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Government won't fly in medicines in first batch of contracts awarded through £300m post-Brexit framework
Fifty-strong list of individuals and teams reveals those in the running for honours in the 14th annual Civil Service Awards
Tax agency issues two contract notices for design and delivery specialists
Government says updated freight capacity procurement ahead of planned 31 October exit has avoided problems that led to settlement
Watchdog says disruption cannot be ruled out despite health secretary Matt Hancock's guarantee
Organisations won't be told if their grant applications are through to the next stage until November
DfT says freight services will avoid Dover, Folkestone or Barking, where Brexit disruption is likely
Government chief commercial officer says guidance will help officials "work towards eliminating modern slavery" in supply chains
Probe comes after trade secretary apologises "unreservedly for the error" in granting two licences
IfG highlights outsourcing failures, but concludes blanket reversal would lose benefits of approach
Agency selects Deloitte, PA Consulting, and Cognizant for apparent ‘bench’ arrangements to provide on-demand personnel
Civil service chief says that assurance panel reflects the speed of the campaign launch
Cabinet Office details full brief of Simon Hart and other Cabinet Office ministers
Launch of initiative follows troubled engagement with Capita
Virgin Trains, which has run the line since privatisation, loses out to new operator including Italian state-owned firm
Bids sought after G4S contract was extended despite revelations of abuse at Brook House
Incoming chair pledges to "partner more effectively with private sector suppliers" at defence buying body
£300m spending cap accounts for possible frequency of “disruption events”, including border delays
Shadow Brexit secretary Sir Keir Starmer also raises prospect of a Brexit public inquiry under a Labour government
Some surprising figures have invited management consultants into Whitehall over the past six decades, although their private-sector expertise has not always been directed where it was needed most
Government rethinks approach after DfT's attempt to secure freight capacity for first Brexit deadline 'cost £85m'
Liz Truss says IR35 regulations for the whole public sector render specific oversight for departments unnecessary
Tussell analysis finds 90% of contracts worth £5m or more went to contractors that didn't pay their suppliers on time
Further cost increases to much-delayed and over-budget programme "inevitable", committee says