Using Our Buying Power to Benefit Scotland – the case for change

Feb 02, 2012 Add a comment

 

 

 

Using Our Buying Power to Benefit Scotland is the most comprehensive independent review made of public procurement in Scotland – and concludes that a few basic reforms of the system could release hundreds of millions of pounds of investment into the Scottish economy

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