Interview Flashcards

(36 cards)

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Procurement

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  • decide to invest in infrastructure
  • seek offers and engage renderers to deliver capital investment
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Key steps

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To implement procurement startegy:
- procurement planning, due diligence, documentation
- engage the market (market testing, EOIs and RFP)
- evaluate offers
-negotiate successful proponent
- contract award

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Values for procurement (6)

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VfM
Competitive
Transparent
Process improvement
Capability uplift
Probity

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4
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Legislation underpinning (financial)

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FMA
SD

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Legislation (additional)

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Gender equality
Heritage
Aboriginal heritage
Local jobs first
Land and planning leg

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What are the other guidelines?

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Instructions for Victorian Public Construction Procurement

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Instructions for Victoria Public Construction Procurement

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Principles and procedures that must be complied with
- tendering requirements
- Construction practices
- Promote competition
-fair and transparent

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Procurement categories (3)

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  • whole of lie
  • lump sum
  • cost reimbursable
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10
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Whole of life

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  • PV projects
  • long term
  • government or users pay private sector to deliver infrastructure and related services
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PV projects

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  • Frankston hospital redevelopment
  • metro tunnel
  • GLM
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GLM

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  • Consortium finance, design, construct
  • manage for 40 years
  • back to govt, increase housing portfolio
  • govt owned land
  • social and private sector
  • housing, including affordable and social housing
  • service fees, abated if op standards not met
  • allocation of risk to parties best places to manage
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13
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Framework for procurement and construction (2)

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MDs
Instructions for Vic Public Construction Procurement

Admin by Min Fin - prescribed principles and procedures

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MD

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  • under FMA, more detailed and specific guidance
  • responsible office support Minister in financial management
  • acquiring assets
  • contract management
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Instructions for Vic Public Construction Procurement

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  • principles and procedures must comply with
    Eg. Tendering, transparent and fair, construction priorities, probity
  • model tender docs under Vic Public Construction Contracts
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16
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HVHR (3)

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  • Assurance requirement
  • More rigorous scrutiny and approval process
  • infrastructure and ict projects
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What HVHR does (3)

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  • verify planning and procurement procedures followed
    -support quality project palnning
  • impartial advice to govt on the deliverability
18
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Additional assurance (3)

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Project assurance plans
Gateway review
Project assurance reviews

19
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PAP

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  • assess projects at each step
  • where exemptions and additional approvals require
  • dtf involvement varies
  • keeps Treasurer and DTF informed
20
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Gateway review

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Six gates, additional levels of assurance

If anything red - recommended action plans.. risk mitigation.

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Project assurance reviews (4)

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  1. Improve delivery confidence
  2. Mitigate scope creepy
  3. T can request
  4. Compliment gateway review
22
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Standard form contract

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Under Victorian Public Construction Contracts
IDG administer these out

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Benefits of SFC (4)

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  • efficiency
  • consistency
  • cost effective
  • reduce need for legal review and extensive negotiation
24
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What changed recently and why

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Dollar value thresholds

Why: once every five years

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Dollar value thresholds
Determine processes and approvals required for construction procurement Lower value = efficiency, stream line Higher value = robust, competitive, transparent, probity
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Why did it increase
- based on construction dataset indices - except increases to 2028 - feedback from agencies that use it
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MLP guideline
- framework for assessing and implementing proposals - from private - consistent with govt priorities - vfm - exclusive negotiations w govt
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Criticisms
Narrow and hard to hit criteria E.g. excl social housing, land transactions Reliant on clearly defined proposals/offers
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What has everyone been interested in?
Strategic land developments
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Three new options
1.govt lead EOI/RFP 2. strategic development pathway 3. Govt lead problem and Op Statement process
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Strategic development pathway
Not fully cooked Require facilitation/cross portfolio collaboration
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Problem and opportunity statement pathway
Govt invite innovative responses from industry to opportunity Greater certainty to private sector
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Govt process
Formalised to be referred for competitiveness process when exclusive negotiations not justified
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Priorities for IDG
SRL, SRL ffs Offshore wind Metro Tunnel High towers
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Stages of Business case to procurement (8)
-business case - dtf assess, HVHR status, PAP - EOI/RFT - short-list - RFP - preferred respondent - Contract negotiation / award - project summary, management, documents disclosed
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REMEMBER
- vfm - consistent with govt priorities - fiscal impact - deliverability - consultation with dept and teams - assurance