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While you might think we’re going to start divulging details of companies who’ve been outed by television shows like Cowboy Builders, Don’t Get Done Get
While you might think we’re going to start divulging details of companies who’ve been outed by television shows like Cowboy Builders, Don’t Get Done Get
What does remote working ‒ or ‘working from home’ (WFH) as it’s affectionately known ‒ mean for the future of life in Britain? The COVID-19
Small businesses are being encouraged to bid for some £500M worth of contracts as work ramps up at HS2’s new Euston station. Hundreds of
In July 2021, Scottish Futures Trust launched the Scottish Construction Pipeline Database, in response to the construction sector’s need for clear visibility of anticipated work
While thousands of delegates from 190 nations across the globe descended on the Scottish city of Glasgow in early November to agree environmental action plans
You may think that December would see an unwelcome lull in the number of contracts awarded within the public sector thanks to a shutdown
In December 2021, the Cabinet Office published an independent review looking at putting in place a new ‘Gold Standard’ for public sector construction frameworks. The
Changes to building regulations will help the UK deliver its net zero ambitions. The regulations, to be brought in during June 2022, will see new
Opportunities open up for green tech The biggest ever renewable energy support scheme has launched in the UK, with some £285M a year in
Connecting opportunities Late 2021 saw the UK Government publish its recommendations for improving transport connectivity across the Union. The report, conducted by Sir Peter Hendry,
The Chancellor of the Exchequer, Philip Hammond, published his first, and last, Spring Budget last week. This article looks to highlight the communications spending initiatives that have been announced and the impact and opportunity they may have for your business. With the triggering of Article 50 and the UK’s subsequent departure from the European Union […]
The Chancellor of the Exchequer, Philip Hammond, published his first, and last, Spring Budget last week. This article looks to highlight the infrastructure spending initiatives that have been announced and the impact and opportunity they may have for your business. With the triggering of Article 50 and the UK’s subsequent departure from the European Union […]
So it’s your first time tendering, but the question you want to be asking yourself is not: ‘How do I tender?’; the question you want to ask is: ‘How do I tender SUCCESSFULLY?’ At Tracker Intelligence, our aim is to help make tendering for contracts easier, so you have the best chance of creating tender […]
The Cyber Security Landscape Businesses have always relied on data to provide insight into the customers they serve and the markets in which they operate. Advances in technology have made it possible for companies to hold terabytes upon terabytes of data, which can be harnessed to provide great customer service; however if it falls into […]
The Secretary of State for Transport, Chris Grayling, has launched the procurement process for High Speed 2. High Speed 2 is the planned high speed railway that will link London, Birmingham, the East Midlands, Leeds, Sheffield and Manchester with work scheduled to begin this year and to be fully complete by 2033. The number of […]
Is your business looking to start tendering for public sector contracts to help you grow in 2017 and beyond? This post is the second part of a two part beginner’s guide to tendering in which we will take you through what a tender is, what the tendering process entails, where to find tenders and the […]
Is your business looking to start tendering for public sector contracts to help you grow in 2017 and beyond? This post is the first part of a two part beginner’s guide to tendering in which we will take you through what a tender is, what the tendering process entails, where to find tenders and the […]
What will public sector procurement look like once the UK no longer needs to adhere to the demands of EU Procurement Directives following Brexit? Is this our chance to rewrite procurement regulations? Following the UK vote to leave the EU, many have been left wondering what the implications will be for public sector procurement. This […]
The UK manufacturing sector finished 2016 strongly, hitting a 30-month high for growth in the sector. Industry analysts claim that this indicates that the weak pound has had a positive effect on exports. The manufacturing sector is based on the fabrication, processing, or preparation of products from raw materials and commodities including all foods, chemicals, […]
How does the average buyer perceive the impact of Brexit? Do they consider Brexit an opportunity to discard the European-directed procurement process which has been holding back British business or is the current set-up something they see as best left alone? This is one of the questions that suppliers should be asking as the UK […]
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