Stay Informed on Corporate Sustainability

Author: Procurement Magazine

Microsoft is investing over $7bn to build advanced AI data centres in Wisconsin, combining cutting-edge computing with sustainable procurement and local workforce development to redefine responsible technology growth and environmental stewardship.

Author: Govconwire

The U.S. Air Force has awarded a $980 million multi-vendor contract to 34 defence companies, strengthening the sustainment and innovation capabilities of its global Automatic Test Systems operations through 2035.

Author: Electric Ireland

Electric Ireland secures a €60 million government contract to power national security and public service sites, reinforcing the state’s commitment to reliable, green energy across Ireland’s essential infrastructure.

Author: Keystone Procurement

Ireland’s new Circular 17/2025 establishes binding Green Public Procurement (GPP) rules across the public sector, shifting sustainability from aspiration to obligation and redefining how public funds drive climate and environmental impact.

Author: Circular and Fair ICT Pact

Ireland’s Office of Government Procurement (OGP) joins the CFIT Pact, strengthening Europe’s commitment to sustainable ICT. The move showcases how strategic procurement can drive circular innovation, transparency, and long-term environmental impact.

Author: Jed Nykolle Harme

Procurement now stands centre-stage in national resilience and sustainable progress. The developments this week highlight a sector moving beyond efficiency into strategy and stewardship.

Author: OUTLOOK INDIA

New Delhi is hosting the 13th round of Free Trade Agreement (FTA) negotiations between India and the European Union, with hopes of finalizing the deal by year-end.

Author: Discovery Alert

In a significant move to secure critical materials for defense applications, the United States Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) has launched a major cobalt acquisition initiative.

Author: KBC

The rollout of the Electronic Government Procurement System Monday suffered a temporary setback after the High Court in Nairobi issued conservatory orders suspending its mandatory implementation.

Author: Vietnam News

Vietnam International Sourcing and the Export Forum 2025 opened in HCM City on September 4, attracting 450 procurement delegations from 60 countries and territories.