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Government Procurement Rules 4th edition released
Media release
4 June
2019
The Ministry of
Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE) has released the
Government Procurement Rules, 4th edition.
John Ivil, General Manager of New Zealand Procurement and Property, says the latest edition of the Rules has been developed to align with the Government’s expectations that procurement will be leveraged to achieve Broader Outcomes.
“Earlier this year we went to stakeholders to ask for their views on proposed changes to the Rules. We have 130 mandated agencies which must use them when they procure goods and services, but over 2,000 other government agencies that refer to, or we encourage them to use, the Rules.”
“Collectively government agencies buy approximately $41 billion each year worth of goods and services from third-party suppliers and providers. The potential to leverage this spend to achieve broader social environmental and economic outcomes is significant and the views of agencies and the views of the huge range of suppliers and providers is valuable.”
“These changes reflect Government’s decision to prioritise a set of outcomes for agencies to leverage from procurement – achieving greater collective impact, and we were keen to hear stakeholder’s thoughts before finalising the next edition.” says Mr Ivil.
Changes to the 4th Edition of
the Government Procurement Rules include:
•
A transformation in the way public value is assessed and
calculated with a wider view towards the Broader Outcomes
that can be achieved through procurement (Rules 16 to
20).
• A set of changes to construction
procurement (Rules 18, 64 and 69).
•
New Rules around procurement capability (Rules 70 and 71),
reporting (Rule 53) and planning (Rule 15).
•
The removal of outdated Rules (Extended Procurement
Forecasts and Registered Suppliers Lists and amending
requirements relating to Significant Procurement
Plans).
• Amending the construction
threshold to $9 million and reviewing the thresholds
annually.
Related
documents
Government Procurement Rules, 4th
edition https://www.procurement.govt.nz/procurement/principles-and-rules/government-procurement-rules/
Cabinet paper: Enhancing the effectiveness
of Government Procurement policy
Cabinet minute: Enhancing the effectiveness
of Government Procurement policy
Consultation on proposed Government
Procurement Rules 4th Edition
Consultation on proposed Supplier Code of
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