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Category Archives: News
Flagging up ethical issues
Buyers are under pressure to take an active role in proving their CSR credentials, as campaigners keep ethical sourcing in the spotlight. Antony Barton reports.
E.ON UK scoops the big one
E.ON UK has won the top prize in the CIPS Supply Management Awards 2007.
Graduates key to innovation
Premier Conference coverage
Buyers take stock
The stock markets are falling and the property market is slowing. But why do most buyers view the economic downturn as an opportunity? Jake Kanter finds out
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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NHS tests outsourcing for logistics
The NHS Logistics Authority faces outsourcing after a major Department of Health (DoH) report called for a cull of support service bodies.
White takes charge of supplies for NHS trust
Tony White has been appointed head of supplies at Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust, where he will control a budget of more than £138 million.
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.
Pelican builds buying power with Prestige purchase
Pelican Buying Company has acquired the Prestige Purchasing consortium, with the aim of improving service and providing better terms due to the bigger scale.
Posted in 2012, cat-news, News, Outsourcing, Purchasing
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Review urges World Bank to support developing nation vendors
The financial institution should change its procurement guidelines so suppliers in developing countries have a better chance to win contracts, according to Eurodad.
Posted in 2012, cat-news, News, Purchasing, Southern Africa
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