Five ways business intelligence can help you win more government tenders
In this digital age, utilising the correct business intelligence tools is extremely important to stay ahead of the competition, increase revenues and win more government
Spring Budget: Communications Spending
The Chancellor of the Exchequer, Philip Hammond, published his first, and last, Spring Budget last week. This article looks to highlight the communications spending initiatives
Spring Budget: Infrastructure Spending
The Chancellor of the Exchequer, Philip Hammond, published his first, and last, Spring Budget last week. This article looks to highlight the infrastructure spending initiatives
Tendering Guide: How to Tender for a Contract
So it’s your first time tendering, but the question you want to be asking yourself is not: ‘How do I tender?’; the question you want
10 Reasons why you need to protect your business from cyber threats
The Cyber Security Landscape Businesses have always relied on data to provide insight into the customers they serve and the markets in which they operate.
Procurement News: The procurement process for High Speed 2 begins
The Secretary of State for Transport, Chris Grayling, has launched the procurement process for High Speed 2. High Speed 2 is the planned high speed
Tendering for Public Sector Contracts: An Introduction Part 2
Is your business looking to start tendering for public sector contracts to help you grow in 2017 and beyond? This post is the second part
Tendering for Public Sector Contracts: An Introduction Part 1
Is your business looking to start tendering for public sector contracts to help you grow in 2017 and beyond? This post is the first part
Brexit: What the Experts Say
What will public sector procurement look like once the UK no longer needs to adhere to the demands of EU Procurement Directives following Brexit? Is
Strong finish to 2016 by the UK Manufacturing Sector
The UK manufacturing sector finished 2016 strongly, hitting a 30-month high for growth in the sector. Industry analysts claim that this indicates that the weak
Brexit: A Buyer Perspective
How does the average buyer perceive the impact of Brexit? Do they consider Brexit an opportunity to discard the European-directed procurement process which has been
Autumn Statement: Communications
The Chancellor of the Exchequer, Philip Hammond, revealed in his Autumn Statement that £1 billion is to be invested in digital communications. This investment will
Autumn Statement: Infrastructure
A number of infrastructure initiatives were revealed by the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Philip Hammond, in his Autumn Statement last week. Whilst sharing his plans
Corporation Tax Cuts
Ahead of the Chancellor’s Autumn Statement, Prime Minister Theresa May suggested that the Government would introduce corporation tax cuts below the 15% proposed by Donald
New Investment in Sheffield
Major investments have been announced for two shopping centres in Sheffield. Property tycoon and Sheffield United football club owner Kevin McCabe has revealed plans for
Autumn Statement 2016: What will it mean for you & your business?
The Government will publish its Autumn Statement on 23 November 2016, the first of Chancellor Phillip Hammond’s tenure. The Autumn Statement is the second of
£26 Million Revamp of Muirhouse Shopping Centre
Plans for investment in Muirhouse shopping centre and the surrounding area in the north of Edinburgh are being looked at by City of Edinburgh Council.
Heathrow Airport Expansion
Last week the Government approved plans to expand Heathrow airport with a third runway, a move that has divided opinion across the country. It’s a
Procurement News: London’s controversial Garden Bridge project
London Mayor Sadiq Khan has announced that the procurement of the controversial Garden Bridge project is to be examined. The former chair of the Commons
Hinkley Point C – billions of opportunities in the pipeline
Now that the Government has given the pink light to the construction of EDF’s new nuclear power plant at Hinkley Point in Somerset, British companies
