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A Doing Business with HM Government roadshow has begun a tour of UK cities to show how innovative IT firms can work with the public sector.
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Government Procurement Service (GPS) has announced the award of a new Legal Services framework.
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Francis Maude visited library staff in York's Explore Centre who are set to become part of the first UK mutual library and archive service.
The Energy for Growth plan has reached the procurement stage and suppliers are invited to put forward bids.
An independent review about barriers to choice that people face in accessing public services has been published today.
A new website, Find Me Some Government Space, lets the public see for the first time what government property is available to buy or rent.
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The Prime Minister's Spokesperson (PMS) answered questions on the Spending Review, the economy and North Africa.
Cabinet Office Minister Francis Maude gave a speech about digital government at the Sprint 13 government digital showcase event.
The government has for the first time released details of the cost per transaction for some of the biggest services it provides to citizens.
Changes to the way government shares its corporate services are set to radically improve efficiency across departments and save money.
A new report shows progress on the government's quango reform programme.
The government has unveiled the list of the first wave of public services which it will digitalise by 2015.
A new approach for how frameworks are used to procure ICT will make it easier for ICT suppliers, particularly SMEs, to work with government.
Permanent Secretary objectives will be published online for the first time to increase civil service accountability.
More than 300 complaints have been investigated through Cabinet Office's Mystery Shopper initiative, which tackles bad procurement practice.
Nearly £50m has been saved in Whitehall over the last year after efforts to tackle greenhouse gas emissions, waste and water consumption.
Government Chief Operating Officer Stephen Kelly today announced the appointment of Liam Maxwell as government Chief Technology Officer.
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