A LANDMARK framework has now launched opening up transformative opportunities for Scotland’s public sector to accelerate the country’s journey to net-zero.
A LEADING not-for-profit procurement organisation has announced the rotation of its committee members for the 2025 term.
As a not-for-profit organisation committed to improving lives and places through quality procurement solutions, LHC Procurement Group is proud to announce a pivotal shift in how we deliver community benefits.
We have long supported social value initiatives through our Community Benefit Fund (CBF), allocating resources to our Committee Partners for impactful local projects. Now, we are taking this commitment even further.
SPA recognised as gold standard framework provider
Scottish firm joins exclusive pool of trusted UK framework providers
We are proud to announce that LHCPG has achieved Gold Standard verification via the Constructing Excellence Constructing the Gold Standard Verification Scheme.
Writes Ross Barty, Regional Business Manager at the Scottish Procurement Alliance.
To say the last few years have been anything but turbulent would be an understatement and at times it has certainly felt like the house of cards is about to fall.
A SIGNIFICANT financial injection has bolstered a Scottish charity dedicated to supporting people impacted by addictions, mental health challenges and social isolation. This funding has enabled 1st Step to enhance its comprehensive support network, providing funding for a new coordinator and a volunteer support worker to serve across Linlithgow and Falkirk.
OVER half a million pounds has been awarded to 36 Scottish organisations, which will go towards bolstering crucial local projects and services across Scotland’s housing sector.
Glasgow Housing Co-operative ails transformative funding worth £80k
A SCOTTISH firm dedicated to improving Scotland’s public buildings has revealed in its annual results a record-breaking year delivering massive value for Scotland.
Latest figures show the proud not-for-profit supported more than 270 new projects in 2023/24, worth an impressive £175.4m to the Scottish economy.
