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Derby Regional Communication Forum
19 August 2020
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Industry Development DivisionJohn OrsquoHare ndash Executive DirectorIndustry DevelopmentDepartment of Jobs Tourism Science and Innovation
industrylinkwagovau
WA Industry Participation Strategy (WAIPS)
industrylinkwagovau
WAIPS 2020 updates
Since its launch in 2018 WAIPS has continued to evolve each year 2020 key updates are
1 Agency Panel Contracts and Common Use Arrangements
2 Agency Look Ahead Lists
3 Training for Regional SMEs
4 Grants
5 Regional Strategic Projects
industrylinkwagovau
WA Buy Local Policy 2020bull Revised Buy Local Policy was announced on 3 July 2020 in
Kalgoorlie by the Premierbull Policy has been strengthened to ensure local businesses in
particular regional businesses are given focus when bidding for government contracts
bull This is the first major revision since 2002bull JTSI is now the lead agency to allow simpler alignment with
WAIPS
industrylinkwagovau
WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
bull New Implementation Agreements reviewed annually for State Government agencies to commit to applying the Buy Local Policy
bull Increased reporting of agency outcomes to monitor the policys effectiveness and identify further improvements
industrylinkwagovau
WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
bull Increase in contract thresholds for regional offices of State Government agencies to allow greater local decision-making about contracting of works goods and services
bull New communication channels between regional stakeholders and the state government
bull This includes regular Regional Communication Forums and the existing Local Content Adviser Network
industrylinkwagovau
WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
bull Training for regional contractors in understanding the policy and how to apply for contracts
bull Agency look-ahead lists of forthcoming tenders to allow local contractors more time to consider and prepare bids
industrylinkwagovau
WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
bull Increase in the regional price preferences cap to $1 million
bull Ability for agency to vary the prescribed distance for preference eligibility to target locations
Applied RPP to vary eligible businesses to smaller radius to allow for better local outcomes
industrylinkwagovau
Local Capability Fund
industrylinkwagovau
COVID-19 Local Capability Fund rounds for 202021
$10 million will be used to launch the following COVID-19 related roundsCOVID-19 Business Recovery and Growth Round
bull Level of funding is 75 to a maximum of $100000 for businesses that have been adversely impacted by COVID-19
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Manufacturing Round bull Level of funding is on a sliding scale of 50 to 90 to a maximum of
$500000Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Market Feasibility Round
bull Level of funding is 50 to a maximum of $20000
industrylinkwagovau
Local Capability Fund Rounds for 202021Major State Government Projects Round
bull Level of funding is 75 to a maximum of $100000 targeting specific projects Key Private and Public Sector Markets Round
bull Level of funding is 75 to a maximum of $100000 targeting specific key sectors
National and International Standards Round bull Level of funding is 75 to a maximum of $20000Aboriginal Business Round
bull Level of funding is 75 to a maximum of $100000
industrylinkwagovau
Your feedback is key
bull Your feedback is critical to influence policy change
bull The changes in the WA Buy Local Policy and WAIPS 2020 are evidence of this
bull Greater local input in decision makingbull Addressed Shop-frontingbull Issues with Panels
industrylinkwagovau
What can you do
Fill out the survey
Speak to your Local Content Adviser
Connect with agencies today
Subscribe to the WA Industry Link Newsletter
Ask Questions and provide us your feedback today
industrylinkwagovau
Thank you
For more information visitindustrylinkwagovau
Or contact ILAS on
08 6277 2999industrylinkjtsiwagovau
Simon MarwickLocal Content Adviser
Kimberley
Local Content Role
LOCAL OPPORTUNITY LOCAL CAPABILITY LOCAL OUTCOME
Government Spend Regional Business amp Industry $ and Jobs in the Local Economy
LCA
Maximising the participation of regional businesses in regional contracting opportunities=
Kimberley businesses winning Kimberley contracts
What do we do
bull Connect- Tenders Training Workshops etc (WALGA Tender Training)- Connect Head Contractors with local businesses (Chinatown Stage Two- Business Register)
bull Advocate- On the ground I want to hear local concerns- Push for Kimberley friendly procurement practises (Local Business Engagement Plan)
bull Assist- Can assist with applications (Local Capability Fund REDS)- Guide to Better Feedback
Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
Contact
Simon Marwick
Kimberley Local Content Adviser
E| simonmarwickkdcwagovau
M| 0438 090 194
W| httpskdcwagovaulocal-content-officer
22
Kimberley Communications ForumLana Powellndash Customer Service Manager
23 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Agenda
bull Overview of Main Roads Kimberley Region bull Kimberley Contracting Opportunitiesbull Projectsbull Aboriginal Engagement Strategybull Questions
2424 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Overview of Main Roads WA Kimberley Region
25 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
2626 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Main Office ndash 20 Wodehouse Street Derby
bull Sub Office ndash 293 Messmate Way Kununurra
bull Project Office - 30 Frederick Street Broome
Main Roads Western AustraliaKimberley Region
2727 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Kimberley Program is delivered under Direct Contracting Model
bull Routine Maintenance ndash via Resources Contract- currently Maca Civil (ends January 2021)- new 5 year Contract to be awarded ndash 3 tenderers shortlisted
bull Small Projects and periodic maintenance works are directly managed and supervised by Kimberley Region utilising local sub ndash contractors under the plant panel contracts and minor contracts eg Gibb River Road upgrade GNH shoulder reconditioning
bull Some periodic maintenance works delivered by contracts managed by Kimberley Region eg sealing pavement repairs minor reconstruction verge mowing
bull Larger projects ndash major contracts typically managed by Infrastructure Delivery Directorate eg GNH reconstruction near Ord River
Kimberley ndash Program Delivery
2828 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
2929 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Direct Managed Road Works by RegionMajor Projects managed by Infrastructure Delivery Directorate Main Contractor Appointed - Main Roads Pre-Qualified
bull Plant Hire (Panel Contract in place)bull Sealing Contract ndash direct managed worksbull Labour Hire bull Traffic Managementbull Culvert installation bull Safety barriers installation bull Crushing contracts - gravel aggregate etcbull Materials supply ndash aggregates concrete products signs etcbull Accommodation supply ndash hotels motels mobile campsbull Fuel supply
Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
3030 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Routine Maintenance - Resources Contractor Appointed - long term contract
Sub-contracting opportunities
bull Periodic Maintenance Works- Verge Mowing ndash tenders advertised bi annually- Resealing - MRWA state wide panel contract- Pavement Repair Contract ndash advertised annually- Bridge Maintenance ndash MRWA state wide panel contract- Litter and Blackwater Collection (Rest Areas) ndash long term
contract to be advertised in 2020
Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
3131 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Business Support Services (labour hire)
bull Gardening ndash offices depots
bull Office cleaning
bull Large scale Building maintenance ndash offices depots houses (usually though BMW) For small scale building maintenance please provide us with your contact details
Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
3232 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
3333 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Gibb River Road (approx $85M pa)bull construct and seal sections in east and west
Broome Cape Leveque Project ($656M)bull commenced 2018 completion 2020bull construct and seal 90km
Great Northern Highway Safety improvements ($12M)bull shoulder sealing various sections 110 km
Projects
3434 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Great Northern Highway Upgrade ndash Broome to Derby - $259M- Deep Creek Section 2021 - reconstruction- Logue River Section 2022 - reconstruction
bull Duncan Road Gordon Downs Road Upgrade - $51M- In partnership with the Shire of Halls Creek- Upgrade various sections ndash 2019 to 2022
bull Tanami Road Construct and Seal - $4275M- Commencement planned 2021- In partnership with the Shire of Halls Creek
Projects
3535 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Great Northern Highway Upgrade - Ord North ($9814M)
Reconstruct highway ndash upgrade 2 single lane bridges
- Commenced 2019 completion 2021 and 2022
- Design and Construct Contract awarded to WHBO
- Managed by Infrastructure Delivery Directorate
Projects
3636 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
3737 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Provides a Framework for the State Government Investment in Aboriginal Participation
bull Allows Agencies to negotiate directly with a ldquoRegistered Aboriginal Businessrdquo for supply of goods and services
State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
3838 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Framework to maximise Indigenous employment and business opportunities in Northern Australia
bull Aim to provide tangible economic and social benefits for local Indigenous people living in surrounding communities ndash ldquoLocal Firstrdquo
bull Sets Indigenous Participation Targets based on Regional Populations- Kimberley Region 40 Aboriginal Population
Commonwealth Government
3939 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Identify suitable services where Aboriginal Organisations and Businesses can participate directly eg
- Employment Contracts ndash provision of labour and resources- Traffic Management- Culvert Installation
bull Contracts - Includes criteria for Aboriginal employment and training
- Plant Panel Contract includes preferences for local and Aboriginal business and operators
- Major Contracts require Aboriginal Participation Plans Include Price Preferences and Performance Initiative Payments
MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
4040 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Thankyou for your attendance
General Questions
Working with the Department of Finance
Rowan Acton
August 2020
Director Regional Operations
Introduction to Department of Finance
Buy Local 2020 Implementation
bull The Department of Finance has already implementedchange to works procurement processes to meet therequirements of Buy Local 2020
bull These changes will be formalised in the DepartmentrsquosImplementation Plan which will be signed off imminently
bull As part of the Departmentrsquos COVID-19 response wehave increased the upper threshold for RegionalContent to be applied at 5 of the total value of theclaimed regional content to a maximum of $500000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description
Expected Tender Release
Budget (Indicative)
Department of Health Fitzroy Crossing Renal Clinic Stage 2 4th Qtr 2020 $2596000
Department of Education Broome Primary School ndash Fire Remediation and Administration Building
1st Qtr 2020 $8335000
Department of Training and Workforce Development
Broome Hospitality and Student Services Centre 2nd Qtr 2021 $10000000
Department of Education Wyndham District High School - Rebuild Early Childhood Education Centre
3rd Qtr 2021 $3000000
Department of Training and Workforce Development
Kununurra Health and Hospitality Trade Training Centre
2nd Qtr 2021 $6000000
WA Recovery Plan
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
WACHS-Kimberley Old Granada Building Demolition Derby $ 242000
WACHS-Kimberley Hospital Roofing Replacement Derby $ 220000
WACHS-Kimberley Mental Health Inpatient Unit - Wall Height Extension Broome $ 242000
WACHS-Kimberley Extend Infusion Room for Telechemo Broome $ 137500
Department of Education Swale Upgrade - Broome SHS Broome $ 250000
Department of Education Chaplaincy Transportable replacement Derby $ 47000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh and Structural repairs Looma $ 111000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh Wananami $ 113000
Department of Education Structural Repairs Muludja $ 75000
Department of Education Fencing Fitzroy Valley $ 150000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
DFES Shade Structure and fencing Fitzroy $ 80000
Department of Justice Office Refit Broome $ 100000
Department of Justice Courthouse - Toilets and Footpaths Derby $ 35000
Main Roads Solar Panels Derby $ 250000
WACHS-Kimberley Morgue Upgrade Derby $ 440000
WACHS-Kimberley Birthing Suites Upgrage Broome $ 550000
WACHS-Kimberley Triage Redesign Fitzroy Crossing $ 330000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Balgo $ 300000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Bidyadanga $ 500000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Derby $ 1500000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Looma $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Dampier Pennsular $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Bidyadanga $ 1500000
Department of Education Derby DHS - Structural works and Classroom Refresh Derby $ 400000
Department of Education Broome Primary School - Fire Remediation Broome TBD
Department of Education Classroom Refresh and structural repairs Wankgatjungka $ 260000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh Bayulu $ 260000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Looma $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Dampier Pennsular $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Bidyadanga $ 1500000
