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SDP Awarded Public Procurement Project of the Year at GO Awards Scotland 2025
The Supplier Development Programme (SDP), alongside NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde, received the ‘Public Procurement Project of the Year’ Award at the GO Awards Scotland 2025/26.
Highland Council Introduce New Community Benefits Policy
Community benefits through procurement are requirements agreed or offered by suppliers when bidding for contracts. These deliver a wider social benefit in ‘addition’ to the core purpose of the contract.
Scottish Government Showcases Western Isles' Lewis Builders in recent blog
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Meet the Buyer 2021: 2,000 suppliers registered for largest, free procurement event in Scotland
Scottish Borders Council announces Provision of Subcontracting Services Framework
New Scottish Procurement Policy Note: Measuring social impact in public procurement (10/2020)
Scottish Procurement has issued a new Scottish Procurement Policy Note 10/2020, which clarifies the Scottish Government’s policy on measuring social impact through procurement. Success in contributing to Scotland’s purpose is measured in terms of outcomes. These outcomes align to the National Performance Framework and the UN Sustainable Development Goals.
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Progressing the Procurement Pipeline and Future Opportunities with East Renfrewshire Council
Fife Means Business: How to Engage with Fife Council and Explore Community Benefits
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