We have developed this article as a result of an increasing demand from our clients on how to successfully work within the Public Sector Decarbonisation Scheme and how to be awarded these funds. In 2019 our Government committed to reducing all greenhouse gas emissions to net zero by 2050.
Following several months of negotiations, the Procurement Reform Bill has now been introduced in Parliament. Expected to go live in mid-2023, the bill now requires secondary legislation to bring certain elements and the wider plan into effect, after which it will also have to be granted Royal Assent. This Bill will reform the existing EU Procurement Rules, which, after Brexit, are no longer valid within the UK.
As the Crown Commercial Service begins to release new information for the latest iteration of the Network Services framework, Network Services 3, we aim to explain the basics of this ever-evolving framework, from understanding what it is, to looking at how best to place your business in order to enjoy maximum success.
As more emphasis is placed on businesses of all sizes to consider the wider environmental impact of their activities, many are left confused about how to align their businesses to best practice. After COP26, several governmental commitments were made with the aim of drastically reducing the emissions of methane and carbon throughout the UK, and an onus has now been placed on individual businesses to take responsibility for achieving these new targets.
As more emphasis is placed on businesses of all sizes to consider the wider environmental impact of their activities, many are left confused about how to align their businesses to best practice. After COP26, several governmental commitments were made with the aim of drastically reducing the emissions of methane and carbon throughout the UK, and an onus has now been placed on individual businesses to take responsibility for achieving these new targets.
As more emphasis is placed on businesses of all sizes to consider the wider environmental impact of their activities, many are left confused about how to align their businesses to best practice. After COP26, several governmental commitments were made with the aim of drastically reducing the emissions of methane and carbon throughout the UK, and an onus has now been placed on individual businesses to take responsibility for achieving these new targets.
As more emphasis is placed on businesses of all sizes to consider the wider environmental impact of their activities, many are left confused about how to align their businesses to best practice. After COP26, several governmental commitments were made with the aim of drastically reducing the emissions of methane and carbon throughout the UK, and an onus has now been placed on individual businesses to take responsibility for achieving these new targets.
As the Crown Commercial Service begins to release new information for the latest iteration G-Cloud framework, G-Cloud 13, we aim to explain the basics of this ever-evolving framework, from understanding what it is, to looking at how best to place your business in order to enjoy maximum success.
When writing tenders for any industry, it is important to note key themes within each sector and more importantly, how you and your business align with them. These key themes may relate to Sustainability, Health and Safety, or Innovation, yet all will require thorough research and understanding before you begin writing.
Our interview with a Framework Manager – The questions you’ve always wanted to ask about Frameworks and top tips on how to get the best value from them for your business.
