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Print devices delivers an average 14% savings to schools and kura.

The Procurement Workforce Survey helps build a clear picture of the people who work in public sector procurement across New Zealand. The 2026 survey launches in early July and we need your participation.

An important part of New Zealand Government Procurement’s offering is our Workforce and Capability team. They help to promote best practice, foster collaboration, and develop procurement practitioners’ knowledge and skills.

We have a panel that can help you engage Māori early in property-related projects and form better relationships while developing your property needs.

The creative and media services refresh brings new skills and perspectives to the existing panel of quality providers.

This new guidance helps government agencies manage construction contracts and procurement in response to the current fuel situation.

Have you ever wondered how even the smallest distraction, assumed or unexpected, can throw a whole project off track? Want to get the skills that will get you past those hurdles?

The All-of-Government (AoG) Insurance brokering services (IB services) contract is now available for agencies to use on Procure Connect. The Government's e-procurement platform will be the central location for all AoG panels.

Nobody likes to give anyone bad news. No one. But it’s part of every aspect of life and in government procurement that means letting some suppliers know their bid was unsuccessful and why.

Here's some useful guidance for suppliers, to help you manage your contracts with government agencies during phase 1 of the National Fuel Response Plan.