Name: Aboriginal Procurement Policy - Info Session for Aboriginal businesses
Start: 2021-11-08T09:30:00+08:00
End: 2021-11-08T10:30:00+08:00
Location: Albert Facey House Training Room no.2

Aboriginal Procurement Policy - Info Session for Aboriginal businesses

Social Procurement

Come and hear about the exciting addition to the Aboriginal Procurement Policy

Albert Facey House Training Room no.2

The Aboriginal Procurement Policy (APP) has been updated to include new Aboriginal participation requirements for goods, services and works contracts valued at $5 million and above advertised from 1 January 2022.
The requirements will apply across specific areas, including:
<ul><li>community services
</li><li>construction
</li><li>education and training
</li><li>public administration and finance
</li><li>where services will be delivered predominantly to Aboriginal people or target the specific needs of Aboriginal people (for example, services being delivered to remote Aboriginal communities).
</li></ul>Suppliers will be able to choose whether to pursue an employment or subcontracting target based on their industry knowledge. 
The new requirements stem from the Aboriginal Procurement Policy Impact Review. The Review determined strong support for the recognition of subcontracting arrangements with Aboriginal businesses and Aboriginal employment outcomes.
The APP’s reach is extended by requiring that suppliers wanting to contract with government commit to contributing to Aboriginal economic development.
If you are interested in subcontracting opportunities with government where the requirements are likely to apply and would like to know more, come along to one of the information sessions! The short, sessions will explain what the new requirements look like, information about Aboriginal employment under the new requirements and how your business can access subcontracting opportunities. You’ll also be able to ask us any questions that you have.

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