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Procurement for the future

Economic and environmental pressures, and the impact of COVID-19, have highlighted the importance of a procurement system that is responsive and resilient, that can withstand the potential disruptions of tomorrow. The system must be fair, transparent, inclusive, and efficient.

Latest news

27 April 2022 – Positioning procurement for the future — YouTube

20 April 2022 – Great data — a road that will be more travelled

22 February 2022 – Positioning procurement for the future — what is in a name?

3 January 2022 – The man trying to spend your $51 billion better — Newsroom

13 December 2021 – Positioning procurement for the future webinar — YouTube

For more information email the Procurement team.

What is procurement for the future

Our vision is for New Zealand’s government procurement to be fair, transparent, inclusive, and efficient, so that it delivers more value to New Zealanders and responds to changing government priorities.

Data and transparency

Thousands of agencies and suppliers participate in the procurement system. This focus area aims to move from one of poor data, limited transparency with incompatible technology and no agreed standards to; an integrated e-procurement system enabling high quality data and insights.

Working together as one

This focus area aims to move from one of distributed leadership and siloed working; to strong central leadership and oversight of the system and a view that government is one customer.

Unlocking value

This focus area aims to move from one of poor capability and capacity across a system where compliance and sourcing is the focus; to one where capacity and capability is coordinated across the system and the procurement experience is reliably great.
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