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First report on New Zealand government procurement open data now available

The first New Zealand government procurement open data report is now available on the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE) website.

New Zealand government procurement open data - MBIE

The report shows award notice data published by government agencies on the Government Electronic Tender Service (GETS), for the period 1 July 2019 to 30 September 2019. The data, which will be updated each quarter, includes award notice information such as names of successful suppliers and the expected spend under the contract(s).

Providing this information as open data fulfils one of New Zealand’s commitments under the Open Government Partnership and the related National Action Plan 2018-2020. To make the data open and usable we consulted with stakeholders and agreed the format for this report. We have provided a schema to help people navigate and interpret the data. Providing award data in a more usable format makes it easier to search and view information about tenders and contracts.

Government agencies are encouraged to refer to the Government Procurement Rules when publishing award notices and in particular Rule 48: Contract award notice and Rule 4: Protection of supplier information. We have also made changes to GETS to enable agencies to publish tender and contract information aligned to the Government Procurement Rules. This change means that as of 1 July 2019 onwards, information entered into GETS regarding the expected spend under the contract/s or the highest and lowest offers evaluated to award the contract, will be published as part of the award notice.

Rule 48: Contract award notice

Rule 4: Protection of supplier information

GETS training

If you have any questions about posting your contract award notices, please contact your account manager or email the Procurement team.

We will also be offering more training in 2020 and we'll let you know the dates as theses come to hand.

Related information

Government Procurement Rules

Open Government Partnership

National Action Plan 2018-2020

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