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Changes in public sector procurement are advancing at an alarming rate. An increasing number of PQQs and Tenders now require electronic upload onto portals.

There are many reasons why you may fail to be awarded a contract, some of these are better known than others.

Our PQQ writing team specialises in writing domiciliary care PQQs and tenders.

When you open your presents at Christmas time it is a little like when the evaluator opens your tender submission.

Last week a study entitled “The AT Kearney 2011 Assessment of Excellence in Procurement Study” was published by AT Kearney, a management consultancy based in London.

What is public sector procurement and who exactly are the public sector?

As a potential tenderer for either public or private sector contracts, you are only really party to the specific areas that involve you directly.

Tender writing is a peculiar sector to work in and even more peculiar to observe. Whilst the private sector can do whatever it wants (to a point) with regards to tender process and contract extensions, public bodies h...

There wasn’t much new in the Conservative Party Conference last week. The usual rhetoric about public debt, being in it together and lots of ‘fighting’ talk.

Whilst you may wonder why you need to jump through yet another hoop in order to win a contract, the tender presentation benefits both suppliers and procurers and should be seized as a further opportunity to convince t...

Tender writing and food are two things close to my heart and so it was with interest that I watched with interest someone trying to plat fog on Saturday morning TV.

Considering that the London Olympics 2012 is less than four months away, you would be forgiven for thinking that all opportunities for business relating to the Olympics would be long by now.