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Contract, which also covers wider public sector, allots £5m to assess telecoms and mobile spend
Think tank Reform wants department to boost digital infrastructure with savings from Whitehall’s automation agenda
Union seeks investigation into problems with payments delivered by Cabinet Office-backed Shared Services Connected Limited
UK’s procurement spend on contracts over €100m is almost double rest of EU put together, meaning SMEs lose out
New owner Macquarie has changed GIB’s name to overcome regulatory barriers to overseas investments
Think tank says that customs deal with the EU may not fully replicate exiting trade arrangements
Jobcentre workers begin two-week strike over controversial closure plans
Centre for Cities warns against overplaying benefits of moving public sector jobs out of London
Civil servants who collect court fines could be moved to the private sector under outsourcing proposal
Figures revealed in parliamentary answer show the cost of recruiting trade experts to the department since its creation in June 2016
Pharmaceutical company executive Steve Oldfield set to take up posting in October
Agency’s annual report says it will miss its target for identifying and preventing losses in the tax credits system for a second year running
Government signs 20-year lease on city centre office development to house 2,900 staff
National Audit Office report says late-running programme was “overly ambitious” with an “unachievable” timescale
Study finds Whitehall is the world’s most effective civil service for generating policy, but falls down ranking in areas like financial management and digital services
Rupert McNeil said professions will play a key role in ensuring the civil service can offer pay packages that attract and retain talented people
Firms representing 40% of central government procurement spending agree to quicken payments to tackle £26bn backlog
Taking a punt on a start-up is better than explaining costly failures to the Public Accounts Committee, according to Daniel Korski
National Audit Office says department did not look carefully enough at other ways to fund new nuclear plant
Crawford Falconer to advise on post-Brexit deals and lead development of trade profession across the civil service
PCS expresses concern that contracts forming part of the tax department’s controversial regional hub scheme were signed in the pre-election period
Two-thirds of charities who have contracts with the public sector need to use their own funds to deliver these contracts, according to think tank NPC
Letter dismisses government's claim that it meets 2% NATO defence spending target as “accounting deception”
Department-sponsored study flags move as part of wider reform of franchising system