The creative and media services refresh brings new skills and perspectives to the existing panel of quality providers.
Key dates
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Jun
11
Agency webinar: Overview of Procure Connect
Part of: Procurement key date TrainingLearn about Procure Connect, how the platform works and where to find help.
Thursday 11 June, 10am – 11am
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Jun
25
Agency webinar: Agency administrator
Part of: Procurement key date TrainingHow to manage your organisation’s details and tasks for the agency administrator.
Thursday 25 June, 10am – 10:45am
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Jul
9
Agency webinar: How to begin an RFx in Procure Connect
Part of: Procurement key date TrainingLearn how to start a procurement activity from a panel and the RFx process.
Thursday 9 July, 10am – 11am
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Jul
23
Agency webinar: How to view, evaluate and award an RFx in Procure Connect
Part of: Procurement key date TrainingDeep dive into the RFx process in Procure Connect.
Tuesday 23 July, 10-10:45am
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Sept
1
Supplier onboarding for construction consultancy services open for September 2026
Part of: Procurement key date All-of-Government ConstructionSupplier onboarding for construction consultancy services open from 1 to 30 September 2026.
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Oct
1
Rule 22: Panel of suppliers reporting
Part of: Procurement key dateReporting by all mandated agencies on their spending through panels is due 1 October 2026.
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Oct
1
Supplier diversity reporting due
Part of: Procurement key dateReporting by all mandated agencies on the value of contracts awarded to Māori businesses is due 1 October 2026.
News and updates
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Update on the AoG Creative and media services panel refresh
Part of: All-of-Government Contract update Professional services Procurement -
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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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.