Official notices about purchase-order impersonation. Read the source, check its date and verify your order independently.
ghd.com · ghdwoodhead.com
GHD warns suppliers about purchase orders falsely issued in its name, including high-value goods sent to unrelated locations. Its notice identifies ghd.com and ghdwoodhead.com as legitimate domains.
stantec.com
Stantec’s official supplier page links to a fraudulent purchase-order alert. Check that notice and confirm an unfamiliar order through an independently obtained Stantec contact.
metoffice.gov.uk
The Met Office describes fake quotation requests and purchase orders targeting equipment suppliers. It advises suppliers to confirm suspicious orders with its Commercial and Procurement Team using contact details obtained independently.
bristol.ac.uk
Bristol’s procurement page publishes a supplier fraud alert and links to UK Universities Procurement Consortia guidance. It provides a procurement contact for checking doubtful requests. This is sector guidance, not a count of Bristol incidents.
plymouth.ac.uk
Plymouth warns about false quotations and purchase orders that appear to come from its procurement team. Its notice states that legitimate University email addresses end in plymouth.ac.uk.
lendlease.com
In a notice dated 2 August 2019, Lendlease describes fake purchase orders using its identity, altered sender domains and unrelated delivery locations. This is a historical warning, not evidence of a current incident.