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Spending Review and Autumn Statement: what was announced
The Spending Review and Autumn Statement was announced by Chancellor George Osborne on 25 November …
Spending Review – Looking ahead to 25 November
On 25 November the Government will publish its 2015 Spending Review. With that date approaching, …
Increasing the Transparency of Contract Information to the Public
The latest Procurement Policy Note on transparency is a call to action for procurement professionals …
Efficiency Savings in Procurement
In 2010, the UK Government faced one of the biggest budget deficits in the EU. …
2015 Budget streamlines public sector spending
In the Government’s latest budget (8 July), Chancellor George Osborne outlined plans to streamline public …
Driving Efficiency Through Collaborative Procurement
The UK Government is estimated to spend around £230 billion on public sector goods and …
Billions of savings proposed through smarter NHS procurement
In a recent report on health procurement, NHS Pathology Review Chairman, Lord Patrick Carter, forecast …
Key Areas of Public Procurement Impacted by Election Results
Key areas of public sector procurement will be affected by the spending pledges outlined in …
How the New UK Procurement Regulations Affect Local Authorities
With the new UK Procurement Regulations being implemented this month (and the Scottish Procurement Regulations following in August 2015), local …
How the New UK Procurement Regulations Affect Central Government
With the new UK Procurement Regulations being implemented this month (and the Scottish Procurement Regulations following in August 2015), central government procurement …
Case Study: NHS Cheshire and Merseyside CSU
The Challenge Cheshire and Merseyside CSU (CMCSU) procurement service provides a full procurement offering to …
How the New UK Procurement Regulations Affect the NHS
With only a few weeks to go until the new UK Procurement Regulations are implemented …
