Spend Matters reports that:
"It is two years today (10 May 2012) since the UK Coalition Agreement between the Conservative and Liberal Democrats was signed in the wake of the indecisive 2010 election.
So over the next couple of weeks, we’re going to reflect on what’s happened in terms of public sector procurement during that time. But perhaps more importantly, we’ll look at where it appears to be going, and what we might see over the next three years up to the 2015 election (assuming the coalition doesn’t collapse under the weight of its own contradictions before then)..."
To read the full article, click here.
Social Value in Tenders
Bid Writing Services
Recruiting a Bid Team
Bid Writing Training
Best Practices in Tendering
Bid Management Processes
How to Win Tenders
Bidding Guides
Finding Tenders
Framework Agreements
Public Sector and Government Tenders
Private Sector Tenders
Bidding for Healthcare Contracts
Bidding for Construction & Infrastructure Contracts
Bidding for IT Contracts
Bidding for Facilities Management Contracts
Bidding for Professional Services Contracts
Bidding for People & Workforce Contracts
Pricing Strategies
News & Updates
