Local Government Procurement

Local Government Procurement

David Griffiths – LGP Annual Conference 2025

Cyber Protection in Practice: Moving Beyond Fear to Action Cybersecurity is never far from the headlines, and for councils it can feel like a constant worry. Ransomware, data breaches, system outages are all stories we are used to hearing often. But while the risks seem hard to protect against, the path to stronger protection is […]

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Cyber Protection in Practice: Moving Beyond Fear to Action Cybersecurity is never far from the headlines, and for councils it can feel like a constant worry. Ransomware, data breaches, system outages are all stories we are used to hearing often. But while the risks seem hard to protect against, the path to stronger protection is

Carly Cembala – LGP Annual Conference 2025

Modern Slavery in Procurement: Singleton Council’s Approach Modern slavery is a critical challenge for councils, particularly smaller regional ones with limited resources. At the LGP Annual Conference, Carly Cembala, Procurement Coordinator at Singleton Council, will share a practical case study of how her team embedded modern slavery mitigation measures and met the requirements of the

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Modern Slavery in Procurement: Singleton Council’s Approach Modern slavery is a critical challenge for councils, particularly smaller regional ones with limited resources. At the LGP Annual Conference, Carly Cembala, Procurement Coordinator at Singleton Council, will share a practical case study of how her team embedded modern slavery mitigation measures and met the requirements of the

Daniel Murray – LGP Annual Conference 2025

Why Empathy Will Be the Defining Skill for Procurement Leaders Beyond 2026 As councils and procurement teams look ahead to 2026 and beyond, the landscape is set to become more complex than ever. AI will reshape decision-making. Supply chains will face new pressures. Expectations of transparency and ethical leadership will continue to rise. Amid all

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Why Empathy Will Be the Defining Skill for Procurement Leaders Beyond 2026 As councils and procurement teams look ahead to 2026 and beyond, the landscape is set to become more complex than ever. AI will reshape decision-making. Supply chains will face new pressures. Expectations of transparency and ethical leadership will continue to rise. Amid all

Dr. Shivendra Kumar – LGP Annual Conference 2025

How Councils Can Turn Geopolitical Risk into Local Advantage When supply chains snapped during COVID, councils saw firsthand how quickly global disruptions can impact communities. Those risks haven’t gone away—geopolitical tensions are reshaping trade flows, costs, and supplier stability every day. At our conference, Dr. Shivendra Kumar will show procurement leaders how to flip that

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How Councils Can Turn Geopolitical Risk into Local Advantage When supply chains snapped during COVID, councils saw firsthand how quickly global disruptions can impact communities. Those risks haven’t gone away—geopolitical tensions are reshaping trade flows, costs, and supplier stability every day. At our conference, Dr. Shivendra Kumar will show procurement leaders how to flip that

Zincoat: An Aboriginal Owned Company Delivering a World First in Corrosion Protection

An Aboriginal-owned Australian company has developed a revolutionary protective coating that could reshape the future of steel infrastructure in Australia and beyond. NSW-based Zincoat Pty Ltd, a Supply Nation Certified business, has introduced a zinc-rich coating system called Zincoat. The technology not only matches the performance of hot dipped galvanising, the global benchmark in steel

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An Aboriginal-owned Australian company has developed a revolutionary protective coating that could reshape the future of steel infrastructure in Australia and beyond. NSW-based Zincoat Pty Ltd, a Supply Nation Certified business, has introduced a zinc-rich coating system called Zincoat. The technology not only matches the performance of hot dipped galvanising, the global benchmark in steel

WV Tech: Helping Councils Create Community Impact and Tackle Changing Data Security Challenges

The data security landscape is evolving at an unprecedented rate. Councils are under constant pressure to comply with new requirements, often without the time, money or people to spare. So how can councils protect sensitive information, stay compliant and make a positive impact? WV Tech works with government departments at every level, from local councils

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The data security landscape is evolving at an unprecedented rate. Councils are under constant pressure to comply with new requirements, often without the time, money or people to spare. So how can councils protect sensitive information, stay compliant and make a positive impact? WV Tech works with government departments at every level, from local councils

Welcome Session for Approved Contractors

Local Government Procurement is excited to launch the very first Welcome Session for LGP Approved Contractors — a free, live webinar designed to help you get the most out of your partnership with LGP. Join Michelle Burgess, Supplier Relationships Manager at LGP, for a 45-minute high-level overview tailored specifically for new and existing contractors. This

