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Newsletter - December 2019
" Keeping you connected in local government procurement "
From the CEO's Desk
LGP is grateful to be closing out another successful year in 2019 with the support of our councils, approved contractors, LGP consulting customers, and training participants. Read More
New Contract - LGP119
LGP announces the commencement of the Asbestos Removal, Remediation Works and Associated Services Contract LGP119. Read More
LGP Customer Reference Group - Call for EOI
EOIs are now invited for a two-year tenure with the CRG. Nominations close on 20 December 2019. Read More
A Snapshot of 2019 LGP Procurement Training
In pursuit of building procurement capabilities in NSW councils, LGP trained 981 people in 2019. Read More
LGP Training Offerings - 2020
LGP's 2020 training program offers various courses specifically tailored for the local government sector. Read More
LGP Consulting – A Year in Review
LGP has been providing procurement solutions to Local Government in New South Wales for over a decade, aligning council procurement. Read More
LGP's Current Contracts
LGP has launched some new and refreshed contracts, some of which have new categories. To view detailed contracts from LGP please Read More
Current & Upcoming Tenders
Click here to view current tenders.
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Contract Amendments
Find out information about amendments made to the current contracts. Read More
Sustainable Choice
Sustainable Choice is the responsible and sensible approach to procurement in Local Government. Every purchase counts! Read More
LGP Consulting Services
LGP Consulting assists councils to manage and deliver high quality tendering and procurement services. Our consultancy services offer holistic procurement services. Read More
Know Your Business Development Manager
LGP has dedicated Business Managers for our clients and approved contractors. Read More
Contracting With Trusts
I generally advise my council clients to consider an additional layer of caution when contracting with trusts. This paper invites you to decide whether this advice is prudent or overly cautious. Read More
