Browsing: Procurement Mandate

Rare earths sit at the heart of modern industry, yet their real vulnerability lies less in geology than in geography.…

Aerospace supply chains are under sustained strain, and the pressures are coming from several directions at once. Manufacturers, suppliers, airlines…

Formula 1’s push towards net zero is increasingly being shaped not only by what happens on track, but by the…

Procurement contract management is no longer a back-office administrative task; it is one of the main ways organisations protect margin,…

The European Commission has unveiled a wide-ranging overhaul of EU public procurement rules, pitching the reform as both a simplification…

Artificial intelligence is moving quickly from a curiosity to a practical tool in supply chains, but speakers at the Sosland…

Brussels wants to use the EU’s vast public purchasing power more strategically, proposing a shake-up of procurement rules that could…

The European Commission is set to present its long-promised Public Procurement Act on Wednesday, 9 September 2026, in a move…

Suppliers chasing Canadian federal work are being pushed to treat climate and environmental data as contract material, not branding. CanadaBuys…

On 3 July 2026, India’s Board of Trade elevated import substitution to a national priority, and less than a month…

From 1 September, NATO’s procurement arm has had a new mechanism in force for getting emerging military technology into multinational…

POSCO and BHP have moved their low-carbon steel partnership from memorandum to materials testing, with the South Korean steelmaker set…

Brussels is no longer talking about defence mainly as a budgeting problem. Over the past year it has started to…

Hospitals need to get better at spotting shortages before clinicians feel them on wards, according to speakers at a Healthcare…

Supplier relationship management is increasingly being treated less as a soft skill and more as an operating discipline: a way…