Changes to Commonwealth Procurement Rules
Some of the key changes to the CPRs include:
- A procurement threshold increase from $80,000 to $125,000 for all non-corporate Commonwealth entity (NCEs) non-construction procurement.
- New rules for NCEs to only invite Australian businesses to tender for government contracts for non-panel procurement below the relevant procurement threshold; and only SMEs to be invited for Management Advisory Services (MAS), People and DTA panel procurements under $125,000. The Indigenous Procurement Policy must still be applied where relevant.
Source: www.finance.gov.au
Enhance Gold Coast (Market Led Proposal)
We want to work with industry to discover and put in place innovative, unique, and beneficial projects and services. Such market-led proposals must align with the City’s strategic objectives.
We encourage businesses, not-for-profit organisations, and local residents to share their innovative ideas.
Our Enhance Gold Coast (Market Led Proposal) process enables you to engage with us to:
- address opportunities
- solve problems or
- enhance services.
Source: www.goldcoast.qld.gov.au
Find Queensland Government tenders
We develop forward procurement schedules to help you easily find information about procurement opportunities.
We are continuing to work on a more coordinated government approach to releasing procurement opportunities.
Read where you can find Queensland Government opportunities
Source: www.brisbane.qld.gov.au
Procurement opportunities to supply Brisbane 2032
The Olympic and Paralympic Games Brisbane 2032 is excited to present an extraordinary opportunity for Queensland and Australian businesses to be part of a globally significant event that will shape the future of the region and country.
To deliver positive lasting impacts to the people of Queensland, Brisbane 2032 will engage a broad range of suppliers including local to medium businesses to encourage growth, boost investment into the local economy, and showcase the best our state has to offer – benefiting communities across the region.
Source: www.olympics.com
Consider social procurement – Queensland Government
When buying for the Queensland Government, consider how you can adopt a responsible public procurement approach, by pursuing social procurement.
Social procurement is when buyers use their purchasing power to generate social value in addition to the goods and services they require.
Source: www.forgov.qld.gov.au
