Tag: procurement
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Fire and Emergency NZ Apologises Over Fleet Failures After Inquiry
Fire and Emergency New Zealand accepts a parliamentary inquiry's findings on fleet management, apologising for procurement delays, weak oversight and inaccurate information given to the committee.
Politics and GovernmentLaw EnforcementFederal GovernmentCongressTransportationEmployment and Labor Fire and Emergency New ZealandGovernance and Administration Committeefleet managementRaveen JaduramprocurementMAN/Angloco Type 3Fire and Emergency NZ
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Select Committee Report Exposes Years of FENZ Failures, Says National MP Tim Costley
National MP Tim Costley says a Select Committee report lays bare years of FENZ failures, including 30 trucks bought in 2019 that remain unused seven years later.
Politics and GovernmentLaw EnforcementGeneral PoliticsCongressState GovernmentsTransportation Fire and Emergency New ZealandTim CostleyGovernance and Administration Select CommitteeNew Zealand National Partyfire trucksprocurementNew Zealand ParliamentNZ National PartyElection
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Fire and Emergency Apologises for Fleet Failures After Inquiry
Fire and Emergency New Zealand accepts a parliamentary inquiry's findings on fleet management, apologising for procurement delays, weak oversight and inaccurate information given to the committee.
Politics and GovernmentLaw EnforcementGeneral PoliticsCongressEmployment and LaborTransportation Fire and Emergency New ZealandRaveen JaduramGovernance and Administration Committeefleet managementMAN/Angloco Type 3procurementFire and Emergency NZ
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Immigration Advice Authority Seeks New Assessment Provider
The Immigration Advice Authority is tendering for a new competence assessment provider, aiming to enhance the process and strengthen ethics evaluation. While some disruption is expected, the IAA is working to minimize impact and ensure no applicants are disadvantaged.
Politics and GovernmentBusinessLegalEducation Immigration Advice Authoritycompetence assessmentprocurementUK GovernmenttenderethicsCode of Standards
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Wellington Council Faces Scrutiny Over Nearly $600,000 Te Matapihi Website Cost
Wellington city councillors uncovered the Te Matapihi website's nearly $600,000 cost via an OIA release, sparking transparency concerns. The expenditure, significantly higher than initially reported, raises questions about procurement and value for money.
Politics and GovernmentBusinessScience & TechnologyMediaGeneral PoliticsState GovernmentsEconomyComputers and InternetLegalDigital and Print Publishing Wellington City CouncilTe MatapihiWebsite CostOfficial Information ActProcurementPublic SpendingTransparency