Advertising Subcontracting Opportunities
Want to work with Finance
Interested in maintenance
and minor works
Look into becoming prequalified under Financersquos Builders Prequalification Scheme
Register on Tenders WA
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Interested in works-related consultancies
Interested in minor and
capital works
Interested in being a
subcontractor on a large project
Contact the works panel management team on 6551 1787 or BMWProcurementServicesfinancewagovau
Register on Tenders WA for opportunities that might become available outside existing panels
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Register for the lsquoService Alliance 2012rsquo (SA12) arrangement that Finance uses for regional works contracts valued at less than $250000
Register on Tenders WA for opportunities that might become available outside SA12
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Keep an eye on Tenders WA and the local paper for opportunities
Promote yourself to potential head contractors
Interested in supplying goods and services
Keep an eye on Tenders WA
Investing in the Kimberley
Aboriginal Procurement Policybull 2020-21 FY Target is 3bull Capability building servicesbull Policy review and recommendations for new term
bull Aboriginal business consultation process Via Noongar Chamber of Commerce and Industry
bull ContactDepartment of Finance ndash Social Procurement Team
spifinancewagovau 6551 2475
Assistance for Aboriginal businesses
bull Capability building programs to be delivered to Aboriginalbusinesses and not-for-profit organisations across theState
bull Morrgul is the provider for the Great Southern and SouthWest regions
bull Provides Aboriginal business capability building contractservices including workshops and one-on-one mentoringsessions
ContactsKudzi Chigwanda Regional Manager ndash Northern Region
9194 9711 KudziChigwandafinancewagovau
Broome office (works)Woodyrsquos Arcade 15 Dampier Terrace
Gemma Bennett Senior Project Manager9194 9719 GemmaBennettfinancewagovau
wwwfinancewagovau
Kununurra office (works)Corner Messmate and Konkerberry Drive
Rod Chinnery Senior Project Office9166 7201 rodneychinneryfinancewagovau
Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry18th August Broome 19th August Derby
Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
I would like to show my respect and acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the Land
ndash the Nyikina people ndashtheir Elders past present and emerging on which this
meeting takes place
About Horizon Power
About Horizon Power
Horizon Power is a Government Trading Enterprise which generates distributes and retails electricity to more than 47000 connections
We supply electricity to more than 100000 residents and approx 8000 businesses in regional towns and communities across WA
Horizon Powerrsquos focus is to create value for future generations and to make a difference to the lives of people in the communities we serve
In regional WA we have 38 networks comprised of 36 microgrids and 2 interconnected systems
We do not operate in the South-West Interconnected System
Our Ambition
Delivering energy solutions for regional growth and vibrant communities
Our Guiding Principles
Horizon Power is committed to providing opportunities to local and Aboriginal businesses in alignment with our Strategy We apply our guiding principles to everything we do the way we work and the way we engage
Horizon Power views local community engagement as an essential part of being a responsible corporate citizen
Community Involvement
Listening creating and delivering together
Cleaner Greener
Improving our shared environment
Preference towards local people good and services
Regions First
Positive impact on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islands customers suppliers employees and communities
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commitment
Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
Horizon Power implements the State Governmentrsquos WA Industry Participation Strategy and Aboriginal Procurement Policy and actively seeks to ensure suitable opportunities are provided to local and Aboriginal businesses
Local Industry
Horizon Power
Aboriginal Business
Procurement
Kimberley region
Horizon Power procures the following types of goods and services in the Kimberley region
1 Vegetation management near power lines and electrical infrastructure
2 Civil works such as trenching
3 Operations and maintenance services such as cleaning general gardening freight and building maintenance
4 Security services
5 The installation of Electrical Vehicle charging points in Broome
State Stimulus Projects
Procurement
Kimberley region
The State Stimulus Projects that may source procurement in the Kimberley region include
1 Battery Energy Storage System in Broome and Yungngora
2 Broome Experience Centre
3 Kimberley Street Lights Upgrade
4 Kununurra Depot Refurbishment
5 Derby Solar Battery and LED streetlights
6 Aboriginal Community Embedded Networks Regularised electricity to 13 communities
Horizon Power has been awarded $574m in WA State Government stimulus funding to deliver six projects
How you can supply to Horizon Power
How you can supply to us
Horizon Power accepts registrations of interest from local and Aboriginal businesses through our website
Horizon Power may source directly from a business negotiate with a restricted list of businesses or engage in a competitive open market procurement process
WEBSITE OPEN MARKET | DIRECT | NEGOTIATE The process and specific requirements for a procurement depends on the type scope and value of the procurement
How does Horizon Power find suppliers
Horizon Power will research businesses using
Horizon Powerrsquos Regional and Aboriginal Supplier Database
Supply Nation - httpssupplynationorgau
Aboriginal Business Directory WA (ABDWA) httpswwwabdwacomau
Industry Capability Network WA (ICNWA) httpsgatewayicnorgau
Chamber of Commerce
Google Search
Local Knowledge
Regional amp Aboriginal
Supplier Register
Visit httpshorizonpowercomau
SuppliersRegional and Aboriginal
Contractors amp Suppliers
Supplier Registration
Shortcut to access the Supplier page On your smartphone open your camera and focus over the code above A pop up link will open in your image to take you straight to the supplier page on our website
Where to find information on
Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
Competitive tenders may be advertised on one or more of the following (other suggestions are welcome)
Tenders WA httpswwwtenderswagovau
Local newspapers (Kimberley Echo Broome Advertiser etc)
Social media LinkedIn and Twitter (HorizonPower_WA)
Chamber of Commerce and Industry amp various economic development platforms
Supply Nation Indigenous Business Market Place
Vendor Panel Coming soon
Horizon Powerrsquos Procurement Pipeline and more information on our procurements httpshorizonpowercomaucontractors-suppliers
