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Welcoming new provider for the Procurement Graduate Programme
Part of: Procurement newsWe are excited to share that Augment Resources will be working with us to deliver the Government Procurement Graduate Programme from 2026 to 2029.
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Highlights of the 2025 All-of-Government (AoG) agency satisfaction survey
This year’s survey shows an overall satisfaction rating of 67% across the 23 collaborative contracts managed by New Zealand Government Procurement (NZGP).
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Lifting people up and giving them a "why" brings in awards
Part of: Procurement news HealthcarePutting people first in the design of a complex procurement programme landed two of the biggest procurement prizes available in the Southern Hemisphere.
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Supplier relationships key to biggest Christmas parade in the largest Pacific city
Part of: Procurement news Healthcare Professional servicesIt’s not easy running the biggest Christmas parade in the largest Pacific city. But what makes it easier is robust and strong supplier relationships says Farmers’ Christmas Parade General Manager Pam Glaser.
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Understanding New Zealand’s procurement workforce — Insights from the 2025 survey
Part of: Report Procurement newsEarlier this year we ran our first-ever Procurement Workforce Survey. The initiative was designed to build a clearer picture of the people working in procurement across the public sector — how they enter the profession, what skills they need, and the challenges they face.
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New Dunedin Hospital job and skills hub – case study
Part of: Procurement news Case study Construction Healthcare PropertyNZGP has helped a government funded job and skills hub change its economic fortunes and improve its commercial operations.
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Focus on Procurement – NZGP commercial procurement leader Seán Barnes
Part of: Procurement news ProfileProcurement can make so many things possible. Seán talks about social procurement, helping to shift people’s mindsets, and the growing recognition that the procurement community is the critical function to address challenges like modern slavery.
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Focus on Procurement interviews Alyssa Currie, Acting Manager, Procurement and Contracts, Pharmac
Part of: Procurement newsAlyssa walks us through the intricate world of procurement in the country’s drug buying agency. They touch on what led them to Pharmac, how procurement inside the agency responds when there is a shortage of a medication, and what her view is on New Zealand’s greatest contribution to procurement.
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Procuring Christmas in a box
Part of: Procurement newsFor 85 years the Royal New Zealand Returned and Services' Association has sent Christmas parcels filled with goodies abroad to military personnel serving in some of the world's most hostile conditions. This is the procurement story behind one of the most vital parts of the project.
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Karen English on winning the Te Tohu Ratonga Tūmatanui public service medal
Part of: Procurement news ProfileKaren talks about their life and journey into procurement and some of the toughest negotiation rooms in the world.
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Procurement keeps Christmas running in Palmerston North
Part of: Procurement newsSanta’s Cave attracts thousands of visitors every year. It is a unique museum experience. It is filled with intricate displays including motorised models that require specialised support.
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New Government Procurement Rules take effect 1 December
Part of: Procurement newsNew Government Procurement Rules come into effect on 1 December 2025. Government agencies that are required to follow the Rules are now expected to implement them.
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Economic benefit fields now in GETS
Part of: Procurement newsA new field in GETS will capture economic benefits in new procurement activities. These changes support the 5th edition of the Government Procurement Rules.
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Procure Connect live
Part of: Procurement newsThe All-of-Government External Legal Services contract is now live on Procure Connect. Procure Connect will eventually become the Government’s Commercial Centre, a quick and efficient connection between markets and government.
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2025 Government procurement business survey is now open
Part of: Procurement newsHelp us improve government procurement practices by taking part in the survey. We want to hear from all businesses and community services providers that supply to government.
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Procuring training facilities to fight fires at sea
Part of: Procurement news Training Profile LogisticsNew Zealand Maritime School has used GETS to deliver a state-of-the-art firefighting training facility.
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Top tips for working with government
Part of: Procurement newsFind out what life is like for a government supplier, how to navigate contracts and government systems, and what happens once you're on an All-of-Government panel.
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New edition of Government Procurement Rules goes live
Part of: Procurement newsThe 5th edition of the Government Procurement Rules has been published. The new Rules come into effect on 1 December 2025. Government agencies that are required to follow the Rules are expected to implement them as soon as practicable.
