two years after the 2021 post-Covid gap. LUPC ISO 20400 Evaluation Report 2017 |
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Cyber Essentials Certified
Information system and data security is extremely important to LUPC, to ensure that it keeps members, suppliers and employees safe. LUPC is a Cyber Essentials accredited organisation. |
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Living Wage employerLUPC is proud to be a Living Wage employer. LUPC has written a paper which explores the different wage options in the UK and considerations that should be made when procuring goods and services. |
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LUPC’s Modern Slavery StatementsAddressing modern slavery risks, as part of our wider responsible procurement strategy, is a topic of huge importance to LUPC; we were the first public body to produce a Modern Slavery Statement. Our eighth annual statement can be found here. Our aim is to continue to be a leader in this area as we strive to ensure the frameworks we deliver for our members cause no harm to others. Our Modern Slavery Statement is on the Government modern slavery statement registry which brings together statements in one place, making it easier for consumers, investors, NGOs and others to search for statements and scrutinise the action organisations are taking to identify and address modern slavery risks in their operations and supply chains.
LUPC MODERN SLAVERY STATEMENT 2022 LUPC MODERN SLAVERY STATEMENT 2021 LUPC MODERN SLAVERY STATEMENT 2020 LUPC MODERN SLAVERY STATEMENT 2019 LUPC MODERN SLAVERY STATEMENT 2018 LUPC MODERN SLAVERY STATEMENT 2017 |
