Discover real-world examples of how LGP's procurement solutions deliver measurable results for NSW councils and public sector organisations.
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LGP delivered a tailored Circular Economy in Procurement training program for councils across Western Sydney. The initiative was designed to help councils turn sustainability and circular economy commitments into practical procurement action.
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The City of Coffs Harbour Council identified an opportunity to build on its existing contract management foundations to further strengthen consistency, governance, and performance visibility across the organisation. To support this capability uplift, the Council engaged Local Government Procurement (LGP) to undertake a review of current practices and develop a practical, scalable roadmap for improvement.
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With support from the LGP Capability Grant FY25, Gwydir Shire Council has taken a significant step toward strengthening procurement governance through the successful delivery of an independent Procurement Service Review.
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With support from the LGP Capability Grant FY25, Warren Shire Council has strengthened its approach to ethical procurement through the successful delivery of its Building Capacity to Manage Modern Slavery Risks in Procurement initiative.
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With $25K from the LGP Capability Grant, Coonamble Shire Council delivered procurement lifecycle and advanced contracting training to 29 staff, developed custom templates, and built self-reliant procurement capability, reducing consultant dependency.
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Lismore’s City Council undertook a major road infrastructure project addressing more than 60 complex landslips caused by the 2022 natural disasters. Developed through extensive assessment, design, and planning, it aims to reconnect and strengthen Lismore while delivering long-term community benefits.
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The City of Sydney council is focused on improving water sustainability in the Green Square precinct by increasing water use efficiency and capturing alternative water sources for recycling and reuse. By reducing overall demand and maximising the value of available resources, the approach supports more resilient and environmentally responsible water management.
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When disaster struck the Forbes Homemaker Centre in March 2022, the local community faced a significant loss. A major fire destroyed the 2,600 sqm warehouse, jeopardising access to essential retailers for a growing population. The challenge - rebuilding amidst crisis.
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