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ANAO asks for procurement rules rethink after damning audits

The federal watchdog has asked Parliament to consider if the rules at the heart of the government’s $80 billion procurement framework remain “fit for purpose” after its series of...

Buy Australia Plan: Govt starts by looking within

22 November 2022 | by Joseph Brookes

The Centre of Procurement Excellence established in 2019 has moved into a new “Future Made in Australia Office” within the Finance department, as the Albanese government looks to get...

DTA reviews all significant procurements after shocker audit

21 November 2022 | by Justin Hendry

The Digital Transformation Agency is conducting a review of all “significant” past procurements in the wake of a damning audit that uncovered widespread failings with its buying practices. The...

NSW Education discloses $56m Microsoft contract three years late

31 October 2022 | by Justin Hendry

A Microsoft licensing contract worth $56 million was not publicly disclosed by the New South Wales Department of Education for more than three years due to an administrative oversight...

Survey results reveal a ‘lemon market’ in govt tech procurement

20 October 2022 | by Justin Hendry

Four out of five individuals that participated in the InnovationAus.com 2022 Government Procurement Survey believe the process of selling technology to the federal government remains complex, difficult and slow....

Parliamentary inquiry launched into govt procurement failings

5 October 2022 | by Justin Hendry

A parliamentary inquiry will examine the procurement culture in Canberra after a string of damning audits exposed a failure by federal government departments and agencies to obey mandatory requirements....

Selling to Government Survey: Last chance to have your say

5 October 2022 | by James Riley

Federal government procurement of information technology products and services is a massive potential lever for industrial policy. Depending on how those dollars are directed, that purchasing power can make...

McKinsey sees 50 per cent fall in federal revenue

29 September 2022 | by Justin Hendry

US management consulting firm McKinsey saw an almost 50 per cent drop in federal government revenue last financial year, as the surge of contracts it experienced early in the...

Govt handing KPMG $1 million every day

27 September 2022 | by Joseph Brookes

The cost of federal government contracts awarded to KPMG leapt to $373 million last financial year, with the consulting giant pocketing more than a million dollars a day from...

DTA audit exposes procurement failings of the highest order

26 September 2022 | by Justin Hendry

The Digital Transformation Agency has flown largely under the radar of the new Albanese Government since it won power at the May election, perhaps unsurprisingly. And for an agency...

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ANAO asks for procurement rules rethink after damning audits

Buy Australia Plan: Govt starts by looking within

DTA reviews all significant procurements after shocker audit

NSW Education discloses $56m Microsoft contract three years late

Survey results reveal a ‘lemon market’ in govt tech procurement

Parliamentary inquiry launched into govt procurement failings

Selling to Government Survey: Last chance to have your say

McKinsey sees 50 per cent fall in federal revenue

Govt handing KPMG $1 million every day

DTA audit exposes procurement failings of the highest order

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