Browsing: Procurement Mandate

For schools and academy trusts facing tight budgets, procurement can look like a purely financial exercise: find the lowest price,…

Minister of State Frank Feighan says proposed EU rules could cut red tape, boost digital procurement and help smaller Irish…

Scope 3 emissions have become one of the most visible fault lines in corporate climate disclosure, but the real problem…

The European Commission has set out a proposal designed to turn the bloc’s innovation weakness into a source of industrial…

Reverse logistics is moving out of the back office and into the margin discussion. For years, many businesses treated returns,…

Portuguese technology company C-MORE has unveiled ALMA, an artificial intelligence agent it says has been designed to avoid the kind…

Procurement teams that still talk about software “renewals” are, in effect, assuming the answer before the question has even been…

Supply Nation has unveiled a new report aimed at moving Indigenous procurement beyond transactional buying towards longer-term commercial relationships that…

Ricoh and ETRIA have unveiled a manufacturing model they say could reshape how office devices are made, starting with a…

Wales’ public procurement system should be seen less as a routine administrative function and more as a powerful economic instrument,…

UKTram’s Operational Innovation Group has turned its attention to a practical but often decisive part of transport innovation: procurement. At…

POSCO has stepped up its engagement with local equipment and materials suppliers by holding its second-half supplier exchange meetings in…

Tetra Pak has retained EcoVadis’ highest sustainability rating for a second year in a row, after improving its score to…

Public procurement could become one of the most effective tools for easing construction’s skills crisis if it is used not…

UniPro Foodservice has unveiled Partners Plus Solutions, a new partnership platform aimed at indirect spend and technology suppliers as the…