The phrase "a new procurement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the process of acquiring goods or services, particularly in a business or governmental context.
Example: "The company is excited to announce a new procurement that will enhance our supply chain efficiency."
Alternatives: "a new acquisition" or "a new purchase".
Now enthusiasm reigns, for BAE's performance seems to be improving.One reason is a new procurement regime.
A new procurement strategy is to be launched in the next few weeks for the NHS.
Another time, I worked with a new procurement director who had inherited several unhappy category teams.
In 2010, under pressure from Western governments, Ukraine adopted a new procurement law to close many loopholes.
A new procurement law scraped through the corrupt old parliament and removes the loopholes that allowed the annual $15bn to be stolen.
Another idea being piloted is a new procurement system, designed in partnership with local small businesses, which tailors the process according to the procurement activity taking place.
Third, the Pentagon should put a moratorium on starting any new procurement programs.
It is trying to get weapons to soldiers in Iraq while embarking on a complex new procurement program costing hundreds of billions of dollars.
"One of the reasons we've set up a whole new procurement system and signed up new providers is to give governors the freedom to say, yes there's a demand in my prison for plastering, there's a demand outside the wall for plastering – we're going to deliver that.
During the last few years, a large number of new procurement business models has been developed, mostly concerning companies operating in the private sector.
Sam Laidlaw, the businessman leading the inquiry into the west coast mainline franchising fiasco, has refused to blame ministers and senior civil servants despite telling MPs that staff cuts and a rush to implement new procurement methods were at its root.
