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Guidance to help any civil servant who works with third-party suppliers or contracts, even if this is only a small part of your role.
This document sets out the standards expected from commercial professionals in government. It will help you with recruitment or career development.
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
An overview of the Government Commercial Organisation (GCO) and where it sits with the Government Commercial Function (GCF).
The Government Commercial Function is a cross-government network procuring or supporting the procurement of goods and services for the government.
These codes outline the standards and behaviours expected from suppliers and grant recipients, and reiterate the government's approach to working with suppliers.
The Consultancy Playbook sets out key guidance on how to commission and engage with consultants more effectively to achieve better outcomes and value for money.
This page outlines the comprehensive, centrally-funded learning and development package being provided by the Cabinet Office.
A summary of the proposed provisions contained within the Procurement Act 2023
Are you a commercial specialist? Do you want to enter the Government Commercial Function? This brochure shows you what to expect on your assessment day.
This page outlines steps contracting authorities can take to help prepare for the forthcoming changes to the procurement regulations.
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