More than 7,000 contracts adver tised on new government site
01 Jul 2006
More than 10,000 suppliers have also registered on the Supply2. gov. uk site, the first government-supported service of its kind in the UK to give businesses the opportunity to access lower-value public sector contracts, typically under £100,000 in value, from central and local government.
The portal allows UK public sector organisations to publicise their lower-value contracts free of charge. For the first time, businesses will be able to view such contracts in a single place, reducing the time taken to source opportunities. And contract information in the chosen location of a business will be available free of charge - a significant benefit, particularly for small firms.
"This new portal is a major step forward in the government's commitment to support small business. It ensures that, for the first time, small businesses can access thousands of government contracts in one place, " said DTI minister Jim Fitzpatrick MP. "It also enables businesses to register their details to ensure their expertise is seen by hundreds of public sector procurers."
HM Govt ought to be a good payer, so it's got to be worth a try?






