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Heart stents secured through GETS generates savings
Part of: Procurement news ProfilePharmac has just used GETS to source tiny, mesh-like metal tubes that get placed inside narrowed coronary arteries during a procedure called angioplasty.
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New Zealand Government Procurement graduate programme 2027
Part of: Procurement news TrainingApplications are about to open for the 2027 New Zealand Government Procurement graduate programme.
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Helping schools save money on print so you can put that cash into teaching
Part of: All-of-Government ICT Hardware ICT Services Office ProcurementPrint devices delivers an average 14% savings to schools and kura.
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The people behind public procurement – shining a light on the New Zealand’s procurement workforce
Part of: Procurement newsThe 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.
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Uplifting capability through insights
Part of: Procurement newsAn 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.
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Help to build your property-related iwi relationships
Part of: Common Capability Property ProcurementWe have a panel that can help you engage Māori early in property-related projects and form better relationships while developing your property needs.
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Update on the AoG Creative and media services panel refresh
Part of: All-of-Government Contract update Professional services ProcurementThe creative and media services refresh brings new skills and perspectives to the existing panel of quality providers.
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National Fuel Response Plan – guidance on construction contracts for government agencies
This new guidance helps government agencies manage construction contracts and procurement in response to the current fuel situation.
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Training to enhance your contract management skills
Part of: Procurement news TrainingHave 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?
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AoG Insurance brokering services contract now on Procure Connect
Part of: All-of-Government Procurement news Contract updateThe 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.
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Why feedback matters - the art of the supplier debrief
Part of: Procurement newsNobody 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.
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Guidance for suppliers to government during phase 1 of the National Fuel Response Plan
Part of: Procurement newsHere's some useful guidance for suppliers, to help you manage your contracts with government agencies during phase 1 of the National Fuel Response Plan.
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New guidance on how to integrate Rule 8: Economic benefit to New Zealand
Our guidance on integrating economic benefits to your procurement now includes specific elements you can adapt to your organisation.
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How to do procurement when you are stretched
Part of: Procurement newsJuggling everything and you are the only person in your organisation in charge of procurement? Tod Cooper, Director Procurement for the Department of Corrections has got some tips for you.
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Focus on Procurement interviews: Mark Brown SPCA National Procurement Manager
Part of: Procurement newsMark shares his advice to people looking to start procurement careers, what a dollar saved on equipment can mean for an animal’s quality of life, and some of his biggest achievements.
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Focus on Procurement interviews: Olivia Tuatoko, Strategic Procurement Specialist and Lesa Laga Procurement Advisor
Part of: Procurement newsOlivia Tuatoko and Lesa Laga talk about duties including finding suppliers to maintain lighthouses, sourcing oil spill cleaning gear, and everyday solutions to make life a little easier in the office.
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Easy-use tools available for managing conflicts of interest
Part of: Procurement newsNow, more than ever, it is critical agencies properly manage any conflicts of interest and are seen to be fair and operating with integrity.
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Procurement during Phase 1 of the National Fuel Response Plan
Part of: Procurement newsHere is some useful guidance to support your agency as the situation evolves. You will need your RealMe login to access this guidance.
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Procuring one of the most powerful symbols of remembrance
Part of: Procurement newsThe ANZAC day poppy we all wear has had one of its most remarkable procurement journeys ever.
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Working to rebuild Tonga's home of democracy
Part of: Procurement newsAfter Tropical Cyclone Gita destroyed important buildings for the people of Tonga, procurement teams have stepped in to help with a complex rebuild.
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Knowledge Hour – Corruption Perceptions Index, procurement, and transparency's role
Part of: Procurement newsHow is corruption showing up in Aotearoa New Zealand and what role do transparency practices in procurement play?
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A new World Bank procurement framework could mean more action for Kiwis
Part of: Procurement newsThere’s a new suppliers hub and you’re encouraged to use it.
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Procure Connect agency webinars
Part of: Procurement newsProcure Connect, the government's e-procurement platform, is live and we continue to migrate the All-of-Government (AoG) panels from our website. We are offering fortnightly webinars to introduce the platform and to help agencies get started with Procure Connect.
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Focus on Procurement – human relations expert Kaye Ronald
Kaye talks to us about what was involved in helping build Aotearoa New Zealand’s first team of strategic procurement professionals.
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Focus on Procurement – Tupono Pahi, procurement and funds advisor at Te Taura Whiri i te Reo Māori
Part of: Procurement newsHelping people make smarter choices to deliver real value was a key driver to pulling Tupono Pahi into the procurement profession. He's got aims and ideas for how the industry can attract more people and grow the community's capabilities.
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Focus on Procurement – outgoing general manager Charlotte Payne reflects on her journey with CIPS
Part of: Procurement newsLeading with purpose, integrity and heart, Charlotte Payne steps down from her role at CIPSANZ. It's been a 21-year journey with CIPS – spanning continents and decades. She reflects on what she has learned and what she thinks the future of procurement holds.
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Where do we get our radioisotopes from?
Part of: Procurement news HealthcareThis is the complex story that shows the role procurement plays in sourcing an incredibly important part of New Zealand’s healthcare system.
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Possum tracking drones projected to bring economic benefits
Part of: Procurement news ICT Hardware LogisticsA drone is being used to help track one of New Zealand’s biggest biosecurity disasters. The procurement officer behind the project shares what the introduction of the drone in the fight against possums means and the role procurement has had in this step.
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Lessons for the New Zealand procurement sector on AI
Part of: Procurement newsNZGP was lucky to host Hiba Tahboub, Director and Chief Procurement Officer, and Khalid Bin Anjum, Senior Procurement Officer, from the World Bank in a recent Knowledge Hour.