The cross-government progressive procurement target is increasing from 5% to 8% of government contracts to be awarded to Māori businesses.
Key dates
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Mar
28
Procurement Knowledge Hour: Supplier relationship management – Understanding segmentation
Part of: Procurement key date Knowledge hourJoin the Procurement Knowledge Hour where we discuss the supplier relationship management (SRM) journey and the value added by embarking on the journey.
11:30am to 12:30pm
Procurement webinars are open to any New Zealand Public Sector or commercial procurement practitioners.
The session will only be available online.
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Mar
29
Procurement for the future: Capability concept labs registration deadline
Part of: Procurement key dateRegistrations of interest for our April concept labs close at 5pm, 29 March. Join us to help design the changes needed to shape the future of government procurement capability.
Learn more about the April concept labs and how to register:
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Oct
1
Government procurement reporting
Part of: Procurement key date DeadlineBroader outcomes priority outcome three, progressive procurement policy reporting and procurement capability index (PCI) assessments are due 1 October 2023.
News and updates
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Government increases progressive procurement target following policy success
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Michael Hiscox awarded CIPS fellowship
Part of: Procurement newsOur own Michael Hiscox has been recognised for his valuable contribution to the procurement and supply profession by CIPS – the world’s largest professional body for procurement and supply.
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Procurement for the future April concept labs
Part of: Procurement newsJoin us for the latest in our ongoing series of procurement for the future collaboration events, this time focussing on procurement capability.
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Cyclone Gabrielle – Emergency procurement guidance
Part of: Procurement newsIn an emergency like a cyclone or a flood, agencies may not have to follow the usual procurement procedures. Agencies will need to be flexible in how they procure goods and services that are required for their response, and are permitted to forgo routine procurement procedures.
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Consultation on sector leadership model
Part of: Procurement newsWe’re seeking feedback on the proposed introduction of a sector leadership approach to how government manages procurement in key sectors.