How do you use a contract as a guide for collaboration rather than as an escalation tool? That was one of the central questions during the 13th edition of the Nevi Contract Management Day on 14 April 2026. The event brought together 450 contract managers and procurement professionals at Burgers’ Zoo, centred around the theme: the contract manager as a chameleon.
A delegation from the Chinese Ministry of Commerce visited Nevi for an inspiring exchange on supply chain management, innovation and collaboration between China and the Netherlands.
Each year, Nevi presents thesis awards for the best theses in the field of procurement and supplier management. There are two categories — higher professional education (HBO) theses and university (WO) theses — and within each category a top three is selected. Submissions are made by the respective supervisors and concern theses completed in the past academic year. Each programme may submit a maximum of two theses.
The latest edition of Nevi’s member magazine, Deal!, has just been released, offering a wealth of information and inspiration for everyone working in procurement. Covering a wide range of topics — from economic trends to practical insights — this issue is a must‑read for procurement professionals who want to stay informed and inspired. ⬇️
We are proud to say that we have won the award of best website of the year 2020, in category 'Online Marketing'. Kentico presented this award to us. we have also received a certificate as a finalist in the Education and Careers category.
Vincent Delke (32) is a university lecturer in Purchasing and Supply Management at the University of Twente. In this portrait, he shares his passion for technology and procurement, the connection between academia and practice, and why the procurement profession continues to surprise him.
A new edition of the Nevi Procurement Executive Program (PEP) has commenced. Executives from a wide range of organisations will, through this intensive programme, develop their strategic vision, leadership and impact on the procurement function.
The introduction of the NIS2 Directive has once again been postponed by several months. The Ministry of Justice and Security has confirmed the delay. Organisations will have more time to strengthen their cybersecurity. What does this mean for procurement and suppliers?
Summer is often seen as a quieter season, but for procurement professionals it is precisely the moment to think ahead. While many organisations operate at reduced capacity, opportunities arise to optimise processes, strengthen supplier relationships and prepare strategic procurement plans. In this article, we highlight five trends and focus areas for procurement professionals to keep an eye on this summer — from supply chain resilience to ESG performance and digitalisation.
The first day of the Nevi programme in contract and supplier management has begun. Some participants bring years of experience, while others are stepping into the role consciously for the first time. There is a shared sense of curiosity: How can I strengthen my role? What development steps are needed within my organisation? And how can I create more value through contract management?
The 2026 Public Sector Procurement Barometer shows a marked shift from sustainability towards cost control and performance. Discover the key insights.
On 8 April, the latest edition of Deal! magazine — the leading publication for procurement, contract and supply chain management will be released. This edition is packed with inspiring articles, real‑world cases and insights relevant to professionals across the field. Nevi members receive the magazine at home or can read it digitally via nevi.nl. ⬇️