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Public Spend Forum Europe – Public Procurement Highlights from this Week
Public Spend Forum Europe is dedicated to European public sector procurement, and aims to be a global community and knowledge network for public procurement and the public […]
Are Frameworks Doing Their Job?
Continuing with some of our favourite guest posts from 2016 . Here, in the second of two posts, Jon Milton, director of temporary labour supply […]
The Best Procurement Books of 2016: The Law and Economics of Framework Agreements
Continuing our reprise of the best procurement books of 2016 – this was first reviewed on our Public Spend Forum website. Caroline Nicholas has written […]
NHS Frameworks – Chester Procurement Services Responds To Our Comments
We wrote last month here about a single supplier framework contract with Lexmark let by the Countess of Chester Hospital Commercial Procurement Services (COCH). It […]
Are Frameworks Doing Their Job? (Part 2)
Why make it more challenging and difficult than it really needs to be for suppliers to get onto frameworks?
Are Frameworks Doing Their Job? (Part 1)
The future of public sector frameworks and is it time they started to evolve to improve their market relevance?
The Curate’s Egg: We Need Courage To Deliver Best Public Procurement Outcomes
We're pleased to feature this guest article from Steve Burton, health & social care category manager at public sector collaborative buying organisation, ESPO. After years, […]
Effective Supplier Management – Better Outcomes for Everyone
We are pleased to bring you this post from Richard Skelton, Procurement Service Manager (acting), ESPO. ESPO is a customer-focused, not-for-profit, public sector buying organisation owned by […]