The Procurement and Contract Management Profession recognises procurement and contract management as a critical area of expertise; it offers professional development opportunities and is outlining career pathways to support a dynamic and proficient APS workforce.
The Procurement and Contract Management Profession brings together government officials to collaborate with their peers and network with industry and government experts. Together, growing a dedicated and engaged community that efficiently and effectively delivers better outcomes for the government, businesses, and Australian community.
Members can expect:
regular updates from senior leaders detailing policy updates and new initiatives in procurement and contract management
events with guest speakers from government and professional associations
in-person networking opportunities encouraging peer dialogue and sharing of innovative practices.
Providing a space for officials to collaborate, share best practice, and hear from industry and government experts, the Commonwealth Procurement and Contract Management Community of Practice is open to all Commonwealth officials.
Contract Management Basics aims to provide APS employees with fundamental knowledge and skills essential for the management of a Commonwealth contract.
This course has been designed to build the procurement and contracting capabilities of employees as the Commonwealth seeks to deliver more strategic value for money outcomes when undertaking the purchase of goods and services.
Provided by the Department of Finance, the procurement and contract management training suite assists in building capability across the Australian Public Service.