Commercial

FoI requests before the deal was scrapped reveal external advisers to controversial contract

CCS scheme aims to take advantage of construction pipeline to match suppliers to projects

Deal reached to reduce company’s debt burden following talks with lenders and the Cabinet Office

Details of planned support package published by business secretary Greg Clark after firm reverses pledge to manufacture new model at Sunderland plant

The Cabinet Office alone awarded contracts worth a total of £56m, the figures show

The Transport Select Committee was told there was “no lawful basis” to use emergency powers to award contracts worth millions without an open tender.

Government accepts request by MPs as part of a number of recommendations to improve customer service

Change is needed to ensure the public are not "left in the dark about the operation of public services," the report said.

Cabinet Office minister unpacks vision for driving government use of emerging technologies

Cleaners, receptionists and security guards are demanding £11-an-hour London living wage

MoD permanent secretary admits the contract has not been "anywhere near as successful as we’d like".

Twelve months on from the collapse of one of the government’s biggest contractors, Richard Johnstone looks at how the Cabinet Office has responded and reformed its approach to outsourcing

Major government contractor G4S fails to win any bids in the latest contracts round.

The transport secretary defended the department's decision to award a £13.8m contract to a company that owns no ferries.

Update on tax and benefit authority’s transformation plan says it is learning the lessons from the early stages of its moves to regional centres

Cabinet Office reports 2% reduction in floorspace and £750m generated from site disposals

Transparency data puts latest Cabinet Office and DExEU tally at £10m-plus and rising

Strategy aims to standardise household recycling and introduce weeky food waste collections

PCS union announces result of ballot of outsourced workers and reiterates call for services to be brought back in-house

The Home Affairs Committee urged the government to pay greater attention to its "duty of care" as it prepares to hand out £4bn worth of new contracts.

Programme has consistently fallen well short of recruitment goals, NAO report finds

Departments increasing spending with biggest suppliers despite financial troubles, review finds

Union voices anger that Disclosure and Barring Service project will not be brought back in-house

The department has on multiple occasions been forced to deny that it might abandon the project as progress has stalled