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Heloisa de Carli brings cross-sector procurement and supply chain expertise as Judge for National Procurement Awards 2026

Heloisa de Carli brings 15 years of experience across the automotive, healthcare and banking sectors, with expertise spanning procurement, supply chain management, sales operations and product strategy for multinational organisations. Her cross-industry perspective, combined with strong operational and strategic knowledge, enables her to assess procurement excellence against best practice while recognising innovation, impact and value creation across Ireland.

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Yvonne Delaney brings educational leadership and supply chain expertise as Judge for National Procurement Awards 2026

Yvonne Delaney, Operations Director at Grove Institute and Course Director for the Supply Chain Pathway at University of Limerick, brings extensive senior leadership experience and educational expertise to the National Procurement Awards 2026 judging panel. As President of IPICS, the Supply Chain Management Institute, she shapes supply chain management development and professional standards across Ireland and internationally.

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Gary Mander brings strategic expertise as Judging Coordinator for National Procurement Awards 2026

Gary Mander, Senior Manager in Procurement Transformation at EY, brings 15 years of cross-sector experience and three National Procurement Award wins to his role as Judging Coordinator for the National Procurement Awards 2026. His background spans landmark public sector projects and strategic procurement consulting.

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dnata Catering and Retail Ireland shortlisted for two categories at National Procurement Awards 2025

Recognised in the 2025 awards programme, dnata Catering and Retail Ireland was shortlisted in two categories at the National Procurement Awards 2025, competing for Most Innovative Use of Technology or Artificial Intelligence Award and Best Procurement Collaboration Project of the Year. The nominations reflect the organisation's commitment to digital transformation and strategic partnership through its collaboration with SUBU Connect, setting the benchmarks for the awards cycle this 2026.

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Cambridgeshire launches £150m guided busway procurement process

AtkinsRéalis appointed for Belfast Rapid Transit Phase 2 engineering services

Irish government confirms 25 e-gate procurement for Dublin Airport border processing

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