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CALCULATING TMPS

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The Total Measured Procurement Spend (TMPS) calculation is a complex formula used to measure an organisation's Preferential Procurement spend. It is calculated by subtracting specific exclusions and adjustments (B) from various costs associated with the organisation (A). The TMPS formula is A - B, where A includes costs such as cost of sales, operating expenses, other expenses, and capital expenditure, and B comprises exclusions such as salaries, empowerment-related procurement, supplier-specific exclusions, and accounting-related exclusions.

Total Measured Procurement Spend (TMPS) forms the basis of the calculation measuring an organisation's Preferential Procurement spend and can be a complex calculation. The formula is (A – B = TMPS) broken down as (Not Limited to): 

 

A |        Cost of sales- adjusted for opening and closing stock;

Operating expenses;

Other expenses; and

Capital Expenditure

 

B |        Salaries, wages, remunerations and emoluments;

Empowerment-related procurement;

Supplier-specific exclusions:

o   Taxes and levies;

o   Imports, providing they meet the criteria;

o   Organ of state / public entity that enjoys a statutory/regulated monopoly in the supply of such goods or services;

o   Pass through third-party procurement;

Accounting-related exclusions:

o   Depreciation and amortisation;

o   Fair value adjustments; and

o   Forex transactions.

 

Enterprise & Supplier Development Services are available to assist members with understanding the TMPS calculation.

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