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Greater Louisville Inc. rolls out Supplier Diversity Program to support supply chain diversification - Vimarsana News

Greater Louisville Inc. rolls out Supplier Diversity Program to support supply chain diversification

Greater Louisville Inc.

Kempsey Shire Council May Meeting Highlights | The Macleay Argus - Vimarsana News

Kempsey Shire Council May Meeting Highlights | The Macleay Argus

Discover the latest updates from the Kempsey Shire Council meeting in May, including Community Grants, Slim Dusty Centre development application, and more.

Indigenous contracting program went years with no 'after-the-fact' audits despite calls for more oversight - Vimarsana News

Indigenous contracting program went years with no 'after-the-fact' audits despite calls for more oversight

Ottawa went years without single after-the-fact review of businesses that benefited from practice

Contractor defends work on ArriveCan app, says conflict concerns were addressed - Vimarsana News

Contractor defends work on ArriveCan app, says conflict concerns were addressed

It’s the first time the company has publicly responded

Formation of new procurement organization may muddy the waters for Indigenous businesses - Vimarsana News

Formation of new procurement organization may muddy the waters for Indigenous businesses

The newly created First Nations Procurement Organization (FNPO) aims to make the federal government live up to its 2021 commitment of awarding a minimum of five per cent of the value of contracts from government departments and agencies to Indigenous managed or owned businesses. That target was set to be reached by 2024. However, currently less than one per cent of about $22 billion the federal government spends every year procuring goods and services from businesses across Canada goes toward Indigenous businesses.