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Category Archives: 2005
‘We’ve got to keep going’ says OGC efficiency chief
The Office of Government Commerce will crack down on government departments that fail to take up the best deals.
‘Unworkable’ contracts put pressure on purchasers
The government’s approach to supplier contracts is “unworkable” and places purchasers in an impossible position, according to a former senior Whitehall buyer.
Accounts committee criticises government’s record
The procurement process must not be skipped or rushed and more purchasing expertise is needed at the contract design stage.
15 months in jail for Havering buyer
A former purchaser at the London Borough of Havering has been sentenced to 15 months in jail for his part in an IT fraud.
Posted in 2005, cat-news, Law analysis, News
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Pasa given more power to find public-sector savings
The NHS Purchasing and Supply Agency (Pasa) is set to take on more procurement responsibility following the results of a major review announced last Thursday.
