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Procurement Policy Note (SPPN) regarding Coronavirus (COVID-19) and making best use of procurement resources during COVID-19 outbreak. This policy note is supplementary to SPPN 5/2020 – supplier

The Scottish Government has issued a new Scottish Procurement Policy Note (SPPN) regarding Coronavirus (COVID-19) and supplier relief.

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 processes.

The Scottish Government has issued a new Scottish Procurement Policy Note (SPPN) regarding Coronavirus (COVID-19) and making best use of procurement resources during COVID-19 outbreak.

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 authorities to use procurement to address the climate emergency.

The Scottish Government has issued a new Scottish Procurement Policy Note 1/2021 taking account of climate and circular economy considerations in public procurement.

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.

With most parts of Scotland now back in lockdown, read about a reminder that procurement guidance issued by Scottish Government earlier in the pandemic remains valid.

With the support of the Scottish Government, the Supplier Development Programme is keen to gather suppliers’ views in a survey on the effects of Supplier Relief.

Support for key suppliers and grant-supported providers during COVID-19 has been announced by Angus Council.