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Local Government Procurement is excited to launch the very first Welcome Session for LGP Approved Contractors — a free, live webinar designed to help you get the most out of your partnership with LGP. Join Michelle Burgess, Supplier Relationships Manager at LGP, for a 45-minute high-level overview tailored specifically for new and existing contractors. This

Extension: LGP120 Line and Road Marking Works

Local Government Procurement (LGP) has officially extended the LGP120 Line and Road Marking Works, Associated Hardware and Services contract for two additional years, moving the final expiry from 31 July 2025 to 31 July 2027. This extension ensures continued access to services including pavement marking materials, raised pavement markers, hardware removal, traffic management services, and all

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Local Government Procurement (LGP) has officially extended the LGP120 Line and Road Marking Works, Associated Hardware and Services contract for two additional years, moving the final expiry from 31 July 2025 to 31 July 2027. This extension ensures continued access to services including pavement marking materials, raised pavement markers, hardware removal, traffic management services, and all

Introducing the Contractor Code of Conduct – Setting a New Standard for Ethical and Responsible Contracting

From 1 March 2025, Local Government Procurement (LGP) has formally implemented the Contractor Code of Conduct, establishing a clear and consistent framework for ethical, safe, and socially responsible contractor practices. The Code applies to all LGP Approved Contractors and is designed to align with the expectations of NSW councils and the communities they serve.View the

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From 1 March 2025, Local Government Procurement (LGP) has formally implemented the Contractor Code of Conduct, establishing a clear and consistent framework for ethical, safe, and socially responsible contractor practices. The Code applies to all LGP Approved Contractors and is designed to align with the expectations of NSW councils and the communities they serve.View the

Meet the Team – Karan Singh

Who am I? I’m Karan, your go-to person for all things IT at LGP. Outside of work, I enjoy a mix of video games, indoor and outdoor sports, and spending time in nature. I love finding moments of solitude outdoors to recharge and soak in positive energy. How do I make a difference at LGP?

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Who am I? I’m Karan, your go-to person for all things IT at LGP. Outside of work, I enjoy a mix of video games, indoor and outdoor sports, and spending time in nature. I love finding moments of solitude outdoors to recharge and soak in positive energy. How do I make a difference at LGP?

LGP Annual Conference 2025

We’re excited to announce that planning is well underway for the 2025 LGP Annual Conference, taking place from 21–22 October at the scenic Doltone House, Darling Island, Sydney. This is LGP’s flagship event, designed to bring together local government professionals, industry experts, and suppliers from across NSW for two days of learning, networking and practical

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We’re excited to announce that planning is well underway for the 2025 LGP Annual Conference, taking place from 21–22 October at the scenic Doltone House, Darling Island, Sydney. This is LGP’s flagship event, designed to bring together local government professionals, industry experts, and suppliers from across NSW for two days of learning, networking and practical

2025 LGP Awards – Nominations Now Open

Across New South Wales, procurement professionals and contractors are helping local government deliver smarter, more sustainable solutions for their communities. Whether you’re managing a transformative project, leading with innovation, or quietly driving real impact behind the scenes – your work deserves recognition. The 2025 Local Government Procurement (LGP) Awards are now open for nominations, and

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Across New South Wales, procurement professionals and contractors are helping local government deliver smarter, more sustainable solutions for their communities. Whether you’re managing a transformative project, leading with innovation, or quietly driving real impact behind the scenes – your work deserves recognition. The 2025 Local Government Procurement (LGP) Awards are now open for nominations, and

Upcoming Networking Events for Councils – July & August 2025

LGP’s in-person networking events bring councils together to learn from peers, unpack emerging procurement topics, and hear from industry experts. Each session features a tailored agenda, guest speakers, and time to connect with colleagues. Morning tea and lunch are provided. Griffith Networking Meeting: Procurement & Engineering Date: Thursday, 31 July 2025Time: 9:00 am – 3:00

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LGP’s in-person networking events bring councils together to learn from peers, unpack emerging procurement topics, and hear from industry experts. Each session features a tailored agenda, guest speakers, and time to connect with colleagues. Morning tea and lunch are provided. Griffith Networking Meeting: Procurement & Engineering Date: Thursday, 31 July 2025Time: 9:00 am – 3:00

Extension of RFT Closing Date – T12.08-5 Consulting Services

Local Government Procurement (LGP) wishes to advise that the closing date for RFT T12.08-5 – Consulting Services has been extended. Key Information: New RFT Deadline: 2:00 PM (AEST), Friday 18 July 2025 Lodgement: All submissions must be lodged via eProcure Important: Late or emailed submissions will not be accepted Deliverables under the new contract include:

