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Procurement Policy Note (SPPN): Taking account of climate and circular economy considerations in public procurement (1/2021) 20 Jan 2021: The Scottish Government has issued a new Scottish Procurement Policy Note 1/2021 taking account of

Procurement Thresholds & SPPN 8/2021 14 Dec 2021: Kenny Govan, Senior Procurement Officer at Strathclyde Partnership for Transport (SPT), wrote a guest blog for the Supplier Development Programme for the month of December 2021. Scottish

payment in the supply chain SPPN 2/2022 11 Apr 2022: Scottish Government has issued a new Scottish Government Policy Note 2/2022, which details how public bodies are to embed prompt payment performance in the supply chain through procurement

economy considerations: SPPN 3/2022 21 Jun 2022: Scottish Government has issued a new Scottish Government Policy Note 3/2022, which details additional sources of help and support which have been developed to enable public procurement

The Supplier Development Programme encourages all suppliers to respond to the CICV Forum's survey, especially those that have requested Supplier Relief during the COVID-19 health crisis in Scotland.

On 18 April 2019, Public Contracts (Scotland) Amendment Regulations 2019 will come into force.  The change applies to contracts that are regulated by the European Public Procurement Regulations that are advertised in the Official Journal of the

Scottish Procurement has issued a new Scottish Government Policy Note 7/2021 to advise public bodies involved in the commissioning and procurement of social care services.

Contracting authorities are required to prepare and publish their first procurement strategies by 31 December 2016. The first procurement strategy must cover the remainder of the contracting authorityÂ’s 2016/17 financial year and its full