Procurement Authority Council.

We are The Procurement Regulator.

The Procurement Authority Council provides certification that procurement has been designed, governed, and executed to a recognised standard of integrity, sustainability, and accountability.

This is not a nice-to-have, this is the new baseline for governance and compliance, because when procurement fails, boards answer for it.

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What we do & Why.

We exist to ensure procurement is done properly.

The Procurement Authority Council (PAC) is the independent procurement regulator and certification body.

PAC certifies, strengthens, and elevates procurement functions so organisations can operate with confidence, credibility, and control. We independently assess, uplift, and certify procurement operations, transactions, and ways of working against gold-standard practices that are globally informed and locally relevant. This spans governance, operating models, capability, processes, supplier engagement, AI maturity, and execution discipline.

The outcome is procurement that is robust, defensible, and provable. Not theoretical. Not well-intended. Fit for regulatory, audit, and board scrutiny.

Procurement is now a regulated, scrutinised, board-level risk function with enterprise-wide influence.

Every procurement decision shapes financial performance, risk exposure, ESG outcomes, supplier integrity, and organisational reputation. When procurement fails, risk compounds quietly and value leaks invisibly. When procurement is done properly, it becomes a strategic control point and a source of sustained competitive advantage.

PAC’s role is to bring assurance, discipline, and formal certification to one of the most powerful levers in modern organisations. We reduce exposure, legitimise decision-making, and give boards confidence that procurement stands up when examined.

Gold-standard procurement is no longer optional.
It is a business imperative.

Get Certified. Get Confident.

In 2026 this is the baseline & these are your benefits.

Independant Assurance

Objective, third-party validation that procurement structures, processes, and transactions meet a recognised standard. This replaces internal self-assessment with credible external assurance.
Board-level Risk Confidence

Clear evidence that procurement risks are identified, governed, and controlled, enabling boards and executives to demonstrate effective oversight and discharge their duties with confidence.
Regulatory & Audit Readiness

Procurement that is defensible under audit, regulatory inquiry, or investigation, with documentation, controls, and decision trails that stand up to scrutiny.
Transparency & Probity

Demonstrable transparency in sourcing, decision-making, supplier selection, and governance, reducing conflicts of interest and strengthening trust with stakeholders.
ESG & Sustainability Validation

Independent confirmation that procurement practices support ESG commitments, including ethical sourcing, responsible supplier practices, and long-term value creation rather than short-term cost outcomes.
Operational Robustness

Assurance that procurement frameworks, controls, and execution are resilient, repeatable, and scalable, not reliant on individuals, tribal knowledge, or undocumented practices.
Simplification & Efficiency

Identification and validation of streamlined procurement processes that reduce unnecessary complexity, duplication, and friction while improving speed and quality of decision-making.
Clear Accountability & Governance

Procurement roles, decision rights, approvals, and escalation paths are clearly defined, aligned to governance frameworks, and understood across the organisation.
AI Utilisation Score

An AI maturity and legitimacy score that assesses how artificial intelligence is being used in procurement for efficiency, insight, and value creation. This provides boards and executives with assurance that AI adoption is purposeful, ethical, controlled, and aligned to organisational objectives rather than experimental or unmanaged.
Market & Reputational Confidence

The ability to signal to regulators, investors, partners, and the market that procurement is certified, credible, and professionally governed, strengthening organisational reputation and trust.