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modern slavery risk, assessed and evidenced
bidpiston Supply Comply helps SMEs and public sector suppliers assess, score and manage modern slavery risk across their supply chain — so they’re prepared when a buying authority asks the question.
The National Health Service (Procurement, Slavery and Human Trafficking) Regulations 2025 came into force on 17 May 2026. Suppliers to the public sector — including NHS, local authorities and central government — should now be able to demonstrate how they identify and manage modern slavery risk in their supply chains.
how it works
invited by your buyer
A contracting authority sends you a unique link. You register once, creating an account that lets you return and update your assessment throughout the year.
complete the assessment
Work through 13 steps — organisation profile, Section 0 details, and 52 scored questions across 7 sections covering governance, policies, due diligence, worker protection and more.
know your risk score
Get an instant risk rating — Critical, High, Medium, Low or Very Low — with section-by-section scores so you know exactly where to focus improvement.
what the assessment covers
- S1 · Governance & Accountability
Board ownership, named leads, escalation routes and strategic review. - S2 · Policies & Procedures
Modern slavery policy, supplier code of conduct, document control. - S3 · Risk Assessment
Supply chain mapping, geography risk, sector risk, screening methodology. - S4 · Due Diligence & Controls
Supplier questionnaires, contract clauses, audit programme, corrective action.
- S5 · Worker Protection
Grievance channels, whistleblowing, worker rights and contracts. - S6 · Training & Capability
Staff awareness, procurement training, supplier guidance. - S7 · KPIs & Improvement
Measurable targets, year-on-year improvement, public reporting. - S0 · Organisation Profile
Full company profile — sector, supply chain structure, certifications, turnover.
more than an assessment
AI supplier risk report
A written report for each supplier: risk summary, strengths, red flags and recommended actions, with a PDF to keep on file.
Risk Wiki
Nine articles written from your whole supply base. Ask it a question and get an answer from your own data.
Portfolio risk profile
Average score, completion rate, weakest section and your five highest-risk suppliers on one screen.
Company Risk Assessment
Score your own organisation on the same 52 questions, with numbered versions that show the change since last time.
Improvement Plan
Turn findings into owned actions with due dates. An action cannot be closed without approved evidence.
Modern Slavery Statement
Build your annual statement from the evidence you already hold, record board approval and keep every published version.
simple annual pricing
Choose the plan that matches how many suppliers you need to assess.
SME
Up to 10 assessments
£1,200 £999/year
Ideal for SMEs and suppliers assessing a focused supply chain. Score and evidence modern slavery risk across up to 10 suppliers a year.
Includes
- check First 30 days free
- check Full 52-question assessment
- check Risk scoring and section results
- check Evidence tracking
Growth
Up to 50 assessments
£1,800 £1,499/year
For organisations managing suppliers across multiple contracts. Run assessments, track risk ratings and evidence your due diligence at scale.
Includes
- check First 30 days free
- check Full 52-question assessment
- check Risk scoring and section results
- check Evidence tracking
Enterprise
Up to 100 assessments
£3,000 £2,499/year
For primes, consultants and larger buyers. Assess up to 100 suppliers, consolidate risk across your supply base and stay audit-ready.
Includes
- check First 30 days free
- check Full 52-question assessment
- check Risk scoring and section results
- check Evidence tracking
All plans start with 30 days free, are billed annually and exclude VAT. Need more than 100 assessments? Talk to us.
why this matters now
- Regulations now in force
The NHS (Procurement, Slavery and Human Trafficking) Regulations 2025 came into force on 17 May 2026. Public bodies must formally assess modern slavery risk across their supply chains. - Buyers will ask suppliers
Under the regulations and PPN 009, suppliers should expect questions about supply chain management, modern slavery statements, labour practices and subcontractor oversight. - Proportionate but documented
The guidance repeatedly emphasises proportionality for SMEs — but suppliers must be able to explain what steps they are taking. bidpiston Supply Comply gives you that documentation.
- Ongoing, not one-off
Risk assessment must be revisited throughout contract life. bidpiston Supply Comply lets you return and update your assessment as your practices improve. - PPN 009 aligned
Sits alongside PPN 009 and the Modern Slavery Act 2015. Higher-risk sectors include construction, logistics, textiles, facilities management and healthcare. - No contract value threshold
Unlike some procurement requirements, modern slavery risk assessment applies regardless of contract value — all procurements must be assessed.
Source: NHS (Procurement, Slavery and Human Trafficking) Regulations 2025 · PPN 009 · East of England CPH guidance
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