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Many parts of the UK economy have experienced a post-Brexit slowdown, with consumers and companies experiencing a level of uncertainty. However, interestingly enough, there has been a high value…

The newest member of the Executive Compass team, Christian Rowe, provides an insight into his first month with the company and the types of projects he has been working on so far.

This summer has been particularly fruitful for Executive Compass and our clients, as we have helped a wide variety of companies to secure important contracts across all sectors and…

Many people think completing a PQQ or tender document is simply a case of ticking the right boxes, including some marketing material and perhaps a few supporting documents, and…

The UK construction industry has recently experienced the sharpest downturn since 2009, with the second quarter of 2016 showing slowed market growth and low business confidence according to the Markit/CIPS purchasing ...

Being a bid writer can be a difficult task; short deadlines, large projects, a disconnection from other areas of the business, high pressure to secure that new contract – to name a few of the pressures! In thi...

Is your business currently bidding for public sector contract opportunities? If not, you could be missing out on a share of the £34.2 billion worth of contracts which were awarded to organisations in June alone! ...

The Bribery Act Earlier this month, the government released its findings following an extensive survey of SMEs in relation to their awareness of the Bribery Act,…

Following the recent decision for Britain to leave the European Union, there has been uncertainty in the UK economy and procedures are now required for the UK to commence its withdrawal, which can take up to two years...

The pre-qualification questionnaire stage of the bidding process is the first hurdle when it comes to securing a public sector contract. The PQQ is designed to exclude those not suitable for the contract in question, ...

A bid writer’s job varies from day-to-day: it is sometimes stressful and demanding, but certainly never boring! We take a look at a typical day in the Newcastle-upon-Tyne office.

Procuring for Good, a new report published by Social Enterprise UK, has researched how councils in England consider social value. The study sent freedom of information requests to local authorities across the country ...