News releases from Internal Services (June 2014 - May 2019) (Page 3)

Government surplus equipment, including vehicles, furniture, electronics, and other items will be sold at auction on Saturday, Nov. 7, in Dartmouth.

Government is helping entrepreneurs and businesses find opportunities to sell goods and services to the public sector.

Nova Scotia, the first Canadian jurisdiction to implement access to information legislation, will celebrate Right to Know Week, today, Sept. 28 to Saturday, Oct. 3.

Government is taking the next step to clean up Boat Harbour.

Government's procurement office, including the public tenders office, is moving Friday, Aug. 28.

Government announced today, June 19, it is looking for a partner to develop and host an open-data portal.

Vehicles, heavy equipment, electronics and a host of other items will be sold at the provincial government's surplus auction on Saturday, June 27, in Dartmouth.

Government is strengthening the ability to provide people with access to information in the province.

Nova Scotia's justice centres are on alert after suspicious packages were delivered to a number of provincial courthouses today, May 5.

The front service counter at the Amherst Justice Centre on Church Street was closed today, May 4, after a suspicious package was delivered to the courthouse just after 1 p.m.

The Portland Street Community Services office in Dartmouth has moved.

Legislation was introduced today, April 17, to close the Boat Harbour Effluent Treatment Facility in Pictou County in January 2020.

The government has negotiated a five-year contract for landline telephone services with Bell Aliant.

Government is improving service delivery across the public sector.

E-mail addresses for accessing government employees and services are becoming easier for Nova Scotians to use and remember.

Government is celebrating Small Business Week, Oct. 19-25, by helping entrepreneurs and businesses find opportunities to sell goods and services to the public sector.

Government's next surplus auction is Saturday, Oct. 18, in Dartmouth.

Government will increase oversight of its procurement process by creating a new internal audit program.

After an independent review, a vendor has been chosen and government will begin negotiating a contract for landline telephone services.

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