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Claire Gamage in Challenging Procurement

Oct 30, 2019

Innovation Partnerships: An effective but under-used tool for buying innovation

Looking to explore…

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Sam Markey in Challenging Procurement

Oct 15, 2019

Innovation block? The problem with procurement

Innovation is driving significant changes in the way we…

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Julian Blake in Challenging Procurement

Mar 3, 2020

Stepping from Procurement to Partnership

Four years on, what impact has the ‘The Art of the Possible…

Paul Conneely in Challenging Procurement

Mar 9, 2020

Why Commissioning Needs Radical Procurement

Innovation Partnerships, collaborative commissioning…

Nicola Yates OBE in Challenging Procurement

Oct 16, 2019

How do you solve a problem like procurement?

Connected Places Catapult is seeking input on practical…

Sam Markey in Challenging Procurement

May 18, 2020

Radical innovation for places in the age of COVID-19

Reflections on questions posed during a webinar…

Gavin Summerson in Challenging Procurement

Oct 17, 2019

New approaches to innovative procurement

How the SBRI approach enabled Belfast City Council to think…

Gavin Summerson in Challenging Procurement

Oct 25, 2019

The Challenging Procurement Link Library

There’s a wealth of guidance on approaches to public…

Malcolm Harbour CBE in Challenging Procurement

May 7, 2020

How responses to Covid-19 can energise innovative procurement

Dealing with Coronavirus has shown that…

Graeme McDonald in Challenging Procurement

Dec 18, 2019

Plant a spotlight on the problems you are trying to solve, and open it up for others to innovate

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Challenging Procurement

Public procurement is widely viewed as a challenge to the adoption of innovative products and services. In this publication, curated by the Connected Places Catapult, we test that assumption — and ask what might be done to change it?

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