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Public Contracts Scotland (PCS) Look and Feel to be Updated

27 Feb 2020: PCS are planning to improve the look and feel of your PublicContractsScotland.gov.uk website. The changes will offer you an enhanced experience contained within an updated and modern looking website, with fresh and more user friendly options for both buyer and supplier users. PCS plan to upgrade some of the pages on 27th February 2020 and you will see gradual and further improvements made to the site over time. PCS will let you know when these further improvements are being implemented.

Everything Scottish Suppliers need to know about TALGO UK's Upcoming Supplier Event

12 Feb 2020: TALGO is holding a supplier day in Chesterfield, England on 5 May 2020. Scottish Enterprise, a member of the Supplier Development Programme, is working to bring information to Scottish-based suppliers on this upcoming events, and potential upcoming supplier events.

Supply Chain Events for NNG Offshore Wind Farm Hosted Across Scotland

11 Feb 2020: EDF Renewables UK and ESB, joint owners and developers of the Neart na Gaoithe offshore wind farm, are hosting a series of supply chain events across Scotland to showcase how more Scottish companies can help support the successful delivery of the wind farm project.

New Scottish Procurement Policy Note on Cyber Security for Public Sector issued

10 Feb 2020: The Scottish Government has issued a new Scottish Procurement Policy Note (SPPN) regarding the publication of a note on cyber security for public sector suppliers.

Supplier Development Programme Helps Support Local Moray Businesses

7 Feb 2020: Working alongside Moray Council, the Supplier Development Programme (SDP), held the first of two training workshops aimed at improving local business access to the tender process last month.

SDP Scotland Publishes Meet the Buyer 2019 Report

6 Feb 2020: The Supplier Development Programme has published a Report on Meet the Buyer 2019. Meet the Buyer 2019 was held on 13 November 2019 at Hampden Park, Glasgow. Headline partners included the Scottish Government and Scotland Excel.