Exciting news! We’ve just launched the new Flooring Supplies & Services Framework. It connects education and public sector organisations with vetted suppliers, covering everything from everyday carpets to specialist sprung sports hall floors. It’s the smart, stress free way to manage your assets and budget.

Public sector organisations face enough challenges without having to juggle multiple print suppliers, legacy processes, and complicated procurement routes. That’s why Dukefield Procurement has launched a new national framework specifically designed to streamline print and associated services, and it’s ready to use now.

We’re excited to share that the brand-new Communications Solutions Framework is ready to use. Built specifically for public sector buyers, this framework offers smarter procurement, reliable suppliers, and future-ready communications technology.

We’re proud to announce the launch of a new national Legal Services Framework, created in partnership with the University of Essex and managed by Dukefield Procurement. This framework is your one-stop shop for legal support across the education and public service sector.

A practical step-by-step guide to procurement frameworks to save you time and deliver best value by a team of experts who understand the need for compliance alongside maximum efficiency.

Dukefield Procurement are pleased to announce the launch of the National Health Sector Framework for the provision of PPE, Uniform & Workwear, Footwear, Healthcare Garments, Procedure Packs and Associated Services.

The commencement date for the Procurement Act 2023 has been postponed until February 2025. Whilst this delay has given procurement teams a temporary reprieve, this will be the biggest shake up in the procurement world for nearly a decade and those working in procurement roles will need to prepare.

Dukefield share their understanding of the Procurement Act 2023.

Ricoh have provided some key considerations which will be vital in improving your sustainability and efficiency in 2025.

The current procurement regulations set out how public sector contracting authorities should buy their goods and services. There are a number of regulated procedures which contracting authorities should follow.