Let me ask you something. Have you ever driven past a brand new NHS building, a freshly resurfaced motorway, or a shiny new council facility and thought to yourself,   who got paid to build that? Because somebody did. Somebody got a very large cheque. And I guarantee you it wasn’t the most talented company in the country. It was the company that knew how to bid. The UK government spends over £300 billion every single year on public sector contracts. Three hundred billion pounds. Annually. That is not a rumour. That is a published, verifiable figure from the Cabinet Office. Construction; Facilities management; Healthcare; Logistics; Energy; Security;  IT. Every sector you can think of. The government buys it all,  and they buy it from private businesses just like yours.  A significant portion of that money, money that your taxes contribute to, goes to the same companies year after year. Not because they are the best. Not because they deliver the highest ...