Procurement
Procurement is defined as the entire process or function associated with the buying of goods and services to support the councils business operations. Key factors of procurement include: planning or needs analysis, strategic sourcing, purchasing, order management and ongoing cost, supplier performance management through to the use, or disposal, of a product, service or asset. This is known as the Procurement Lifecycle.
Strategic Procurement is about how the full lifecycle is managed. It means Procurement must be an integral part of an organisation's business planning. It is designed to enhance the work of line managers and those who have to deliver services to customers.
This ensures that through effective Procurement the Council can obtain value for money on all goods, works and services it buys, whilst complying both with the Council's own aims and rules, as well as national and European Law.
Clackmannanshire Council data is from April 2010 to March 2011
Total Spend £47,106,695
Spend with SME's 66.32%
Spend Locally 15.93%
Suppliers used 1868
Please use the links in the Procurement menu for more information about Procurement in Clackmannanshire Council.
You can also view or download our document entitled Doing Business with Clackmannanshire Council - A Suppliers' Guide.
The Council advertise their contract opportunities in the national advertising portal - Public Contracts Scotland http://www.publiccontractsscotland.gov.uk/
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Contact information
For further information about this page please contact:
Procurement
Greenfield House, Tullibody Road, Alloa, FK10 2AD
Tel: 01259 452017 / 450000
Email: procurement@clacks.gov.uk
Or use the on-line contact form