Registrations for Specific Scopes
If you would like your business to be considered as a potential respondent register your interestRegistering will give your business better visibility but it is not compulsory in order to be considered
For specific projects or pieces of work we may advertise them on our Procurement Pipeline and ask prospective suppliers to register
We may use this for the stimulus funding projects where suitable so keep an eye on our website
4 Steps tosuccess
We recommend that businesses
Register on the Horizon Power Local and Aboriginal Business Register
Review the Horizon Power website and keep an eye on our Procurement Pipeline as well as on advertising platforms mentioned earlier
Have a functional website that is up to date with your business and contact information and represents your business services well
Update profiles like ABDWA ICNWA or Supply Nation with current contact and capabilities
1
2
3
4
What to do if asked to bid
Contact Horizon Power if you have any queries on how to respond
Respond in a timely manner or let us know if you cannot and you may consider requesting an extension
If there are a set of specific questions make sure you have demonstrated your businessrsquo capability and understanding of that question
Provide supporting information to evidence you are the right business for the job
1
2
3
4
Our objectiveValue for Money
All procurement activities at Horizon Power will be assessed on this basis which takes into account
Non-cost factors such as community benefits health safety and environmental factors and supplier performance history and capability
Horizon Powerrsquos budget and
Available prices
We recommend local businesses consider the principle of best Value-for-Money when preparing quotations or proposals to Horizon Power
Horizon Powerrsquos procurement outcomes must achieve best Value-for-Money
If you need further information
Broome
broomehorizonpowercomau2 McDaniel Road Broome
Kununurra
kununurrahorizonpowercomauCnr Messmate Way amp Victoria HighwayKununurra
Website
httpshorizonpowercomau
Please contact your local office
Questions
Thank you
- Slide Number 1
- Industry Development Division
- WA Industry Participation Strategy (WAIPS)
- WAIPS 2020 updates
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- Local Capability Fund
- COVID-19 Local Capability Fund rounds for 202021
- Local Capability Fund Rounds for 202021
- Your feedback is key
- What can you do
- Thank you
- Simon MarwickLocal Content AdviserKimberley
- Local Content Role
- What do we do
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Slide Number 21
- Slide Number 22
- Agenda
- Overview of Main Roads WA Kimberley Region
- Slide Number 25
- Main Roads Western AustraliaKimberley Region
- Kimberley ndash Program Delivery
- Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
- Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
- Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
- Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
- Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
- State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
- Commonwealth Government
- MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
- Thankyou for your attendanceGeneral Questions
- Working with the Department of Finance
- Slide Number 42
- Slide Number 43
- Slide Number 44
- Slide Number 45
- Slide Number 46
- Slide Number 47
- Slide Number 48
- Slide Number 49
- Slide Number 50
- Slide Number 51
- Slide Number 52
- Slide Number 53
- Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry
- Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
- Slide Number 56
- About Horizon Power
- About Horizon Power
- Slide Number 59
- Slide Number 60
- Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
- ProcurementKimberley region
- State Stimulus ProjectsProcurementKimberley region
- How you can supply to Horizon Power
- Slide Number 65
- How does Horizon Power find suppliers
- Regional amp Aboriginal Supplier Register
- Where to find information on Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
- Registrations for Specific Scopes
- 4 Steps tosuccess
- What to do if asked to bid
- Our objectiveValue for Money
- If you need further information
- Slide Number 74
- Slide Number 75
-
industrylinkwagovauindustrylinkwagovau
Industry Development DivisionJohn OrsquoHare ndash Executive DirectorIndustry DevelopmentDepartment of Jobs Tourism Science and Innovation
industrylinkwagovau
WA Industry Participation Strategy (WAIPS)
industrylinkwagovau
WAIPS 2020 updates
Since its launch in 2018 WAIPS has continued to evolve each year 2020 key updates are
1 Agency Panel Contracts and Common Use Arrangements
2 Agency Look Ahead Lists
3 Training for Regional SMEs
4 Grants
5 Regional Strategic Projects
industrylinkwagovau
WA Buy Local Policy 2020bull Revised Buy Local Policy was announced on 3 July 2020 in
Kalgoorlie by the Premierbull Policy has been strengthened to ensure local businesses in
particular regional businesses are given focus when bidding for government contracts
bull This is the first major revision since 2002bull JTSI is now the lead agency to allow simpler alignment with
WAIPS
industrylinkwagovau
WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
bull New Implementation Agreements reviewed annually for State Government agencies to commit to applying the Buy Local Policy
bull Increased reporting of agency outcomes to monitor the policys effectiveness and identify further improvements
industrylinkwagovau
WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
bull Increase in contract thresholds for regional offices of State Government agencies to allow greater local decision-making about contracting of works goods and services
bull New communication channels between regional stakeholders and the state government
bull This includes regular Regional Communication Forums and the existing Local Content Adviser Network
industrylinkwagovau
WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
bull Training for regional contractors in understanding the policy and how to apply for contracts
bull Agency look-ahead lists of forthcoming tenders to allow local contractors more time to consider and prepare bids
industrylinkwagovau
WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
bull Increase in the regional price preferences cap to $1 million
bull Ability for agency to vary the prescribed distance for preference eligibility to target locations
Applied RPP to vary eligible businesses to smaller radius to allow for better local outcomes
industrylinkwagovau
Local Capability Fund
industrylinkwagovau
COVID-19 Local Capability Fund rounds for 202021
$10 million will be used to launch the following COVID-19 related roundsCOVID-19 Business Recovery and Growth Round
bull Level of funding is 75 to a maximum of $100000 for businesses that have been adversely impacted by COVID-19
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Manufacturing Round bull Level of funding is on a sliding scale of 50 to 90 to a maximum of
