In this blog, we take a look at Great British Energy and what this could mean for procurement and bidding.

In this blog, we take a look at Labour's plans for renewable energy.

In this blog, we take a look at the new UK Labour Government's plans for infrastructure.

This blog looks at the priorities in health and social care for the new UK Labour Government.

In this blog we look at the 2024 King’s Speech, what it is, and the key announcements that were made.

In this blog, we take a look at the importance of pre-bid work.

In this blog, we take a quick look back at the 2024 European Championships, parallels with the bid world, and the importance of teamwork.

In this blog, we look at what bid and content libraries are, why you need them, and how to keep them updated.

In this blog, we look at the importance of capacity planning for the holidays and tips on how to do so.

In this blog, we take a look at innovation in Bid Management, how AI is changing the way we work, and our new partnership with Altura.

In this blog, we look at ideas for innovation in social value. Look at social value as a opportunity to develop and implement new and bespoke ideas that meet end client’s needs, and support local communities.

This blog looks at how to be innovative in your financial modelling to help you be as successful as you can be in bidding.

In this blog, we look at some ideas for innovation in bid writing, including how to continuously improve, and some ideas for using AI.

In our last blog for the ‘month of politics’, we look at the links between politics ad procurement and some final conclusions.

This blog explores how a new government can change public spending priorities, and the ripple effect this has on procurement and bidding.

This blog looks at what the upcoming UK General Election could mean, why it is important, and how to prepare for it in the bidding world.

We take a look at the results of the local electoins from 2nd May 2024 and what thy could mean for procurement and bidding, as well as the upcoming genral election.

In this blog, purdah is explored as a critical pre-election practice imposed to ensure impartiality and fairness within public services. Originating from an ancient concept of seclusion, purdah today plays a crucial role in politics and procurement, specifically by imposing restrictions on public communications and decision-making processes to avoid influencing electoral outcomes.

This blog takes a quick look at the potential future of the NHS and what this couldmean for procurement and bidders.

This blog looks at some tips and tricks that could help you in writing high scoring and successful bids into the NHS.