Welcome to Procurement Assist
Your perfect procurement support partner
For all your procurement requirements
Procurement Assist is a refreshing and innovative procurement solution designed for the whole of the Public Sector to use and gives Public Sector Bodies 100% compliant access to a suite of national pre-procured Dynamic Purchasing Systems (DPS) covering an extensive range of goods, works and services.
We act as an extension of our clients organisation to deliver innovative and flexible needs-based procurement solutions that offer four levels of service and price options dependent on the clients level of involvement. And, with no additional charges based on contract value to either the client or the supply chain we can help to reduce the time, effort, and cost of finding high quality service providers – whatever your procurement needs.
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*Compared to our competitor fees, typically 4% of contract value.
The benefits of using our Dynamic Purchasing Systems
For the entire public sector
Easy to set up
No maximum duration
Find a supplier in less than 10 days
Add suppliers anytime
Beposke contract to suit your needs
A DPS is flexible and can changed anytime
Complete transparent pricing. No ongoing costs
Fully compliant
We have four levels of service
Save time and money
How can we help?
Supply chain
With Procurement Assist there are no fees payable to us from service providers! This ensures our supply chain is as competitive as possible for our clients which in turn helps us to secure more opportunities for our supply chain.
Suppliers can register their interest to be accepted on one of the Procurement Assist agreements at any time during its lifetime and we welcome applications from all types of suppliers – including new/SME or local suppliers from across the UK.
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Latest news
Cabinet Office publishes Green Paper on ‘Transforming Public Sector Procurement’
We talk to our CEO Keith Armstrong and asked him to share his views. The long awaited Green Paper was published on 15 December 2020. Consultation ends on 10 March [...]
PPN0120 – what happens next?
The Government issued an amended Procurement Policy Note, PPN0120 on 18 March 2020 in response to the Covid pandemic, outlining the ability to direct award through pre-procured agreements, such as [...]
Dynamic Purchasing Systems – top 11 questions we receive
Here at Procurement Assist our clients ask us many questions about Dynamic Purchasing Systems, including the differences between DPS and frameworks and also DPS compliance. We comprised together the [...]