Procurement Act 2023
Workflows are designed around the transparency notices, assessment summaries and record-keeping duties placed on contracting authorities.
Public Sector
How Honey-B2024 Ltd operates under UK public sector obligations — the statutory frameworks we design against, the controls we apply to authority data, and the guidance we ask officers to follow.
Statements below describe our design intent and operating practice. Certification status is stated explicitly where it is in progress.
Workflows are designed around the transparency notices, assessment summaries and record-keeping duties placed on contracting authorities.
Processing is limited to contract performance and legitimate interests under Art. 6(1)(b) and (f), with DSAR support and documented retention periods.
Document intelligence supports the golden thread of information: version control, traceable evidence and auditable change history.
Our information security management practices are aligned to the Annex A control set. Formal certification is in progress.
Endpoint hardening, access control, patching and malware protection follow the Cyber Essentials technical controls.
Accessibility and plain-English output guidance are part of every deployment, supporting WCAG 2.2 AA targets for public-facing material.
Only the documents and fields required for the stated procurement or assurance task are ingested. No speculative harvesting of authority data.
Customer procurement and AI data is hosted in the UK or EEA. No transfer outside adequacy regions without SCCs and the UK IDTA in place.
Authority content is never used to train foundation models. Prompts and outputs remain within the tenant boundary.
Outputs are AI-assisted drafts. A named officer reviews and signs off before any submission, decision or publication.
We can supply a due-diligence pack covering security controls, sub-processors, data flows, retention schedules and AI transparency statements for your procurement file.