Public Procurement and Property
Scottish Procurement vlog with Nick Ford
October 5, 2021 by Melissa Reilly No Comments | Category Fair Work, Procurement news, Scottish Procurement, vlog
Introducing the second in a series of Scottish Procurement vlogs, Nick Ford, director of Scottish Procurement and Property, reflects on the key achievements and challenges of recent months – and also to look forward at what’s coming up.
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