$500000Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Market Feasibility Round
bull Level of funding is 50 to a maximum of $20000
industrylinkwagovau
Local Capability Fund Rounds for 202021Major State Government Projects Round
bull Level of funding is 75 to a maximum of $100000 targeting specific projects Key Private and Public Sector Markets Round
bull Level of funding is 75 to a maximum of $100000 targeting specific key sectors
National and International Standards Round bull Level of funding is 75 to a maximum of $20000Aboriginal Business Round
bull Level of funding is 75 to a maximum of $100000
industrylinkwagovau
Your feedback is key
bull Your feedback is critical to influence policy change
bull The changes in the WA Buy Local Policy and WAIPS 2020 are evidence of this
bull Greater local input in decision makingbull Addressed Shop-frontingbull Issues with Panels
industrylinkwagovau
What can you do
Fill out the survey
Speak to your Local Content Adviser
Connect with agencies today
Subscribe to the WA Industry Link Newsletter
Ask Questions and provide us your feedback today
industrylinkwagovau
Thank you
For more information visitindustrylinkwagovau
Or contact ILAS on
08 6277 2999industrylinkjtsiwagovau
Simon MarwickLocal Content Adviser
Kimberley
Local Content Role
LOCAL OPPORTUNITY LOCAL CAPABILITY LOCAL OUTCOME
Government Spend Regional Business amp Industry $ and Jobs in the Local Economy
LCA
Maximising the participation of regional businesses in regional contracting opportunities=
Kimberley businesses winning Kimberley contracts
What do we do
bull Connect- Tenders Training Workshops etc (WALGA Tender Training)- Connect Head Contractors with local businesses (Chinatown Stage Two- Business Register)
bull Advocate- On the ground I want to hear local concerns- Push for Kimberley friendly procurement practises (Local Business Engagement Plan)
bull Assist- Can assist with applications (Local Capability Fund REDS)- Guide to Better Feedback
Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
Contact
Simon Marwick
Kimberley Local Content Adviser
E| simonmarwickkdcwagovau
M| 0438 090 194
W| httpskdcwagovaulocal-content-officer
22
Kimberley Communications ForumLana Powellndash Customer Service Manager
23 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Agenda
bull Overview of Main Roads Kimberley Region bull Kimberley Contracting Opportunitiesbull Projectsbull Aboriginal Engagement Strategybull Questions
2424 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Overview of Main Roads WA Kimberley Region
25 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
2626 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Main Office ndash 20 Wodehouse Street Derby
bull Sub Office ndash 293 Messmate Way Kununurra
bull Project Office - 30 Frederick Street Broome
Main Roads Western AustraliaKimberley Region
2727 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Kimberley Program is delivered under Direct Contracting Model
bull Routine Maintenance ndash via Resources Contract- currently Maca Civil (ends January 2021)- new 5 year Contract to be awarded ndash 3 tenderers shortlisted
bull Small Projects and periodic maintenance works are directly managed and supervised by Kimberley Region utilising local sub ndash contractors under the plant panel contracts and minor contracts eg Gibb River Road upgrade GNH shoulder reconditioning
bull Some periodic maintenance works delivered by contracts managed by Kimberley Region eg sealing pavement repairs minor reconstruction verge mowing
bull Larger projects ndash major contracts typically managed by Infrastructure Delivery Directorate eg GNH reconstruction near Ord River
Kimberley ndash Program Delivery
2828 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
2929 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Direct Managed Road Works by RegionMajor Projects managed by Infrastructure Delivery Directorate Main Contractor Appointed - Main Roads Pre-Qualified
bull Plant Hire (Panel Contract in place)bull Sealing Contract ndash direct managed worksbull Labour Hire bull Traffic Managementbull Culvert installation bull Safety barriers installation bull Crushing contracts - gravel aggregate etcbull Materials supply ndash aggregates concrete products signs etcbull Accommodation supply ndash hotels motels mobile campsbull Fuel supply
Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
3030 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Routine Maintenance - Resources Contractor Appointed - long term contract
Sub-contracting opportunities
bull Periodic Maintenance Works- Verge Mowing ndash tenders advertised bi annually- Resealing - MRWA state wide panel contract- Pavement Repair Contract ndash advertised annually- Bridge Maintenance ndash MRWA state wide panel contract- Litter and Blackwater Collection (Rest Areas) ndash long term
contract to be advertised in 2020
Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
3131 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Business Support Services (labour hire)
bull Gardening ndash offices depots
bull Office cleaning
bull Large scale Building maintenance ndash offices depots houses (usually though BMW) For small scale building maintenance please provide us with your contact details
Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
3232 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
3333 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Gibb River Road (approx $85M pa)bull construct and seal sections in east and west
Broome Cape Leveque Project ($656M)bull commenced 2018 completion 2020bull construct and seal 90km
Great Northern Highway Safety improvements ($12M)bull shoulder sealing various sections 110 km
Projects
3434 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Great Northern Highway Upgrade ndash Broome to Derby - $259M- Deep Creek Section 2021 - reconstruction- Logue River Section 2022 - reconstruction
bull Duncan Road Gordon Downs Road Upgrade - $51M- In partnership with the Shire of Halls Creek- Upgrade various sections ndash 2019 to 2022
bull Tanami Road Construct and Seal - $4275M- Commencement planned 2021- In partnership with the Shire of Halls Creek
Projects
3535 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Great Northern Highway Upgrade - Ord North ($9814M)
Reconstruct highway ndash upgrade 2 single lane bridges
- Commenced 2019 completion 2021 and 2022
- Design and Construct Contract awarded to WHBO
- Managed by Infrastructure Delivery Directorate
Projects
3636 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
3737 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Provides a Framework for the State Government Investment in Aboriginal Participation
bull Allows Agencies to negotiate directly with a ldquoRegistered Aboriginal Businessrdquo for supply of goods and services
State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
3838 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Framework to maximise Indigenous employment and business opportunities in Northern Australia
