Expert Procurement (EP), established in 2017, is Papua New Guinea’s leading privately owned organization specializing in end-to-end procurement and supply chain solutions. The company designs, develops, and implements customized procurement and supply chain software suites for business enterprises, while also delivering professional consulting and coaching services.
EP provides a range of accredited training programs, including short courses in procurement and supply chain management, advanced certificate and professional diploma-level qualifications, serving both public and private sector organizations as well as non-government organizations (NGOs) across Papua New Guinea.
Expert Procurement is 100% nationally owned and is officially recognized as a private training provider by the National Training Council (NTC), Registration No. REG#:260. It is also an accredited higher education institution approved by the Department of Higher Education, Research, Science and Technology (DHERST), Registration No. HTEREG2022042.
1,000+ professionals have joined PNG Procurement & Supply Chain Association since 2021
2,000+ procurement and supply chain professionals
Expert Procurement has developed procurement and supply chain policy frameworks for more than 200 organisations across Papua New Guinea.
50+ organisations
Building customised procurement and supply chain software solutions that improve efficiency, visibility and performance.
Providing expert consulting and coaching services for procurement and supply chain excellence and performance improvement.
Developing practical procurement and supply chain policies and frameworks that strengthen clarity, governance and compliance.
Delivering practical short courses and capacity-building programmes that strengthen skills, performance and organisational capability.
Industry-recognised professional qualifications for career development and progression.
Build recognised procurement and supply chain capabilities for career progression.
Improving the lives of individuals and local communities through better procurement and supply chain practices.
