Procurement reform remains a “huge opportunity” for the federal government to better harness the power of its $70 billion annual spending on goods and services to drive specific industry and economic outcomes, according to independent ACT senator David Pocock.
The government should be looking at ways to bake a ‘retained economic benefit’ into its procurement guidelines and to use those tens of billions of procurement dollars to help in building …
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