In-procurement Magazine
In-procurement is a market leading public sector procurement publication that is posted by name and job title to over 3,000 of the biggest decision holders in public sector procurement. Our subscribers include Heads of Procurement, Finance Managers, Chief Buyers and other major budget holders from universities, colleges, local and central government and private businesses from the UK and around the world. We are in contact with all our readers on a regular basis to ensure the magazine is fulfilling its function as an informative yet interesting publication that covers everything ‘procurement’ from across the world.
Within In-procurement, we receive articles from a range of diverse procurement experts and professionals from all corners of the globe. We regularly receive contributions from all continents, with leading procurement professionals and stakeholders in the public and private sectors, as well as non-governmental agencies.
We are a publication on the rise and since we began publishing in 2013, both our readership and content has continued to grow massively. If you would be interested in receiving a media pack for further information on advertising in or subscribing to our magazine, please email publications@in-tend.co.uk. Our publication is bimonthly in the UK and quarterly for the rest of the world, so please be in touch wherever you are located.
In-procurement is posted out on a bimonthly basis by Name and Job Title to 3,000 public sector buyers across the UK. As a subsidiary of the University of Sheffield, In-tend Ltd has an unrivalled pedigree in understanding the procurement marketplace from both a buyers’ and suppliers’ perspective. It is with this experience that we are able to produce our magazine In-procurement as a way of transferring procurement knowledge between sectors, whether this be articles on regulations for buyers or bid writing tips or consultancy for suppliers. Both sectors can utilise, take an interest in and be informed via our publication.
Ran by procurement professionals from the public sector, we at In-tend Ltd know the importance to private sector companies of gaining a platform and getting themselves recognised by the big budget holders in the UK public sector. We offer a range of solutions to aid your company in getting onto the desk, in the same room or generally in contact with the biggest decision makers in the country.
Our readership includes Heads of Procurement and Finance Managers all the way down to Procurement Officers and Junior Buyers. All of which have a say in which companies are rewarded public sector contracts. In terms of organisations, In-tend have a large foothold in the University sector with over 2/3 of all UK universities using the In-tend system and every single University in the country receiving a copy of In-procurement Magazine. We also have every single College and local authority in the country receiving their own copy addressed to their respected Head of Procurement. Also included in our readership are a large amount of NHS Trusts, Housing Associations and Fire & Rescue Services and our mailing list is growing on a daily basis.
If you believe subscribing to our magazine is for you, please enter your details below in order for a member of our publications team to get in contact with you. An annual subscription to In-procurement is just £99+VAT and includes further benefits on other In-tend services such as consultancy, events and Sell2UK.
”It is the only procurement publication that grabs our attention”
- Head of Procurement, Middlesex University
”I normally read it and share it with my colleagues. It’s a great magazine and I find the articles really interesting and helpful. The cartoon at the back normally goes down well with us as well, especially the bad jokes!”
- Procurement Manager, Radian Group
“I find In-procurement incredibly interesting. I receive specific magazines for my category areas and the University sector but this is the only magazine I receive which covers procurement generally and it is interesting to see what people and companies are doing within the sector and also the updates provided on changes in regulations and contract law cases.”
- Head of Procurement, University of Reading