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Best councils to do business with contest

Contest to identify and celebrate councils taking a supportive approach to engaging small and medium-sized enterprises in procurements.

From:
Ministry of Housing, Communities & Local Government and Department for Business, Innovation & Skills
Published
25 January 2013

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The application process has closed.

Applies to England

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Best councils to do business with contest: letter from Number 10 and DCLG

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Best councils to do business with contest: application form

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This letter and application form encourages councils to nominate themselves for the ‘best councils to do business with’ award.

Many local authorities are already doing a lot to support small businesses in public procurement opportunities. We want these examples of excellent practice to gain the recognition they deserve, so that other councils can learn from them and that small suppliers can come forward with more confidence in bidding for local government business.

To nominate your council for this award, complete the form and return it by 5pm on Friday 22 February to bestcouncils@bis.gsi.gov.uk.

The competition winners will be invited to a reception at Number 10 Downing Street to share and celebrate their success. We are also keen to support the winners in showcasing their good practice, not only to other local authorities, but also to wider public and private sector contacts across the country.

Published 25 January 2013

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