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Under new rules for the Procurement Bill, SMEs should have greater opportunity to compete for government contracts.

Minister for the Cabinet Office Jeremy Quin visits a small dog detection business in North Wales ahead of annual public sector spending figures.

Recent data reveals UK SMEs received £21 billion worth of government contracts in the fiscal year 2021/22, translating to an average of approximately £3,800 for every British small business.

New data released today reveals small businesses (SMEs) won a record-breaking amount of government work in 2021/22.

Chinese electric cars imported to the UK to help hit net zero targets will enable Beijing to spy on British citizens, ministers have warned.

Imports from Beijing would help with net zero targets, but ministers fear technology could be used to harvest information on drivers

Amendments to the Procurement Bill which were passed in the Senate last Friday were passed today in the House of Representatives, without the support of the Opposition UNC.

Council due to focus on forging links with smaller businesses Closer links with thousands of smaller businesses which form the foundations of North…

The Procurement Bill was passed in the Senate during a marathon sitting that started at 1:30 pm on Thursday and ended at 2:30 this morning. The Bill was passed with

A new study from the National Audit Office urges department to do more to analyse information on competitive landscape and use levers to ensure agencies are complying with buying rules Public spending watchdog the National Audit Office has highlighted a litany of shortcomings with government proc