Whistleblowing policy
The council operates a whistleblowing policy. Suppliers
and individuals who believe that malpractice has occurred, either
in the award of contracts by the council or the delivery of
services by its contractors, should contact the Monitoring Officer,
Eric Whitfield.
This section aims to provide a wide range of information
including:
- what and how we buy
- what contract opportunities are available
- what laws and procedures apply
- guidance and advice on the tendering process
- who to speak to for further information
Guidance for suppliers
This section covers the following information, what and how we buy,
contract opportunities, the laws and procedures that apply,
guidance and advice on the tendering process and who to speak
to for further information
Current Opportunities
These tender adverts will have recently been placed in Local
Press/Specialist Publications.
Contract Renewal Programme
A five year rolling programme of Suffolk County Council
contracts.
Working with Small and Medium Enterprises and Voluntary and
Community Organisations (including local suppliers, Black and
Minority Ethnic Enterprises, Women and Disabled-owned Businesses
and Social Enterprises)
Suffolk County Council policy on
working with the above businesses and organisations.
Equalities Policy
Information on the council's equalities policy.
Supplier Charter
Suffolk County Council's Supplier Charter, which outlines
the Council's committment to its suppliers and
the Council's expectations of its suppliers.