Worcestershire County Council Procurement

Every year Worcestershire County Council (WCC) has spent approximately £270m on the procurement of Goods, Works and Services.

In 2011, the council made a commitment to apply WCC's Commissioning Process to all services in the future to source the right service from the right provider at the right price. This will either be the internal provider or will result in the service being procured from an external provider.

The council is committed to effectively working with its providers and promoting opportunities for organisations from all sectors.

The Council has well-established procedures for offering work or buying products and does not respond to unsolicited enquiries or applications.

	Tendering Opportunities eTendering Portal
	How to do Business with Worcestershire County Council How the Council buys and sells Worcestershire County Council's Commissioning Process:     The right service from the right provider at the right price.
	Procurement Plan and Contracts Information about the future planned contracts, current contracts and the contract standing orders.
	News Latest and archived Procurement news.
	Frequently Asked Questions What is the difference between a tender and a contract? Why does the Council ask for a Tender rather than a Quote At what level does a quote become a tender? What is a competitive tender? You can view more questions on Council Procurement in the frequently asked questions.

	Contact Us Email: Strategic Procurement Team
	Telephone: 01905 766507
	Strategic Procurement Team Worcestershire County Council County Hall Spetchley Road Worcestershire WR5 2NP