The Department of Conservation manages one of New Zealand’s largest pieces of toilet infrastructure, serving remote and rugged locations. This story follows the procurement journey that brings relief and convenience to users.
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Building and maintaining the nation’s most intricate network of seats
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Working on the foundations of our home of democracy
Early engagement with suppliers has been key for the Parliamentary Service in their latest building project.
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New motor vehicles contract
We’ve launched the new All-of-Government (AoG) motor vehicles contract
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New standard for accessing and collecting of personal information
The Government Chief Digital Officer (GCDO) has recently published a new information sharing standard that outlines requirements to protect personal information.
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Focus on Procurement interview - Chris Browne, Senior Consultant in Procurement, World Bank
Chris talks about how people can grow their procurement careers, supply chain security post-COVID-19, and how procurement works inside the World Bank.
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When disaster strikes what can procurement do
Whatever disaster occurs in your community will mean all expertise will need to be used to get people back into a sense of normality as quickly as possible as they respond to the incident and rebuild.
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Improving the Construction Consultancy Services (CCS) solution
The Construction Consultancy Services (CCS) contract was established in 2019 to help government agencies access a wide range of services for construction or works projects.
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Decommissioning Document Builder and automated templates
We have made the difficult decision to decommission Document Builder and our automated templates.
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Drone pilots stand to create a thousand new science frontiers with the help of GETS
As technology advances GNS Science Te Pū Ao expands its drone operations
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Building a body bequest system to manage the most precious resource we have
New Zealand’s first university and medical school is rebuilding its body bequest database. Warning: This story details what happens to peoples’ bodies once they’ve died if they have bequeathed their body to the University of Otago. Some details may be sensitive for some readers.