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Supplier Diversity: From Checking the Box to Driving Business Strategy

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Government, which has been sponsoring diversity programs since 1969 on government contracts. businesses proudly maintain robust supplier diversity programs. They have now moved from largely being a reporting exercise, to being a business strategy. Building Business Cases and Momentum.

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7 Steps to Finding the Right Sustainability Certification for your Business

The Softly Spark

Achieving a sustainability certification signifies a business’s dedication to minimizing its ecological footprint, promoting ethical practices, and contributing to a better future. Green procurement programs encourage government agencies to purchase products and services from certified sustainable businesses.

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Sole Source Procurement: A Guide to Single-Source Acquisitions

Select GCR

By the end, you’ll be well-equipped to approach sole source contracts with confidence, ensuring compliance and due diligence in your single-source endeavors without resorting to fluff or salesmanship. In such cases, the competitive bidding requirement is not applicable. Another example is MOL Group, a multinational oil and gas company.

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AI Revolution in Government: How it’s Changing the Landscape (E128)

FedInsider

She has been working closely with customers on ethical and responsible AI, building it in and not bolting it on. Jaime Fitzgibbon, Program Manager of AI/ML Portfolio for the Defense Innovation unit shares how though AI proves to make DoD more efficient, military leaders remain cautious, but do appropriate a small budget toward AI.

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Negotiating Contracts in Canada: Tips for Contract Managers

The Procurement School

Competitive bids need to be issued; policies updated: contracts need active oversight; staff hiring and retention; trade agreement obligations; supplier performance evaluations; or Indigenous engagement must be factored in to the decision-making. A consultant might cost $50,000 to provide the strategy and advice to address the risk.

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How Consultants Help Identify and Mitigate Risk

The Procurement School

Competitive bids need to be issued; policies updated: contracts need active oversight; staff hiring and retention; trade agreement obligations; supplier performance evaluations; or Indigenous engagement must be factored in to the decision-making. A consultant might cost $50,000 to provide the strategy and advice to address the risk.