Making Sense of Council Procurement

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Office of Economic Development - Ipswich City Council

Are you a local business wanting to supplying to Ipswich Council? Learn about Council processes and how to be notified about opportunities

Springfield Library

Did you know Ipswich City Council procurement processes changed in 2020 to encourage more local businesses to register their interest and supply goods and services to Council? But what does that mean for your business? And how do you as a small business owner find out about what products and services Council needs?These questions and many more will be covered in this part 1 of 2 seminar examining all things Council procurement. The main objectives for this workshop Making Sense of Council Procurement are for you to: <ol><li>Understand the Ipswich City Council Procurement process</li><li>Learn how to register as a supplier to Ipswich City Council </li><li>Learn how to find important information about the tender</li><li>Learn how to submit your response in Vendor Panel </li><li></li></ol>Making Sense of Council Procurement is part 1 of a 2-part series designed to help Ipswich Small and Medium Businesses to supply to Council. Part 2 is Getting your Business in front of Council Procurement and is the practical application of the skills learnt in part 1. Check out our other workshops and education sessions to also book part 2.About the Presenter- Toni RasoToni Raso from A Better Bid helps business owners make sense of the grant and tender process. Since opening her business in January 2018, Toni has helped dozens of companies understand how to look for opportunities, decide what&#x27;s worth applying for, and what strategies and techniques to use when writing the response. She&#x27;s written hundreds of submissions for her clients, with many choosing her to create the compelling responses they need when seeking funding.Toni is an Ipswich local, choosing to settle here in 2004 with her husband. She provides personal services to one cat, and when not working, can be found reading, cooking, and sharing food, wine, and laughter with friends.Privacy NoticeIpswich City Council is collecting your personal information so that we can register your attendance at an upcoming Business Ipswich event. We will not disclose your personal information outside of Council unless we are required by law or you have given your consent. However, in order to perform the above functions, we may need to disclose your personal information to listed event partners. By completing and signing this form and returning it to Council, we will consider that you have given us your consent to manage your personal information in the manner described in Council’s Privacy Statement, Personal Information Digest and this collection notice.

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