Created the NSW Supplier Hub, integrated to buy.nsw, which makes it easier for businesses to register to sell to the NSW Government and easier for buyers to find suppliers.Created a single platform buy.nsw – a gateway to NSW Government procurement resources and services for buyers and suppliers.
NSW Government agencies must apply the policy to all goods and services procurement activities commencing from 1 July 2021. State-owned corporations are encouraged to adopt aspects of the SME and Regional Procurement Policy that are consistent with their corporate intent. State-owned corporations, the Parliament of NSW and local councils are not covered by this policy. The policy applies to the procurement of all goods and services (excluding construction), by a NSW Government agency, within the meaning of section 162 of the Public Works and Procurement Act 1912 (collectively referred to as ‘clusters’ or ‘agencies’ in this policy). improved capability of SMEs and regional businesses.increased spend with SMEs, overall and as a proportion of total government procurement expenditure.more participation of SMEs on large contracts.The SME and Regional Procurement Policy aims to increase SME participation in procurement opportunities within the NSW Government and improve economic, ethical, environmental and social outcomes through a range of initiatives. This document supersedes the earlier version of the SME and Regional Procurement Policy document dated 20 August 2020 and reflects recommendations made as a result of the SME and Regional Procurement Policy Review PDF, 2225.81 KB. The NSW Government recognises that government procurement presents opportunities for small and medium businesses (SMEs) to provide a diverse range of goods and services, while supporting local jobs and building skills, and remains committed to improving access to government business opportunities.
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