bull Aim to provide tangible economic and social benefits for local Indigenous people living in surrounding communities ndash ldquoLocal Firstrdquo
bull Sets Indigenous Participation Targets based on Regional Populations- Kimberley Region 40 Aboriginal Population
Commonwealth Government
3939 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Identify suitable services where Aboriginal Organisations and Businesses can participate directly eg
- Employment Contracts ndash provision of labour and resources- Traffic Management- Culvert Installation
bull Contracts - Includes criteria for Aboriginal employment and training
- Plant Panel Contract includes preferences for local and Aboriginal business and operators
- Major Contracts require Aboriginal Participation Plans Include Price Preferences and Performance Initiative Payments
MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
4040 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Thankyou for your attendance
General Questions
Working with the Department of Finance
Rowan Acton
August 2020
Director Regional Operations
Introduction to Department of Finance
Buy Local 2020 Implementation
bull The Department of Finance has already implementedchange to works procurement processes to meet therequirements of Buy Local 2020
bull These changes will be formalised in the DepartmentrsquosImplementation Plan which will be signed off imminently
bull As part of the Departmentrsquos COVID-19 response wehave increased the upper threshold for RegionalContent to be applied at 5 of the total value of theclaimed regional content to a maximum of $500000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description
Expected Tender Release
Budget (Indicative)
Department of Health Fitzroy Crossing Renal Clinic Stage 2 4th Qtr 2020 $2596000
Department of Education Broome Primary School ndash Fire Remediation and Administration Building
1st Qtr 2020 $8335000
Department of Training and Workforce Development
Broome Hospitality and Student Services Centre 2nd Qtr 2021 $10000000
Department of Education Wyndham District High School - Rebuild Early Childhood Education Centre
3rd Qtr 2021 $3000000
Department of Training and Workforce Development
Kununurra Health and Hospitality Trade Training Centre
2nd Qtr 2021 $6000000
WA Recovery Plan
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
WACHS-Kimberley Old Granada Building Demolition Derby $ 242000
WACHS-Kimberley Hospital Roofing Replacement Derby $ 220000
WACHS-Kimberley Mental Health Inpatient Unit - Wall Height Extension Broome $ 242000
WACHS-Kimberley Extend Infusion Room for Telechemo Broome $ 137500
Department of Education Swale Upgrade - Broome SHS Broome $ 250000
Department of Education Chaplaincy Transportable replacement Derby $ 47000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh and Structural repairs Looma $ 111000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh Wananami $ 113000
Department of Education Structural Repairs Muludja $ 75000
Department of Education Fencing Fitzroy Valley $ 150000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
DFES Shade Structure and fencing Fitzroy $ 80000
Department of Justice Office Refit Broome $ 100000
Department of Justice Courthouse - Toilets and Footpaths Derby $ 35000
Main Roads Solar Panels Derby $ 250000
WACHS-Kimberley Morgue Upgrade Derby $ 440000
WACHS-Kimberley Birthing Suites Upgrage Broome $ 550000
WACHS-Kimberley Triage Redesign Fitzroy Crossing $ 330000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Balgo $ 300000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Bidyadanga $ 500000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Derby $ 1500000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Looma $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Dampier Pennsular $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Bidyadanga $ 1500000
Department of Education Derby DHS - Structural works and Classroom Refresh Derby $ 400000
Department of Education Broome Primary School - Fire Remediation Broome TBD
Department of Education Classroom Refresh and structural repairs Wankgatjungka $ 260000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh Bayulu $ 260000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Looma $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Dampier Pennsular $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Bidyadanga $ 1500000
Advertising Subcontracting Opportunities
Want to work with Finance
Interested in maintenance
and minor works
Look into becoming prequalified under Financersquos Builders Prequalification Scheme
Register on Tenders WA
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Interested in works-related consultancies
Interested in minor and
capital works
Interested in being a
subcontractor on a large project
Contact the works panel management team on 6551 1787 or BMWProcurementServicesfinancewagovau
Register on Tenders WA for opportunities that might become available outside existing panels
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Register for the lsquoService Alliance 2012rsquo (SA12) arrangement that Finance uses for regional works contracts valued at less than $250000
Register on Tenders WA for opportunities that might become available outside SA12
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Keep an eye on Tenders WA and the local paper for opportunities
Promote yourself to potential head contractors
Interested in supplying goods and services
Keep an eye on Tenders WA
Investing in the Kimberley
Aboriginal Procurement Policybull 2020-21 FY Target is 3bull Capability building servicesbull Policy review and recommendations for new term
bull Aboriginal business consultation process Via Noongar Chamber of Commerce and Industry
bull ContactDepartment of Finance ndash Social Procurement Team
spifinancewagovau 6551 2475
Assistance for Aboriginal businesses
bull Capability building programs to be delivered to Aboriginalbusinesses and not-for-profit organisations across theState
bull Morrgul is the provider for the Great Southern and SouthWest regions
bull Provides Aboriginal business capability building contractservices including workshops and one-on-one mentoringsessions
ContactsKudzi Chigwanda Regional Manager ndash Northern Region
9194 9711 KudziChigwandafinancewagovau
Broome office (works)Woodyrsquos Arcade 15 Dampier Terrace
Gemma Bennett Senior Project Manager9194 9719 GemmaBennettfinancewagovau
wwwfinancewagovau
Kununurra office (works)Corner Messmate and Konkerberry Drive
Rod Chinnery Senior Project Office9166 7201 rodneychinneryfinancewagovau
Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry18th August Broome 19th August Derby
Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
I would like to show my respect and acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the Land
ndash the Nyikina people ndashtheir Elders past present and emerging on which this
meeting takes place
About Horizon Power
About Horizon Power
Horizon Power is a Government Trading Enterprise which generates distributes and retails electricity to more than 47000 connections
