A set of Procurement Board Directions have gone live. They impact tender opportunity processes, diligence for modern slavery, the ICT purchasing framework and engagement of professional services.
NSW Government buyers of innovation benefit from practical guidance, including a robust framework for agile public sector procurement - making it easier to find, test and buy innovative solutions.
New deed replaces NSW Contract 409 for removalist services from 1 Sept 2025, bookings before 31 Aug remain under Contract 409.
Any NSW Government team can use the NSW Government’s EAN to support a project, and it doesn’t require a specific procurement process.
Sprint 3 will focus on the Source stage of procurement in an innovation buyer journey.
NSW Government is supporting the growth of the First Nations business sector. Registrations are essential and open to all interested people and organisations.
The Guide to environmentally sustainable procurement helps NSW Government agencies embed sustainability into every step of the procurement process.
Updated ICTA and Core& contract templates now meet the NSW Anti-slavery Commissioner’s Guidance on Reasonable Steps to manage modern slavery risks in operations and supply-chains (GRS) which came into effect from 1 January 2024.
Contract 23616, the ICT Spend Management Panel (ICT SMP), helps NSW Government customers optimise ICT expenditure. It offers systems, software, professional services, and managed services to better manage ICT spend.
Updates to the Guidance on implementing Procurement Board Direction 2024-02 Increasing opportunities for local suppliers to supply to government are now available.
