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Delta’s blog covers the latest procurement news, regulatory insights, sector-specific guidance, and platform updates.

Topics include the Procurement Act 2023 (now in effect), eSourcing best practices, and thought leadership from across the procurement profession. 

Better Tender Management with Delta V9.2

  Every tender manager must have access to the right tender management software which is up to date and efficient. Delta eSourcing can provide your business with a cutting-edge service that allows tender managers to oversee all tenders, suppliers and contracts with one single solution. Delta Tender Management Software The

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New improvements with Delta V9.2

  Join us for a live webinar on 22 or 27 February. Our experts will be on hand to answer any questions that you may have about the launch of Delta V9.2. What you’ll learn During the webinar, we will demonstrate the new features of Delta V9.2. The following changes

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What is a Dynamic Purchasing System?

Many procurement professionals have stated that increasing use of Dynamic Purchasing Systems (DPS) could mean the end of framework agreements in public procurement, but what are Dynamic Purchasing Systems and how do they work? The Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS) is a procedure available for contracts for works, services and goods

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Coming soon: Delta eSourcing 9.2 release

You spoke – we listened Based on our ongoing interactions with clients via the Helpdesk and our Account Management Team, we continue to act on customer feedback to continually enhance and improve your Delta eSourcing solution. This includes ease of use, more intuitive features and overall enhanced system performance to

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New Threshold Levels 2018-2019

On 1 January 2018 OJEU Thresholds changed. The Cabinet Office released the latest changes at the end of 2017, confirming that the new thresholds would apply from the start of 2018. Download your free copy of 2018-2019 here. Download your free copy of 2020-2021 here.  Procurement thresholds Public sector procurement

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Ensuring eProcurement implementation: The impact of its absence

Failure to adopt eProcurement systems in procurement organisations often leaves employees feeling ‘overworked’, study finds; A new study has found that many governmental procurement organisations who have yet to adopt e-procurement software solutions are struggling to streamline and automate many tasks, which has resulted in almost 40% of buyers in

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