Bringing together buyers and suppliers from across Scotland's public procurement community
Procurex Scotland, the leading public procurement event in Scotland, returns to Glasgow in October 2024, bringing together buyers, suppliers, leaders and influencers from across Scotland’s £16 billion public procurement marketplace.
Officially supported by the Scottish Government and playing host to some of Scotland’s leading expert speakers, buyers and supplier organisations, Procurex is the one event Scotland’s public procurement professionals cannot afford to miss.
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The Scottish Government 19th National Procurement Conference where delegates can learn and be inspired by what is happening now and what’s planned for the future: all with the aim of improving public sector service delivery and delivering a better Scotland for all.
This year’s Conference will focus on The Transformative Potential of Technology, AI and Innovation in Procurement – from supply chain management and resilience; to risk mitigation and sustainable procurement; we explore how Innovation, Technology and AI can maximise the impact of public procurement in delivering a sustainable economy and value for the people of Scotland.
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It’s been brilliant! We’ve had people travelling from as far as Seattle and Idaho to come here to find out about Scottish Procurement, so that says something – we must be doing something right!
This is a really really important event. It’s the prime event for the whole of public sector each year. It’s great to see so many people here and it’s important for our buyers and procurement officers as well as our suppliers to get together and network and understand each others’ businesses.
This is one of the most important events in the procurement calendar. I’ve been coming here since 2008 and it’s a big reunion for procurement people in the public sector across Scotland, for me it’s one of the most important dates of the year.
It’s important to be here to demonstrate our commitment to this sector and also the sustainable message that we have got in reason to PPE and workwear going forward.
There’s been a real balance of organisations here – the opportunity to speak to some of the local authorities and the NHS as well as Police Scotland and some of the emergency services. That breadth of audience has been unique.
