Transport

BorySpil

Kyiv Boryspil Airport was making good progress modernising procurement when it was damaged by a Russian attack and closed in 2022.

Determined to keep moving forward, procurement worked with CIPS to discover if it was on the right path and how to drive a more strategic and structured transformation.

Kier

Kier Transportation was keen to bring its code of ethics to life in procurement to boost its social value, environmental sustainability, reputation and resilience.

Achieving CIPS Corporate Ethics certification reinforced the businesses commitment to consistently high ethical standards. More than this, it triggered new perspectives, confidence and practices in an area increasingly critical to the bottom line.

Metro

An enormous amount of investment is planned in the Australian rail industry and Metro Trains Melbourne recognises that effective procurement procedures are critical to delivering good value.

The company achieved a CIPS Procurement Excellence Silver award, demonstrating advanced governance against global best practice standards, and went on to have its franchise agreement renewed.

Transport NSW

Putting fair, ethical and transparent service delivery at the top of its agenda, NSW Trains Contracts and Procurement team wanted to strengthen commercial relationships with its suppliers by demonstrating full compliance with global ethical expectations.

As a result, they have become the first public organisation in Australasia to achieve the CIPS Corporate Ethics Mark.

Tideway

Tideway is the independent company delivering the Thames Tideway Tunnel. Establishing a new procurement team led Tideway to work with CIPS to build its reputation both internally and externally, identify any gaps in policy and process, and strengthen its credibility with shareholders.

After only a short time, the company achieved CIPS Procurement Excellence Standard award.

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