Transparency data: DfE and executive agency ePCS spend over £500: 2018 to 2019

Spending by electronic purchasing card solution (ePCS) over £500 in the 2018 to 2019 financial year.

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Department for Education and executive agency spend over £500 by ePCS: February 2019

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Department for Education and executive agency spend over £500 by ePCS: January 2019

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Department for Education and executive agency spend over £500 by ePCS: December 2018

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Department for Education and executive agency spend over £500 by ePCS: November 2018

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Department for Education and executive agency spend over £500 by ePCS: October 2018

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Department for Education and executive agency spend over £500 by ePCS: September 2018

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Department for Education and executive agency spend over £500 by ePCS: August 2018

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Department for Education and executive agency spend over £500 by ePCS: July 2018

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Department for Education and executive agency spend over £500 by ePCS: June 2018

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Department for Education and executive agency spend over £500 by ePCS: May 2018

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Department for Education and executive agency spend over £500 by ePCS: April 2018

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Details

Details of all ePCS expenditure over £500 by:

• Department for Education (DfE)
• Education and Skills Funding Agency (ESFA)
• Standards and Testing Agency (STA)

Published 24 September 2018
Last updated 4 June 2019 + show all updates

1. 4 June 2019 Added data for March 2019.
2. 29 May 2019 Added data for February 2019.
3. 28 May 2019 Added data for December 2018 and January 2019.
4. 1 April 2019 Added document ‘Department for Education and executive agency spend over £500 by ePCS: November 2018’.
5. 21 March 2019 Added data for October 2018.
6. 19 December 2018 Added data for July, August and September 2018.
7. 13 December 2018 Added data for July, August and September 2018.
8. 24 September 2018 Added spreadsheets showing Department for Education and executive agency ePCS spend over £500 during May and June 2018.
9. 24 September 2018 First published.