NSW Climate and Energy Action is investing $10 million to support local government and charge point operators to install kerbside electric vehicle chargers across metropolitan NSW through the EV Kerbside Charging Grants. The grants are designed to help make it easier to own an electric vehicle by providing kerbside charging in locations where off-street parking …
LGP has wrapped up a highly successful 2023 financial year. Care of the support we received from our councils and suppliers over the past 12months we managed over $870m in spend under our contracts. This is up $100m on last year, we are very grateful for the trust given to LGP to manage council spend …
On August 4th our friend, colleague and supporter Bruce Renneberg is retiring after an impressive 36 years in council. Bruce joined Sutherland Council in accounts payable in 1987, and after offering to assist a colleague in Stores he started his procurement journey. Initially, procurement was just a one-man unit but through his hard work he …
Our 2023 Annual Conference is rapidly approaching, with the agenda set and speakers booked, we are now looking to open up for delegate registrations. Our theme this year is Connect, Leverage, Achieve. This years’ event is focused on how council staff can learn new ways to demonstrate their immense value across our sector. We dive …
LGP is pleased to announce that the Procurement Capability Grant Program for 2023 will be launched, shortly. This program is designed to support procurement, and councils can apply for them through a competitive expression of interest (EOI) process. The primary goal of the Grant Program is to incentivise NSW local governments to identify key areas …
CURRENT & UPCOMING TENDERS T1.09-4 Debt Recovery Services Local Government Procurement has earmarked the tender for release in February/March 2023. Project Status: Market research and pre-tender development. Enquiries: For further information contact Horst Rossmann, Category Manager – IT and Services via email – [email protected]
Phill has recently announced his retirement. All of us at Local Government Procurement (LGP) will miss his knowledge, expertise and companionship. We are grateful for the support and guidance he has provided over the years. We sincerely wish him all the best for an enjoyable retirement. Phill Scott joined LGP in 2006 and is a …
This month we announce that one of our founding employees, Phill Scott – Chief Procurement Officer is retiring. Phill has been a pivotal person in the establishment of LGP and its ongoing growth to what it is today. We have a great article included in this edition of LGP News which goes into detail on …
