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Podcast Episode: Navigating Public Sector Procurement with Simon Bullimore of Norse Group

In this insightful episode, Hannah Quinn-Hill sits down with Simon Bullimore, Head of Procurement at Norse Group, to explore the evolving landscape of public sector procurement.

Who Are the Norse Group? Simon provides an overview of Norse Group’s role in the public sector, how their unique model of working with local authorities sets them apart, and the procurement challenges and opportunities they face.

What Is a Teckal? The term "Teckal" isn’t widely known outside procurement circles, but it plays a crucial role in public sector operations. Simon breaks down what it means, how it applies to procurement, and whether its principles could be used more broadly.

The Procurement Act 2023 – What’s Changing? With the Procurement Act 2023 coming into force, we discuss the long-term implications for local authority procurement, potential compliance challenges, and how procurement teams can prepare for the transition.

🔹The Changing Local Authority Environment With financial pressures mounting, Simon shares insights on how local authorities can reshape procurement strategies, adapt to shifting government priorities, and ensure they continue to deliver best value.

Whether you're in procurement, local government, or simply interested in the future of public sector partnerships, this episode is packed with valuable insights!

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