Anti-Canvassing, Non-Collusion and Tendering Ethics Policy

Fair competition, proper tender conduct and procurement integrity.

Overview

What this policy covers.

A tender ethics policy covering no canvassing, no collusion, official clarification routes, independent pricing and truthful submissions.

This page is a plain-language presentation summary for website visitors, clients and procurement reviewers. The downloadable signed PDF remains the controlled policy document.

At a glance

Tendering Ethics

  • Do not canvass client staff, advisers or decision-makers for improper advantage
  • Prepare bids independently without cover pricing or market allocation
  • Use official tender portals and clarification routes
  • Declare conflicts, unfair advantage or accidental disclosures
Key commitments

How the policy translates into behaviour.

Do

Do not canvass client staff, advisers or decision-makers for improper advantage

Prepare

Prepare bids independently without cover pricing or market allocation

Use

Use official tender portals and clarification routes

Declare

Declare conflicts, unfair advantage or accidental disclosures

In practice

What this means on real projects.

This supports supplier registration, PQQs, public-sector tenders and framework opportunities where procurement integrity must be clear.

The approach is deliberately practical and proportionate for a growing contractor. It supports client assurance and tender readiness without overstating certifications, scale or roles.

Document details

Controlled information.

Document titleAnti-Canvassing, Non-Collusion and Tendering Ethics Policy
CompanyVeraxus Ltd
StatusApproved / signed
Approval date11 May 2026
Review date11 May 2027, or earlier if required
OwnerDirector
Responsible delivery note

Care, control and communication.

Anti-Canvassing, Non-Collusion and Tendering Ethics Policy forms part of the Veraxus governance framework. The aim is to show how responsibility is managed in a clear, honest and usable way for clients, partners, subcontractors and stakeholders.