Procurement

• Social economy
• Procurement

The Office of the Third Sector (OTS) and the Scottish Government recognise that demonstrating added social, economic and environmental value is important for third sector organisations and their funders, investors and commissioners, and is becoming increasingly important for the public and private sectors.

• Procurement

Supply2.gov.uk is a dynamic government-backed service designed specifically to give companies easy access to lower-value contract opportunities (typically worth under £100,000) offered by the public sector.

This portal brings buyers and suppliers together for the first time and aims to be the first portal of call for lower-value business opportunities.

• Procurement

There are several websites to view procurement opportunities in Northern Ireland. These are generally from within the Health, Education, Housing and Transport sectors and from Roads Service and NI Water.  These organisations have procurement expertise in their respective areas of responsibility

• Procurement

Applications for the delivery of Public Contracts are assessed according to 12 underlying principles.

These principles are:

• Procurement

The following outlines the main actions undertaken by the Commissioning body or purchaser.

• Procurement

Public Procurement is the competitive process by which Government Departments and Agencies invite bids from external suppliers to deliver contracts for goods and services.