The Procurement Assist Consortium - Procurement Pipeline 2023 / 2024

Established in 2019, Procurement Assist is a national central purchasing body with over 20 years of expertise and experience which offers all UK Public Sector organisations the opportunity to access a unique procurement solutions package, covering a wide range of goods, works and services delivered through our extensive range of Dynamic Purchasing Systems and Framework Agreements which help our clients achieve PCR2015 compliance assurance and long term cost savings and operational efficiencies. Procurement Assist is a central purchasing body under regulation 37 PCR 2015. Please refer to www.procurementassist.co.uk for additional information. To further enhance the service we provide to our existing and future clients we are forming The Procurement Assist Consortium which will be open for all UK Public Sector Contracting Authorities to join free of charge. By forming the consortium, we will be able to achieve even greater economies of scale to the procurement services we already provide to our clients. Public Sector Contracting Authorities will include (but will not be limited to) Health (NHS), Housing, Local Authorities, Education, Blue Light Services, and Charities. Cashable efficiencies will allow Members to reinvest cash savings back into front line services. To support our portfolio of 61 Framework Agreements and Dynamic Purchasing Systems already on offer, this PIN is to give advanced notice of expanding the portfolio by a further 14 Framework Agreements in 2023/24, taking the total offer to

75. The Framework Agreements are listed below in this PIN. To register interest, please email [email protected], including the Framework Agreement Reference Number(s) in the subject line of your email. Please include your company name, registered address, contact direct dial/mobile number and email address in your email. The Procurement Assist Consortium will be managed by Procurement Assist. 10% of the fees raised to administer The Procurement Assist Consortium will be invested back into the NHS.