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 that have been announced and the impact and opportunity they may have for your business. With the triggering of Article 50 and the UK’s subsequent departure from the European Union […]
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 to ask is: ‘How do I tender SUCCESSFULLY?’ At Tracker Intelligence, our aim is to help make tendering for contracts easier, so you have the best chance of creating tender […]
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 railway that will link London, Birmingham, the East Midlands, Leeds, Sheffield and Manchester with work scheduled to begin this year and to be fully complete by 2033. The number of […]
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 of a two part beginner’s guide to tendering in which we will take you through what a tender is, what the tendering process entails, where to find tenders and the […]
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 of a two part beginner’s guide to tendering in which we will take you through what a tender is, what the tendering process entails, where to find tenders and the […]
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 decision that has been described as one that will support British trade and create jobs, but also as not the right one for Britain. Supporters of the decision The deal […]
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 Public Accounts Committee, Dame Margaret Hodge, will lead a review into the £185m Garden Bridge project after stating that questions remain over its procurement. A proposed pedestrian bridge over the […]
Scotland’s Superfast Broadband Procurement
The Scottish Government has announced plans to start new procurement to deliver 100% access to superfast broadband across the country within the next 12 months. The Prior Information Notice (PIN), was published on Public Contracts Scotland and outlines the Scottish Government’s plan to deliver the infrastructure that will support superfast broadband connections (speeds of over […]
