Find out how to build and manage your procurement career in the NSW public sector.
Since 1 July 2022, more than 400 public bodies in NSW have had legal obligations to take reasonable steps to remove products of modern slavery from their procurement, or report on those steps. This includes: NSW Government departments and agencies
This direction, PBD-2023-01, replaces PBD-2020-03 skills, training, and diversity in construction.
We’re rolling out a series of sprints to co-develop new pathways for procurement of innovation.
NSW Government buyers are invited to an online session on the new contract framework for procurements of infrastructure advisory services.
Find suppliers committed to workplace gender equality.
From 1 August 2023, agencies are recommended to use the infrastructure advisory contract framework when buying infrastructure advisory services.
Suppliers on the panel have specialist expertise in building practice and regulation, as well as mediation and project management.
Guidance on buying accessible digital products and services that are usable for everyone, including people with disability, is now available on buy.nsw.
New whole-of-government, mandatory contract is available now.
