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Eddie
Regan
Eddie is BiP Solutions' Senior Procurement Consultant.
Working alongside the Client Services team, he
frequently assists public sector organisations
with clarification and interpretation of EU Directives
and a wide variety of legislative issues. Eddie
is lead consultant on BiP's PASS Mark Health Check,
an evaluation technique that helps identify how
organisations in both the public and private sectors
can develop more effective processes in respect
of all aspects of public sector contracting. A
member of the International Purchasing and Supply
Education and Research Association (IPSERA), Eddie
is also the senior adviser on BiP's unique Tender
Support Helpline team, which provides advice on
contracting matters to hundreds of clients. For
the last 13 years Eddie has lectured regularly
on procurement policy and processes at conferences
and events, both on behalf of BiP and for a variety
of other organisations, including the Society
of Procurement Officers in Local Government (SOPO)
and the Institute of Directors. He also provides
in-house training on the tendering process –
law and practice – to personnel in both
the public and private sectors, including several
multinational organisations. |
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Stephen
Dickinson
Formerly Director of Procurement at the South
West London Procurement Alliance and Head of Purchasing
for Kingston Hospital NHS Trust, Stephen has implemented
considerable development in procurement management
during his career of almost 40 years in the NHS,
leading both hospital-based and multi-authority
teams. He has worked closely on ensuring that
equality and diversity and procurement goals are
aligned through effective procurement and commissioning,
including contributing to the DH Mosaic project.
He has a particular interest in the development
of small businesses within service provision to
public authorities and has worked on SME compliance
with the public contract regulations and ensuring
value for money. Stephen has lectured on both
graduate and postgraduate courses in public sector
procurement and commercial relationships. |
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