London Luton Airport overhauls its procurement platform
London Luton Airport (LLA), one of the UK’s busiest airports, has selected JAGGAER, the global leader in Autonomous Commerce, to launch its ambitious procurement strategies.
The airport is operated by a consortium whose majority shareholders are AENA, the world’s largest airport operator, and InfraBridge, a leading infrastructure investment manager. In 2024, JAGGAER was awarded its tender for a new procurement platform, adding to the numerous Middle Eastern aviation contracts within the company’s portfolio, including Sharjah Airport.
With the JAGGAER platform, the LLA procurement team can now focus on value-added activities, moving away from a disconnected technology stack and manual, time-consuming processes from loading request for tenders (RFTs) to checking the accuracy of supplier insurance documents or certifications- to a tool that frees up resource thanks to intelligent automation and a seamlessly connected platform of capabilities.
New platform
“This new platform enables us to build a tailored solution that truly fits our needs while continuing to trace a flight path for responsible procurement over the coming years,” commented Richard McCord, CFO, London Luton Airport.
In the Middle East, where clients include Sharjah Airport, amongst others, the company is responsible for enhancing operational efficiency through a suite of innovative services.
By transforming sourcing processes, JAGGAER ensures better procurement outcomes, optimises supplier relationships, and increases collaboration, fostering a more cohesive and productive supply chain.
“We understand organisations’ sensitivities and pressure points and are fully equipped to support their digital transformation, helping revamp their procurement strategy for better strategic thinking and value generation through optimised supply chain management,” remarked Hany Mosbeh, Senior Vice President–Middle East and Africa, JAGGAER.
