After Tropical Cyclone Gita destroyed important buildings for the people of Tonga, procurement teams have stepped in to help with a complex rebuild.
Key dates
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Apr
30
Procurement Knowledge Hour: Procurement capability in governments and why no one can afford it to go wrong
Part of: Procurement key date Knowledge hourJoin us for next Procurement Knowledge Hour, where our presenters from the Australasian Procurement and Construction Council will touch on leadership, how governments are viewing procurement, supply chains, and procurement capability.
11.30am to 12.30pm
The session will be fully online. Use this link to register:
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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
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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Working to rebuild Tonga's home of democracy
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Procuring one of the most powerful symbols of remembrance
Part of: Procurement newsThe ANZAC day poppy we all wear has had one of its most remarkable procurement journeys ever.
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Knowledge Hour – Corruption Perceptions Index, procurement, and transparency's role
Part of: Procurement newsHow is corruption showing up in Aotearoa New Zealand and what role do transparency practices in procurement play?
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A new World Bank procurement framework could mean more action for Kiwis
Part of: Procurement newsThere’s a new suppliers hub and you’re encouraged to use it.
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Procure Connect agency webinars
Part of: Procurement newsProcure Connect, the government's e-procurement platform, is live and we continue to migrate the All-of-Government (AoG) panels from our website. We are offering fortnightly webinars to introduce the platform and to help agencies get started with Procure Connect.