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Brexit signalled a new beginning for the UK. The country took the opportunity to reassess some critical regulations and legislations and reworked them to represent

A purchase agreement is a legally binding document between buyers and sellers that details the terms and conditions of the procurement of products, including leeway

The government aims to digitise the public sector, eliminating legacy systems and migrating to the cloud. Public sector contracting authorities are a key focus, as

Framework agreements and Dynamic Purchasing Systems (DPSs) are both simple forms of procurement that speed up the procurement process and facilitate a streamlined procurement process.

Public sector procurement is evolving at a fair clip. It’s almost a case of adapt or die. This applies just as much to public sector

Supplier management enables public sector buyers or contracting authorities to keep an eye on their suppliers. It typically starts at the supplier identification stage and

Public sector resourcing is very simply public sector recruitment. It’s the process government entities use to find, vet, and select new employees. The exact recruitment

Whether you have a handful of suppliers or suppliers by the dozen, you need supplier management software to keep an eye on performance, compliance, sustainability,

The construction industry is responsible for a significant chunk of the UK’s greenhouse gas emissions. A transformation in building practices and harvesting raw materials not

Dynamic Purchasing Systems (DPS) and framework agreements are two of the simplest procurement processes used by public sector organisations. They both have the same primary

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is steadily changing the way the public sector carries out procurement exercises. It takes on tasks involved in the procurement process itself,

Strategic supplier relationships have been strongly encouraged in private sector procurement for decades, but there has been little emphasis on supplier relationships in the public