We help government agencies to deliver better public services for better public value.
Getting procurement right produces better outcomes for New Zealanders. We can make this happen with good government policy, excellent procurement practices and well-informed strategic advice.
Each year, government agencies spend approximately $51.5 billion, around 20% of the country’s GDP, procuring a wide range of goods and services from third party suppliers.
We help government deliver better value and wider cultural, economic, environmental and social outcomes. New Zealand Government Procurement (NZGP) does this by lifting procurement capability and performance. We make procurement easier by providing comprehensive support and sharing knowledge, processes, templates and insights.
NZGP manages the Government Electronic Tenders Service (GETS) and New Zealand’s All-of-Government contracts for common goods and services.
We collect reporting from agencies, schools and suppliers on how they meet government expectations. NZGP assesses agency commercial capability through the Procurement Capability Index and conducts surveys to better understand the needs of New Zealand organisations.
We help government agencies with each aspect of the procurement process. Read more about our specific services and initiatives at the pages below.
Read articles on policy changes, reports and surveys, government initiatives and other relevant procurement news. You can subscribe to our regular newsletters, Focus on Procurement and Contract Bulletin, to stay informed and up to date on what’s happening in the procurement world.
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System leadership allows NZGP to focus on the vital areas and functions of our procurement system, with an emphasis on a shared vision for the future and consistent standards. The Chief Executive of MBIE is the System Leader for government procurement. NZGP delivers MBIE’s procurement system leadership objectives through a collaborative, centre-led approach.