Startups are a solution to many government procurement opportunities because they view the world differently and can provide an answer which may not even be on the radar for a traditional provider.
15 January, 2020
The $80 billion Future Submarine program is already experiencing a nine-month design hold-up.
15 January, 2020
A new partnership is making it easier for startups to work with government.
13 January, 2020
Digital services company Infosys will replace Centrelink’s legacy welfare entitlements system.
1 December, 2019
Tasmania’s Premier has held talks with defence firm Thales over a submarine technology deal.
20 November, 2019
Southern Sydney councils will use their collective purchasing power to procure recycled materials from regional areas.
7 November, 2019
An audit has found a lack of transparency around NSW public sector gifts and benefits.
6 November, 2019
A NSW council is installing smart surveying technology in its construction fleet.
11 October, 2019
Governments must prepare for the future by investing in building responsible practices for how they procure AI.
4 October, 2019
Procurement-related corruption has been a ‘recurring feature’ in complaints about local government.
30 September, 2019
Electric scooters may not be as environmentally friendly as we’re being led to believe.
4 September, 2019
Lack of skills, leadership and resources are hampering council attempts to transform customer experience.
26 August, 2019
A Queensland infrastructure rehabilitation project is in the running for an award.
19 August, 2019
The success of a proposed waste export ban hangs on green procurement, councils say.
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