Browsing: Procurement Mandate

Rolls-Royce SMR has moved to deepen its supply chain as it pushes ahead with plans to build Europe’s first small…

The European Union’s defence policy has shifted decisively since Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022, with member states raising…

Copart UK is leaning on long-standing supplier relationships to cut the environmental footprint of its operations, with a particular focus…

Industrial businesses are increasingly discovering that logistics is no longer a support function sitting quietly in the background. It has…

UK businesses are under growing pressure to cut the environmental cost of the places where people work. In offices, that…

BAE Systems has set out a practical route for small firms hoping to win defence work, with a senior executive…

Tetra Pak has tightened its nature strategy after two years of implementation, placing greater weight on responsible sourcing and water…

KAMPALA CITY , Uganda’s local governments are being urged to treat public procurement not as routine administration, but as a…

New research from NEC Contracts suggests the built environment still talks a good game on collaboration, but too often…

The Competition and Markets Authority has said the way road and rail infrastructure is bought and delivered across the UK…

End-to-end traceability is moving out of the operations department and into the boardroom. As OpenText argues in its blog on…

Procurement software vendors have rushed to brand their platforms as “AI-powered”, but in chemical sourcing the gap between marketing and…

Suppliers that can give large customers dependable Scope 3 emissions data may find themselves in a stronger commercial position as…

Nigeria’s procurement sector needs tougher ethical standards, stronger institutional ties and sharper professional training if public spending is to deliver…

Supply chain leaders in Australia and New Zealand are rebalancing their priorities, with resilience and agility now edging out the…