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Last week, the government announced plans for Ofwat to be abolished and replaced by a new, single regulator.

It is crucial to ensure you have sufficient resources in place for any bid and tender submissions falling during the holiday period.

The first six months of 2025 have brought a mix of key successes, industry-specific challenges and changes to public sector tenders.

Last week, the Cabinet Office opened a public procurement consultation to build on existing changes from the Procurement Act 2023.

Construction tendering is an effective means of establishing and developing a pipeline of work at an agreed rate, supporting your organisation’s financial stability.

Public procurement can expect a shake-up and infusion of additional budget for some sectors following the 2025 spending review.

The Central Digital Platform, or CDP, was introduced as part of a suite of new procurement measures within the Procurement Act 2023.

The current government’s plans for devolution could impact public sector tenders and wider procurement mechanisms.

The Bribery Act 2010 came into force in July 2011, making it an offence to pay or receive a bribe in the UK.

You’ve navigated the pre-qualification and ITT stage and now you have been invited to complete a bid interview or bid presentation. You may be wondering how you should prepare to give yourself the best chance possib...

Post tender negotiations are a mechanism contracting authorities can use as part of the tender process, particularly under the ‘competitive flexible’ procedure.

Public sector submissions are highly competitive and are often lost on the basis of a handful of marks. As a team of expert bid writers, we share our tips on how to improve your tender results to stand the best chance...