Procurement Group

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Who we are

The Software and Procurement Group acts as a forum for the UK education sector  to promote the specific requirements, issues and ambition of the sector to its suppliers.

What we do

The Software and Procurement Group promotes and improves the communications between the UK education sector and its suppliers so that we can build mutually beneficial relationships. We aim to foster understanding of the sectors’ requirements, resolve issues, share best practise and drive transformation.

Member Email lists

Group discussion lists are to be used by members to discuss subjects of common interest. People entitled to join the list are members of Full and Affiliate member institutions (ie not Corporate members). The lists should not be used to advertise or promote Corporate member or non-members events/services/products. These should be posted via the UCISA-announce list.

For discussions, questions and answers you can

Useful Information

combined response to the Green Paper on Transforming Public Sector Procurement is available

Committee Members

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    • Sue Preston
    • Software Manager
    • University of Leciester
    • sd39@le.ac.uk
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    • Mark WIlson
    • Software and Technical Support Officer
    • University of Sussex
    • mlw31@sussex.ac.uk
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    • Robert Silk
    • Head of IT Supplier and Asset Management
    • University College London
    • r.silk@ucl.ac.uk

Latest News and Views

The wind of change: key drivers to harness now for a brighter HE future

The wind of change: key drivers to harness now for a brighter HE future

13 November 2024 Read Blog
CAUDIT Community Award
CAUDIT Community Award – recognition for international collaboration

The UCISA EA Working Group win the CAUDIT Community Award, along with international colleagues, for work on the Higher Education Reference Model.

24 October 2024 Read News
Change of Registered Office

Please note the change of Registered Office adress

23 October 2024 Read News