Trio of appointments expand added value services at framework provider

Procurement solutions provider Scottish Procurement Alliance (SPA) has expanded its Livingston-based team to increase the added value support provided to partners.

Trio of appointments expand added value services at framework provider

(from left) Lynsay Logan, Daniella Bryans and Heather O’Donnell

Lynsay Logan is taking over as client support manager for the West of Scotland to develop a close working relationship with SPA partners and ensure they are fully supported to achieve their procurement goals. Lynsay brings with her many years’ experience in customer support, including over ten years within the financial services and logistics sectors, during which time she supported many of SPA’s housing partners in the West of Scotland.

Heather O’Donnell is taking up a newly created position within the technical team as project support officer. Heather has a background in site support, managing asbestos compliance across a variety of sectors. She will play a key role in supporting SPA partners and appointed companies with the delivery of projects throughout Scotland.



Daniella Bryans joins SPA in the newly created role of senior procurement officer. She has many years’ experience in public sector procurement, having held roles with the NHS, SFRS and SSE. Daniella will focus on supporting partners and appointed companies who are looking to utilise the flexibility of SPA’s Dynamic Procurement System (DPS).

SPA is the largest, free to join, procurement organisation in Scotland providing construction, refurbishment, and maintenance procurement solutions to the public sector. As a not-for-profit organisation, it provides support for partner organisations from project inception to completion, including dedicated procurement, technical, social value, and marketing expertise.


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