Two years ago we achieved ISO 9001:2015 certification – recognition that our Quality Management System meets internationally recognised standards.
We put a lot of hard work into building a QMS that would allow us to deliver the best service to our clients, and it was great to see that...
In March 2020, with the country in Covid-19 lockdown and the end of the Brexit transition period drawing nearer, we weren’t sure what the impacts would be on both our industry and our business.In fact, public sector procurement has continued unchanged and as more...
Events that require a business to invoke its Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery plans are thankfully few and far between – but in bids you’re often asked to provide examples of when you’ve done just that.
A typical question asked in a tender is: ‘Please explain how you have ensured business and operational continuity and resilience throughout the life of similar contracts, in...
It’s been three weeks since the UK government announced the introduction of social distancing and self-isolation measures, and in the wake of COVID-19, all businesses face unprecedented change. While we don’t know how long the government’s remote working recommendations will continue, our clients can be confident that we’ll be there to help them win business and operate successfully, no matter...
If you’re one of the lucky people who doesn’t have a Christmas or early January bid deadline, you might already be planning some tasks you can get done in a quieter period when the phones aren’t ringing and your email inbox isn’t going into meltdown.
One thing you could use the time for is to tidy up your knowledge base. We all know capturing knowledge and keeping it up to date is a good...
The best method statements are based on a simple checklist that ensures you don’t miss anything vital. Plan out the structure of your statement, starting with a high level version, adding in the detail at the next stage. That way, it will be obvious to you what’s known and what’s unknown, as well as which parts of your content are strong and which are not.
1) What are you going to...
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