Advice for organisations that buy, move and make goods.
Oaegis is a consulting firm working across procurement, international trade and sustainability. We help organisations improve how they buy, move goods across borders and manage the environmental and social impact of their supply chains.
Three disciplines that meet in every supply chain.
How an organisation buys, how its goods cross borders and how responsibly it operates are connected questions, because a supplier choice carries customs risk, and a customs status changes both cost and delivery times. Each of those decisions also shapes the environmental and social record of the business.
We bring the three together. Our advice is grounded in the frameworks that regulators and auditors actually use, including the WCO SAFE Framework, HMRC AEO guidance, the CIPS body of knowledge and ISO 20400. We deliver the work and train your team as we go, so the knowledge stays with you once we finish.
Trade and AEO
Authorised Economic Operator readiness, applications and customs compliance across the UK, EU, US, Australia and Nigeria.
AEO status in the European Union: the five UCC Article 39 criteria one by one, the member state application, and a single authorisation recognised across all 27.
Built on the Union Customs Code, not retained UK law
Each Article 39 criterion assessed in its own module
The complete route to C-TPAT certification for SMEs trading with the US: the twelve Minimum Security Criteria, the tiered validation process, and how it connects to AEO.
All twelve CBP Minimum Security Criteria categories
Tier 1 / Tier 2 / Tier 3 and the validation process explained
C-TPAT-AEO Mutual Recognition covered for dual applicants
Australian Trusted Trader Certified Practitioner Programme
£350
The complete preparation for ATT status: the qualification criteria the Australian Border Force assesses, the validation visit, and the benefits package including duty deferral and the origin waiver.
Grounded in Part XA of the Customs Act 1901
Duty deferral and the origin waiver explained in full
Eleven mutual recognition arrangements and what they deliver
The complete preparation for AEO status with the Nigeria Customs Service: the AEO-C and AEO-S tracks, the four-phase application, and what status delivers in the B’Odogwu clearance environment.
Procurement and Contract Management Practitioner Programme
£300
A working grounding in UK procurement: category strategy and the Kraljic matrix, the contract lifecycle, tendering under the Procurement Act 2023, bid evaluation, supply risk, and the digital tools now used at every stage.
Built around the Procurement Act 2023 and the CIPS body of knowledge
Twelve modules from spend analysis through to contract exit
Worked throughout on three organisations, not abstract theory
Sustainability decided at the point of purchase: the ISO 20400 framework, a policy that survives a board, Scope 3 hotspots, environmental and human rights due diligence on suppliers, tender criteria that change the award, social value, CBAM and circular specification.
Built on ISO 20400, which is guidance and certifies nobody
Scope 3 and CBAM treated as procurement work, not reporting work
Covers the rules against greenwashing, not just the ambition