The APCC is both an intelligence centre for its members, and an overall leader in advancing procurement
UNLOCKING SOLUTIONS THROUGH COLLABORATION
Governments working together
The Australasian Procurement and Construction Council Inc (APCC) consists of Australian and New Zealand government agencies with responsibility for the disciplines of procurement, construction, asset management and property management policy and practice.
As the peak council, the collective membership creates a unique central repository of knowledge and expertise to support improved delivery of services.
The APCC Provides
Insights
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Trusted forums of public sector procurement professionals
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Access to research and comparisons
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Evidence-based reflective thinking
Strategic Advice
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Access experienced peers across Australasia
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Innovative thinking around current and emerging issues
Practical Solutions
Opportunities to:
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Turn challenges into results
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Verify and compare jurisdictional approaches
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Gain analyses and comparisons
latest news
View our latest Media Release, here.
The Australasian Procurement and Construction Council (APCC) and partnering peak associations are launching the Campaign to professionalise public sector procurement through the release of the Public Sector Procurement Profession Role Statement and Procurement Capability Framework.
A webinar to launch the public sector procurement profession standard, will be held on 23 June 2021. You can register for free here.
The APCC has joined the Material Embodied Carbon Leader's Alliance as a founding member.
MECLA brings together the drive to reduce embodied carbon in the building and construction industry.
The Australasian Procurement & Construction Council Inc (APCC)
Annual Benefits and Highlights Summary provides members with a snapshot of achievements and activities of the APCC Directorate, and the outcomes and outputs from the efforts and resources provided by our members.
This Report highlights the importance of sharing knowledge to leverage and add value to what and how governments buy, build and occupy government property.