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Update on Dynamic Purchasing System 2.0
December 5, 2018 by Lorraine Carlyle No Comments | Category buyers, Contract Notices, digital technology products and services, Dynamic Purchasing System, framework agreements, ICT, Procurement news, Scottish Procurement, SMEs, suppliers
Our Dynamic Purchasing System 1.0 (DPS) for Digital Services will end in early 2019 to make way for DPS 2.0 for Digital Technology Services.
This new agreement will have similar scope and lot structure as DPS 1.0 covering digital technology projects, digital technology resources and cyber security services. The straightforward process to call-off will remain the same and continue to offer benefits such as access to a wide range of suppliers (particularly SMEs). We expect to establish DPS 2.0 in January 2019.
DPS 1.0 will close to new procurements when DPS 2.0 goes live but will remain open until all procurements that are in progress are concluded.
For further information contact Margaret Anne McKeown on 0141 242 0111.
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