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The general election has come and gone political parties are settling in and the Labour Party has announced that it’s determined to rescue the UK

UK public procurement can be very interesting at times. The new Procurement Act is a case in point, especially in the context of government procurement

Procurement reform is almost upon us, and the changes are just a few months from taking effect. It’s a good time to reassess your operations,

The Procurement Act 2023 has been enacted, but public sector buyers and suppliers have a grace period to get used to the changes the Act

A dynamic purchasing system (DPS) is one of several public sector procurement methods. It’s similar to a framework in that suppliers must be pre-approved before

Procurement in the public sector is evolving and like most other industries, evolution leads to digital solutions and cloud-based services. As a result, procurement processes

To ensure the new Procurement Act remains true to its purpose (to make it easier for SMEs to participate in the public sector), the Government

Even more specifically, it only offers cloud-based services, but the number of services available is astounding. The G-Cloud framework boasts over 40,000 cloud services and

One of the advantages of Brexit is the simplification of the complex public procurement process. Buyers and suppliers across the UK heaved a sigh of

The supply chain is the single most important component in procurement. The entire procurement process rests on efficient supply chain management (SCM), which covers the

G-Cloud (Government-Cloud) is a framework developed to make procurement easier for both buyers and sellers in the public sector. In essence, it facilitates agreements between

Discover how the Competitive Flexible Procedure can transform your procurement approach. Contact us for guidance on implementing this innovative method.   The Procurement Act 2023