Chris Robinson and Fleur Summers
A Procurement Podcast - The Reform Rundown
With 40 years combined public sector procurement experience, Chris and Fleur discuss the key features that will impact this sector as we edge closer to the launch of the Procurement Act 2023 which will be one of the largest changes that has been seen in this area for a number of years. Each episode as part of this podcast series will cover a bite-sized topic that we think you will be interested to know more about. If there are any areas that you would like us to discuss as part of future episodes or be a guest, please contact us at podcast@thereformfundown.co.uk
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Episodios
Trailer (A Procurement Podcast - The Reform Rundown) 18.03.2024 0:32
Trailer/Intro for 'A Procurement Podcast - The Reform Rundown'
Episode 3 - Sustainability & Social Value 18.03.2024 14:43
Welcome to the 3rd episode of 'A Procurement Podcast - The Reform Rundown'! In this episode, Chris and Fleur discuss where we currently are as at the start of March 2024 and explore two key areas covering Sustainability and Social Value within procurement processes and the changes that we will see
Episode 2 - Key Themes of the 2023 Procurement Act 18.03.2024 14:12
Join Chris and Fleur as they explore the key themes and impacts of the upcoming Public Procurement Reform Act 2023, and the opportunities and challenges for public sector entities and suppliers
Episode 1 - What lies ahead for the Act in 2024 18.03.2024 8:56
In this 1st episode of 'A Procurement Podcast - The Reform Rundown', Chris and Fleur explore the key themes and impacts of the upcoming Public Procurement Reform Act 2023 as well as the opportunities and challenges for Public Sector entities and suppliers.
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