With good data, we can make better decisions, measure performance and find ways to improve. Mandated agencies provide data through regular reporting and dashboards are published here.
The dashboards provide insights into procurement practice and spending patterns and identify areas of improvement. They support intelligence-led decision-making, focusing on improved procurement performance and successful outcomes.
This dashboard shows transparency and insights into the procurement lifecycle from Government Electronic Tenders Service (GETS) data.
Use the GETS dashboard to get a view of:
This dashboard compares government tenders for products and services by using responses and time taken to award.
Download the dashboard to your computer to filter the data. This function will not work if the dashboard opens in the browser.
This dashboard contains information collected via GETS. It is the agency’s responsibility to make sure the information they enter into GETS is accurate and complete.
It shows data across several years. This means it can reveal the impact of disruptive events like the COVID-19 pandemic.
We will update this dashboard quarterly to keep the data fresh and help you stay competitive.
On the left side of the tabs, there may be different ‘slicer’ boxes. These boxes have clickable buttons that can filter the displayed data.
Clicking the first button at the top of the box (multi-select tick box icon), lets you select multiple buttons at the same time to show combined data (for example, large and medium agencies).
Clicking the second button (clear filter button) clears any selections made and displays the combined data of all entries in that box.
This dashboard shows how All-of-Government (AoG) collaborative contracts achieve value for spend.
This information is commercially sensitive. You’ll need to log in to access it.
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This section contains information which may be commercially sensitive and should not be shared publicly.
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.