Public Procurement and Property
First two policy notes of 2020
January 31, 2020 by Eddie Chapman No Comments | Category Brexit, cyber security, Procurement news, Scottish Procurement, Scottish Procurement Policy Note, suppliers
In the last week of January we published our first Scottish Procurement policy notes of 2020:
- Public procurement rules after EU Exit on 31 January 2020: SPPN 1/2020
- Scottish public sector supplier cyber security guidance: SPPN 2/2020
Tags: Brexit, cyber security, EU, policy note, Public procurement, SPPN, Suppliers
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