This means you can rest easy, knowing our value for money, behaviours, skills and knowledge have been pre-vetted. As a result, Best Practice Group is proud to be included in the following professional services and management consultancy frameworks.

Procurement Frameworks:

Management Consultancy Framework Two (RM6008)

We are proud to be on the MCF2 framework and have been vetted to provide services under Lot 1 (Business Consultancy) and Lot 2 (Procurement, Supply Chain & Commercial). You can contact BPG to discuss supporting your requirements on the following:

Lot 1 – Business Consultancy:

Business Case Development
Capability Development
Business Proces Re-engineering
Business Sourcing Strategies
Strategic and Operational Planning
Change / Programme Management
Forecasting, planning and development
ICT
Options Appraisal
Project Management
Risk Management

Lot 2 – Procurement, Supply Chain & Commercial

Market research, analysis and testing
Financial Support
Insourcing / Outsourcing
Strategic & Complex Procurement
Innovative Contractual Arrangement
Procurement Methodologies
Category Management
Supplier Relationship Management
Supplier Performance Management
PFI Procurement
Risk Mitigation
Contract Creation & Management
Contractual remedial support / Contract performance improvement

G-Cloud 12 – Crown Commercial Services

You will find BPG’s services on the Government’s Digital Marketplace to support your Cloud technology project.

NEPRO – Specialist Professional Services Framework

BPG has been pre-vetted to supply specialist consultancy services for the public sector. Please contact us to understand more about the framework, which is delivered by Bloom.

Digital Outcomes and Specialists 5

If you are searching for Digital Specialists or a Digital Outcome, BPG can be found on the Crown Commercial Service’s new Digital Outcomes and Specialists 5 Framework.

30/03/2020 – Update – Due to the current coronavirus COVID-19 outbreak, CCS is calling on Regulation 72 (1) (c) to extend this agreement for up to 6 months from the original end date of 30 September 2020 to 31 March 2021. This will relieve pressure on the supply chain while short staffed, to help businesses to continue to deliver services and goods to customers. CCS intends to deliver replacement agreements as quickly as possible after the initial COVID-19 impact.

For organisations in the Public Sector, you can buy our services through a number of Procurement Frameworks