Good data helps us make better decisions, measure performance and find ways to improve. Mandated agencies provide data through regular reporting and dashboards are published here.
These interactive dashboards provide insights into procurement practice and spending patterns. The dashboards show:
Data is available across a number of years. The datasets do not reveal personal information or contract details.
This data can support decision-making, with a focus on improving procurement performance and successful outcomes.
Data is a key area of focus for New Zealand Government Procurement, and we’ll update these dashboards monthly so that they continue to improve over time.
This dashboard shows how tenders for products and services compare with those of other agencies. You can find out, for example, about responses to tenders and time taken to award.
The data for this report is based on information agencies supply provide via GETS.
Information might be missing when a tender is registered or completed. Where possible, we’ve made an assumption about any missing information or have excluded it.
Information presented in this tool should not be used to consolidate financial data.
Current tenders — GETS - Government Electronic Tender Service
Download the dashboard to your computer to filter the data. This function will not work if the dashboard opens in the browser.
The collaborative contracts dashboard is accessible only to agencies logged into the procurement website.
It illustrates the combined spend data of agencies required to apply the Government Procurement Rules. The dashboard shows their spend on products and services bought through All-of-Government (AoG) and Common capability contracts (collectively called collaborative contracts). This data comes from reports submitted quarterly by collaborative contract suppliers.
Data from Syndicated contracts, ICT Common Capability contracts, and DIA agreements is not included.
The dashboard can help mandated agencies better understand their procurement activities, and the benefits of using collaborative contracts. Data comes from mandated agencies, but it can be useful for others to see how these agencies benefit from using AoG contracts. Other organisations may include New Zealand schools, councils, and government agencies who are encouraged – but not required – to follow the Government Procurement Rules.
This collaborative contracts dashboard is designed to improve transparency in government spending and showcase the savings gained through collaborative contracts. Agencies can compare their spend data with agencies of similar size and function, and use this knowledge to discuss and improve their spending practices. This transparency fosters accountability, encourages responsible spending, and helps agencies find ways to achieve better outcomes.
Collaborative procurement data on the dashboard is collected and updated quarterly.
The dashboard is for government agency use only and should not be shared externally.
This section contains information which may be commercially sensitive and should not be shared publicly.
To view this content, you must be logged in, approved for secure content access, and your agency must be signed up to the contract.
For assistance, please contact nzgppsystems@mbie.govt.nz
These reports were prepared by using Microsoft Power BI to analyse and interpret the data. Data was provided by government agencies via GETS, or reported to us by collaborative contract panel suppliers. The reports provide an overview based on visual analysis and should not be interpreted as a definitive or exhaustive analysis.
The reports assume that the provided data in GETS and from collaborative contract suppliers is complete and accurate. However, there may be limitations or factors that weren’t considered during the analysis that could have influenced the results. These limitations may include, but are not limited to:
The Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment accepts no liability for the accuracy, completeness or content of material in this report.
This dashboard shows the estimated size, age and makeup of the government’s light vehicle fleet, based on the New Zealand Transport Agency Motor Vehicle Registry. The dashboard is updated quarterly.
Every year, we share data-based insights on the state of government procurement in New Zealand. These high-level numbers show key statistics like New Zealand businesses’ access to government procurement, reduction in emissions, and total cost savings from using All-of-Government contracts.
Reporting is important because it informs policy and improves the visibility of procurement data. Reporting helps to identify public value. It also helps all government agencies track how they’re doing and measure improvement over time.