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Focus on Procurement interviews Elisha Minehan, of Te Papa
Part of: Procurement news ProfileFocus on Procurement interviews Senior Procurement Advisor for Te Papa, Elisha Minehan
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Focus on Procurement interviews Mel Ahnau, Managing Director of Conscious Buying
Part of: Procurement news ProfileSocial procurement delivers many indirect outcomes: job creation, economic growth, better health, reduced crime and stronger education outcomes says Mel Ahnau, Managing Director of Conscious Buying. Mel talks about the most profound impact they’ve seen in procurement when people can do work they genuinely love, at a fair and reasonable price. “This financial stability enables them to provide a better life for their whānau, which in turn strengthens the whole community”.
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Where are they now? Karen Dawson
Part of: Procurement news ProfileWelcome to our series on people in procurement who’ve picked up some of the top accolades in the industry here and overseas.
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Procurement Capability Index (PCI) reporting for 2025
Part of: Procurement newsThe reporting due date for this year's Procurement Capability Index (PCI) is 2 March 2026.
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Spotlight on reporting – Agency reporting for October 2025
Part of: Procurement newsThe next reporting deadline is 17 October 2025.
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Funding boost for New Zealand Land Search and Rescue increases procurement capability
Part of: Procurement newsFunding boost worth millions of dollars will beef up the procurement arm of Land Search and Rescue.
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New All-of-Government gas supply contract agreed with Contact Energy
Part of: Procurement newsNew Zealand Government Procurement has signed a long-term agreement with Contact Energy to secure a reliable supply of reticulated gas.
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Influence government procurement strategy, policy and practice
We’re calling for Expressions of Interest (EOI) from business leaders to join NZGP’s Business Reference Group.
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Procuring lucky numbers and the machine that runs them
Part of: Procurement newsThis is the story of the procurement journey of the Lotto balls and the machines that run them.
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Procuring web cameras for the most extreme environments
Part of: Procurement newsEarth Sciences NZ has just finished a project to procure equipment in support of volcano monitoring.
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Focus on Procurement interview – Michael Alp of New Zealand Government Procurement
Part of: Procurement newsMichael Alp shares career advice, his thoughts for suppliers considering bidding for government contracts, and what he believes is New Zealand’s greatest contribution to the procurement community.
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Update on Procure Connect and Online Panel Directory
Part of: Procurement newsNew Zealand Government Procurement is working on multiple system development initiatives at the moment. Some of the changes will affect the way agencies use All-of-Government (AoG) contracts.
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Knowledge Hour – Michael Alp
Part of: All-of-Government Procurement news Training SyndicatedKnowledge Hour recap: Michael Alp, General Manager, of New Zealand Government Procurement (NZGP)
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Focus on Procurement interview – Barbara Allen of Te Herenga Waka Victoria University
Part of: Procurement newsBarbara talks about their first taste of procurement – training in logistics in the Canadian military, what sort of tool AI could be for procurement, and the role influence is having in the procurement community.
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Graduates thrive swimming with sharks
Part of: Procurement news TrainingFor most of us, swimming with sharks in a tank is not something we would do. But New Zealand Government Procurement (NZGP) graduates dove right into it in June.
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Air travel services expands panel of airlines
Part of: All-of-Government Procurement news TravelNZGP expands panel of airlines participating in air travel services.
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Rules and Procure Connect update
Part of: Procurement newsNew Zealand Government Procurement is progressing two major initiatives in 2025 that will support better procurement outcomes across government.
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Online Panel Directory is closing
Part of: Procurement newsThe Online Panel Directory (OPD) is closing and panel information currently on OPD will move to this website.
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Building and maintaining the nation’s most intricate network of seats
Part of: Procurement news LogisticsThe 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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Working on the foundations of our home of democracy
Part of: Procurement newsAn event was held at Parliament for suppliers to find out about a site project and there are already benefits from the decision to start with early engagement.
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New motor vehicles contract
We’ve launched the new All-of-Government (AoG) motor vehicles contract