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Local Government Procurement (LGP) wishes to advise that the closing date for RFT T12.08-5 – Consulting Services has been extended. Key Information: New RFT Deadline: 2:00 PM (AEST), Friday 18 July 2025 Lodgement: All submissions must be lodged via eProcure Important: Late or emailed submissions will not be accepted Deliverables under the new contract include:

LGP First Nations Procurement Scheme Now Live

LGP is very excited to announce that our First Nations Procurement Scheme is now live in VendorPanel. Through the Scheme, LGP aims to connect NSW council buyers with First Nations enterprises to develop mutually beneficial business relationships. LGP has long recognised the value of supporting business diversity and is proud to deliver this sector-first solution

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LGP is very excited to announce that our First Nations Procurement Scheme is now live in VendorPanel. Through the Scheme, LGP aims to connect NSW council buyers with First Nations enterprises to develop mutually beneficial business relationships. LGP has long recognised the value of supporting business diversity and is proud to deliver this sector-first solution

Tender Notification: Consulting Services (T12.08-5)

This is a notification to all LGP customers that a new tender for Consulting Services (T12.08-5) has been released on Friday, 30 May 2025. Important Information This is a new tender.All interested parties — including current LGP-approved suppliers and potential new suppliers — must register on eProcure and submit a formal tender response to be

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This is a notification to all LGP customers that a new tender for Consulting Services (T12.08-5) has been released on Friday, 30 May 2025. Important Information This is a new tender.All interested parties — including current LGP-approved suppliers and potential new suppliers — must register on eProcure and submit a formal tender response to be

Bathurst Regional Council Case Study – LGP Procurement Capability Grant

The introduction of Modern Slavery legislation required a significant amount of work to update our Council’s policies and procedures. We applied for funding through the LGP Procurement Capability Grant Program to support our staff with implementing these changes. The grant allowed us to increase work hours to help get it done. We approached the project

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The introduction of Modern Slavery legislation required a significant amount of work to update our Council’s policies and procedures. We applied for funding through the LGP Procurement Capability Grant Program to support our staff with implementing these changes. The grant allowed us to increase work hours to help get it done. We approached the project

Unlocking Opportunities and Embracing New Horizons

In April 2025, I had the privilege of hosting a webinar titled “Unlocking Opportunities: How Council Procurement Can Support Local Businesses”. The session, which drew enthusiastic participation from councils across New South Wales, highlighted the important yet underutilised function of procurement – to drive inclusive economic development.  Why local procurement matters.   Beyond the transactional delivery

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In April 2025, I had the privilege of hosting a webinar titled “Unlocking Opportunities: How Council Procurement Can Support Local Businesses”. The session, which drew enthusiastic participation from councils across New South Wales, highlighted the important yet underutilised function of procurement – to drive inclusive economic development.  Why local procurement matters.   Beyond the transactional delivery

Contract Update: LGP114-3 Road, Traffic Signage and Roadside Products

LGP is pleased to announce the launch of LGP114-3, the updated and expanded panel contract for Road, Traffic Signage and Roadside Products. This contract builds on the success of LGP114-2, introducing important updates to improve accessibility, coverage, and flexibility. Commencement Date: 1 June 2025Contract Term: 10 years Contract Categories Standard Signage Non-Standard Signage Variable Signage

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LGP is pleased to announce the launch of LGP114-3, the updated and expanded panel contract for Road, Traffic Signage and Roadside Products. This contract builds on the success of LGP114-2, introducing important updates to improve accessibility, coverage, and flexibility. Commencement Date: 1 June 2025Contract Term: 10 years Contract Categories Standard Signage Non-Standard Signage Variable Signage

Programmed Training Services and Sutherland Shire Council: Building Future Workforce Pathways Through LGP

Programmed Training Services is proud to highlight the success of our partnership with Sutherland Shire Council through the LGP T808.4 contract. This collaboration not only ensures compliance, but also creates meaningful career pathways for young Australians – helping shape the future workforce. At a time when skills shortages and youth unemployment continue to rise, local

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Programmed Training Services is proud to highlight the success of our partnership with Sutherland Shire Council through the LGP T808.4 contract. This collaboration not only ensures compliance, but also creates meaningful career pathways for young Australians – helping shape the future workforce. At a time when skills shortages and youth unemployment continue to rise, local