There’s still time to submit your entry for the UK National GO Awards before the deadline of Friday 1st March. The GO Awards celebrate the best in public procurement from throughout the UK, recognising contributions from the public, private and
The finalists for the GO Awards Northern Ireland 2019/20 have been announced. Celebrating the best in all areas of public procurement, the GO Awards Northern Ireland, now in their second year, recognises the special contribution names from across the public,
New market report considers local government trends, challenges and opportunities in a digital world Download your exclusive copy of the report here. Today, BiP Solutions is pleased to launch the second in our series of reports focusing on the
After a tumultuous week in Westminster, the situation surrounding the UK’s exit from the EU continues to be dynamic. Although the ‘meaningful vote’ of 15th January has now taken place, and the Government has survived a no-confidence vote, much remains
Although the government is expecting “to negotiate a successful deal with the EU”, it has released guidance on how to access public sector contracts if there is no Brexit deal. These guidelines have been created to help British citizens
It has been over a week since we launched our new brand Supply2Gov. The tender alerts service for sole traders and micro businesses aims to make the public sector marketplace more accessible to smaller businesses. Registration for the
While your competitors prepare to wind down for Christmas, you can brush up on your public procurement skills and look for prospects with the backing of a PASS Procurement “Introduction to Procurement” course. Now that the Autumn budget
Theresa May has declared that the latest Budget announcement will make the UK “fit for the future”. This leaves us wondering what public procurement opportunities will come from this optimistic budget. If you have been following the fallout from
This Friday, 23 June, will mark the one year anniversary of Britain voting to leave the EU, and there is still relatively little clarity about trade deals which will have an impact on public procurement. However, four potential models for
Prime Minister Theresa May called a snap election for 8 June to increase her majority and strengthen her hand in Europe, but she ended up without any majority at all. The shock result of the 2017 General Election, which saw
