Buying power
Sustainable procurement has moved beyond the purchase of environmentally friendly products to play a pivotal role in increasing supply chain transparency.
30 September, 2019Procurement
The devil is in the detail
Tender writing is a necessary evil for many cleaning operators.
8 September, 2019
Using technology to drive growth and innovation
How cleaning operators can adopt innovations that will reinforce profitable growth.
19 August, 2019
Big businesses pledge $3b to support Indigenous companies
Business Council of Australia pledges to buy $3 billion in supplies from Indigenous companies.
13 August, 2019
Pre-purchase risk assessment
The process of pre-purchase risk assessment is an evolving one, moving with market innovations and new purchases over time.
2 August, 2019
Nood Australia promotes social sustainability
Nood Australia founder calls on businesses to “look outside the norm” and purchase products with purpose.
1 August, 2019
Improving your bid-hit ratio
How to make your bid rise above the rest.
22 July, 2019
Abco appoints head of sourcing and procurement
The appointment follows the company’s expansion in Australia’s eastern states.
21 January, 2019
Local jobs focus of proposed Labor procurement policy
Bill Shorten announces new procurement plan set to give better access to government contracts for local businesses.
21 January, 2019
ACT jobs code takes effect amid concerns
Cleaning companies tendering for ACT government work will need to prove they comply with new Secure Local Jobs Code.
17 January, 2019
Purchasing for people, planet and profit
Committing to sustainable and transparent supply chains is no simple task, but it’s one that businesses cannot legally or ethically shy away from.
19 December, 2018
Sealed Air sets 2025 sustainability, plastics target
Sealed Air Corporation to design and advance its packaging to be 100 per cent recyclable or reusable by 2025.
1 November, 2018
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