We offer training to businesses looking to find work with the Western Australian Government. If you are a supplier of goods and services, or works, we have seminars available. If you supply community services, visit training for the community services sector
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Aboriginal business capability building
Show moreThese programs seek to empower Aboriginal businesses to tender for more government contracts.
Topics include
- Tendering skills
- Business development
- Internal governance
- Contractual compliance requirements
Training providers
Three Aboriginal businesses were awarded contracts across specified regions. They are currently all updating their service delivery to accommodate restrictions faced due to COVID-19. Please contact your provider for further information.
Aboriginal business | Specified regions | Contact |
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Indigenous Professional Services Pty Ltd | Perth, Peel, South West, and Great Southern |
info@ipsau.com.au |
Keogh Bay People Pty Ltd | Pilbara, Mid West, Gascoyne, Goldfields-Esperance, and Wheatbelt |
Neil Fong, Project Manager |
Morrgul Pty Ltd | Kimberley |
Kaylene Hunter, CEO |
The contractors consulted with Aboriginal business and not-for-profit communities in their specified regions in order to design the program and develop a strategy for providing the program in a culturally respectful way. Service delivery will ensure that the varied needs of Aboriginal entities across the state are addressed.
Contact the relevant business in your region for information relating to services available.
Aboriginal business training
Show moreFinance is currently developing an education and training program for Aboriginal businesses in 2020.
Contact the Social Procurement Initiatives team if you have any questions.
Contracting with government for Building Management and Works
Show moreThis seminar provides information to help businesses understand the Building Management and Works (BMW) tendering process for works and maintenance procurement, including how tendering applications are evaluated and how businesses are assessed for prequalification.
Works procurement covers any services contracted that involves non-residential structures such as the building and maintenance of schools and hospitals.
Audience
This seminar is designed for businesses who are involved in, or would like to be involved in, directly tendering for BMW's minor and capital works projects, such as builders.
Please note, this seminar is not designed for businesses who intend to provide goods and services, or community services to government.
Training for the community services sector lists relevant courses available to community service suppliers. Training for contracting with government for goods and services is also available.
Topics included
- BMW works procurement policies
- Prequalification of head contractors
- Contractor performance reporting
- Tender request documents
- Tender management process
Details
Contracting with government - Building Management and Works
When: to be confirmed
Where: to be confirmed
Registration
Registrations are essential as places are limited.
Enquiries
For further information on this seminar contact the BMW Industry Liaison Unit.
Contracting with government for goods and services
Show moreThis seminar introduces businesses to the Western Australian Government quoting and tendering process for goods and services procurement.
Audience
This seminar is designed for businesses that are new to quoting and tendering for government processes, as well as providing current suppliers with further information.
Please note, this session is not designed for businesses who intend to provide building or maintenance services, or community services to government.
There is also training for the community services sector and if you’re a business that would like to provide building or maintenance services that information is covered in the Contracting with government for Building Management and Works seminar.
Topics included
- Quote and tender request documentation for goods and services
- Government policies such as Buy Local and Value for Money
- Common selection criteria
- The evaluation process for quotes and tenders
- Where to access information and further assistance
Details
Cost: Free
Date: Scheduled sessions are listed below.
Time: 2:00pm – 4:00pm
Location: The Boulevard Centre, Lower Level, Cambridge Library, 99 The Boulevard, Floreat
Prerequisite: None
What to bring: Pen and writing paper
Registration
Registrations are essential as places are limited.
Tenders WA support and guides
Show moreThe Tenders WA library is an access point to documents, policies, user guides and further information on contracting to government through Tenders WA.
Audience
Business employees interested in tendering to Government.
Topics included
- Register as a new supplier
- Tender search
- Invited requests
- Electronic tender lodgement
Details
Cost: Free
Click on the area of interest from the Tenders WA online library
Enquiries
For more information email Procurement Systems Support or phone 61 8 6551 2020.