We supply electricity to more than 100000 residents and approx 8000 businesses in regional towns and communities across WA
Horizon Powerrsquos focus is to create value for future generations and to make a difference to the lives of people in the communities we serve
In regional WA we have 38 networks comprised of 36 microgrids and 2 interconnected systems
We do not operate in the South-West Interconnected System
Our Ambition
Delivering energy solutions for regional growth and vibrant communities
Our Guiding Principles
Horizon Power is committed to providing opportunities to local and Aboriginal businesses in alignment with our Strategy We apply our guiding principles to everything we do the way we work and the way we engage
Horizon Power views local community engagement as an essential part of being a responsible corporate citizen
Community Involvement
Listening creating and delivering together
Cleaner Greener
Improving our shared environment
Preference towards local people good and services
Regions First
Positive impact on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islands customers suppliers employees and communities
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commitment
Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
Horizon Power implements the State Governmentrsquos WA Industry Participation Strategy and Aboriginal Procurement Policy and actively seeks to ensure suitable opportunities are provided to local and Aboriginal businesses
Local Industry
Horizon Power
Aboriginal Business
Procurement
Kimberley region
Horizon Power procures the following types of goods and services in the Kimberley region
1 Vegetation management near power lines and electrical infrastructure
2 Civil works such as trenching
3 Operations and maintenance services such as cleaning general gardening freight and building maintenance
4 Security services
5 The installation of Electrical Vehicle charging points in Broome
State Stimulus Projects
Procurement
Kimberley region
The State Stimulus Projects that may source procurement in the Kimberley region include
1 Battery Energy Storage System in Broome and Yungngora
2 Broome Experience Centre
3 Kimberley Street Lights Upgrade
4 Kununurra Depot Refurbishment
5 Derby Solar Battery and LED streetlights
6 Aboriginal Community Embedded Networks Regularised electricity to 13 communities
Horizon Power has been awarded $574m in WA State Government stimulus funding to deliver six projects
How you can supply to Horizon Power
How you can supply to us
Horizon Power accepts registrations of interest from local and Aboriginal businesses through our website
Horizon Power may source directly from a business negotiate with a restricted list of businesses or engage in a competitive open market procurement process
WEBSITE OPEN MARKET | DIRECT | NEGOTIATE The process and specific requirements for a procurement depends on the type scope and value of the procurement
How does Horizon Power find suppliers
Horizon Power will research businesses using
Horizon Powerrsquos Regional and Aboriginal Supplier Database
Supply Nation - httpssupplynationorgau
Aboriginal Business Directory WA (ABDWA) httpswwwabdwacomau
Industry Capability Network WA (ICNWA) httpsgatewayicnorgau
Chamber of Commerce
Google Search
Local Knowledge
Regional amp Aboriginal
Supplier Register
Visit httpshorizonpowercomau
SuppliersRegional and Aboriginal
Contractors amp Suppliers
Supplier Registration
Shortcut to access the Supplier page On your smartphone open your camera and focus over the code above A pop up link will open in your image to take you straight to the supplier page on our website
Where to find information on
Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
Competitive tenders may be advertised on one or more of the following (other suggestions are welcome)
Tenders WA httpswwwtenderswagovau
Local newspapers (Kimberley Echo Broome Advertiser etc)
Social media LinkedIn and Twitter (HorizonPower_WA)
Chamber of Commerce and Industry amp various economic development platforms
Supply Nation Indigenous Business Market Place
Vendor Panel Coming soon
Horizon Powerrsquos Procurement Pipeline and more information on our procurements httpshorizonpowercomaucontractors-suppliers
Registrations for Specific Scopes
If you would like your business to be considered as a potential respondent register your interestRegistering will give your business better visibility but it is not compulsory in order to be considered
For specific projects or pieces of work we may advertise them on our Procurement Pipeline and ask prospective suppliers to register
We may use this for the stimulus funding projects where suitable so keep an eye on our website
4 Steps tosuccess
We recommend that businesses
Register on the Horizon Power Local and Aboriginal Business Register
Review the Horizon Power website and keep an eye on our Procurement Pipeline as well as on advertising platforms mentioned earlier
Have a functional website that is up to date with your business and contact information and represents your business services well
Update profiles like ABDWA ICNWA or Supply Nation with current contact and capabilities
1
2
3
4
What to do if asked to bid
Contact Horizon Power if you have any queries on how to respond
Respond in a timely manner or let us know if you cannot and you may consider requesting an extension
If there are a set of specific questions make sure you have demonstrated your businessrsquo capability and understanding of that question
Provide supporting information to evidence you are the right business for the job
1
2
3
4
Our objectiveValue for Money
All procurement activities at Horizon Power will be assessed on this basis which takes into account
Non-cost factors such as community benefits health safety and environmental factors and supplier performance history and capability
Horizon Powerrsquos budget and
Available prices
We recommend local businesses consider the principle of best Value-for-Money when preparing quotations or proposals to Horizon Power
Horizon Powerrsquos procurement outcomes must achieve best Value-for-Money
If you need further information
Broome
broomehorizonpowercomau2 McDaniel Road Broome
Kununurra
kununurrahorizonpowercomauCnr Messmate Way amp Victoria HighwayKununurra
Website
httpshorizonpowercomau
Please contact your local office
Questions
Thank you
- Slide Number 1
- Industry Development Division
- WA Industry Participation Strategy (WAIPS)
- WAIPS 2020 updates
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- Local Capability Fund
- COVID-19 Local Capability Fund rounds for 202021
- Local Capability Fund Rounds for 202021
- Your feedback is key
- What can you do
- Thank you
- Simon MarwickLocal Content AdviserKimberley
- Local Content Role
- What do we do
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Slide Number 21
- Slide Number 22
- Agenda
- Overview of Main Roads WA Kimberley Region
- Slide Number 25
- Main Roads Western AustraliaKimberley Region
- Kimberley ndash Program Delivery
- Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
- Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
- Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
- Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
- Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
- State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
- Commonwealth Government
- MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
- Thankyou for your attendanceGeneral Questions
- Working with the Department of Finance
- Slide Number 42
- Slide Number 43
- Slide Number 44
- Slide Number 45
- Slide Number 46
- Slide Number 47
- Slide Number 48
- Slide Number 49
- Slide Number 50
- Slide Number 51
- Slide Number 52
- Slide Number 53
- Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry
- Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
- Slide Number 56
- About Horizon Power
- About Horizon Power
- Slide Number 59
- Slide Number 60
- Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
- ProcurementKimberley region
- State Stimulus ProjectsProcurementKimberley region
- How you can supply to Horizon Power
- Slide Number 65
- How does Horizon Power find suppliers
- Regional amp Aboriginal Supplier Register
- Where to find information on Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
- Registrations for Specific Scopes
- 4 Steps tosuccess
- What to do if asked to bid
- Our objectiveValue for Money
- If you need further information
- Slide Number 74
- Slide Number 75
-
industrylinkwagovau
WA Industry Participation Strategy (WAIPS)
industrylinkwagovau
WAIPS 2020 updates
Since its launch in 2018 WAIPS has continued to evolve each year 2020 key updates are
1 Agency Panel Contracts and Common Use Arrangements
2 Agency Look Ahead Lists
3 Training for Regional SMEs
4 Grants
5 Regional Strategic Projects
industrylinkwagovau
WA Buy Local Policy 2020bull Revised Buy Local Policy was announced on 3 July 2020 in
Kalgoorlie by the Premierbull Policy has been strengthened to ensure local businesses in
particular regional businesses are given focus when bidding for government contracts
bull This is the first major revision since 2002bull JTSI is now the lead agency to allow simpler alignment with
WAIPS
industrylinkwagovau
WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
bull New Implementation Agreements reviewed annually for State Government agencies to commit to applying the Buy Local Policy
bull Increased reporting of agency outcomes to monitor the policys effectiveness and identify further improvements
industrylinkwagovau
WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
bull Increase in contract thresholds for regional offices of State Government agencies to allow greater local decision-making about contracting of works goods and services
bull New communication channels between regional stakeholders and the state government
bull This includes regular Regional Communication Forums and the existing Local Content Adviser Network
industrylinkwagovau
WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
bull Training for regional contractors in understanding the policy and how to apply for contracts
bull Agency look-ahead lists of forthcoming tenders to allow local contractors more time to consider and prepare bids
industrylinkwagovau
WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
bull Increase in the regional price preferences cap to $1 million
bull Ability for agency to vary the prescribed distance for preference eligibility to target locations
Applied RPP to vary eligible businesses to smaller radius to allow for better local outcomes
industrylinkwagovau
Local Capability Fund
industrylinkwagovau
COVID-19 Local Capability Fund rounds for 202021
$10 million will be used to launch the following COVID-19 related roundsCOVID-19 Business Recovery and Growth Round
bull Level of funding is 75 to a maximum of $100000 for businesses that have been adversely impacted by COVID-19
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Manufacturing Round bull Level of funding is on a sliding scale of 50 to 90 to a maximum of
$500000Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Market Feasibility Round
bull Level of funding is 50 to a maximum of $20000
industrylinkwagovau
Local Capability Fund Rounds for 202021Major State Government Projects Round
bull Level of funding is 75 to a maximum of $100000 targeting specific projects Key Private and Public Sector Markets Round
bull Level of funding is 75 to a maximum of $100000 targeting specific key sectors
National and International Standards Round bull Level of funding is 75 to a maximum of $20000Aboriginal Business Round
bull Level of funding is 75 to a maximum of $100000
industrylinkwagovau
Your feedback is key
bull Your feedback is critical to influence policy change
bull The changes in the WA Buy Local Policy and WAIPS 2020 are evidence of this
bull Greater local input in decision makingbull Addressed Shop-frontingbull Issues with Panels
industrylinkwagovau
What can you do
Fill out the survey
Speak to your Local Content Adviser
Connect with agencies today
Subscribe to the WA Industry Link Newsletter
Ask Questions and provide us your feedback today
industrylinkwagovau
Thank you
For more information visitindustrylinkwagovau
Or contact ILAS on
08 6277 2999industrylinkjtsiwagovau
Simon MarwickLocal Content Adviser
Kimberley
Local Content Role
LOCAL OPPORTUNITY LOCAL CAPABILITY LOCAL OUTCOME
Government Spend Regional Business amp Industry $ and Jobs in the Local Economy
LCA
Maximising the participation of regional businesses in regional contracting opportunities=
Kimberley businesses winning Kimberley contracts
What do we do
bull Connect- Tenders Training Workshops etc (WALGA Tender Training)- Connect Head Contractors with local businesses (Chinatown Stage Two- Business Register)
bull Advocate- On the ground I want to hear local concerns- Push for Kimberley friendly procurement practises (Local Business Engagement Plan)
bull Assist- Can assist with applications (Local Capability Fund REDS)- Guide to Better Feedback
Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
Contact
Simon Marwick
Kimberley Local Content Adviser
E| simonmarwickkdcwagovau
M| 0438 090 194
W| httpskdcwagovaulocal-content-officer
22
Kimberley Communications ForumLana Powellndash Customer Service Manager
23 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Agenda
bull Overview of Main Roads Kimberley Region bull Kimberley Contracting Opportunitiesbull Projectsbull Aboriginal Engagement Strategybull Questions
2424 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Overview of Main Roads WA Kimberley Region
25 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
2626 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Main Office ndash 20 Wodehouse Street Derby
bull Sub Office ndash 293 Messmate Way Kununurra
bull Project Office - 30 Frederick Street Broome
Main Roads Western AustraliaKimberley Region
2727 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Kimberley Program is delivered under Direct Contracting Model
bull Routine Maintenance ndash via Resources Contract- currently Maca Civil (ends January 2021)- new 5 year Contract to be awarded ndash 3 tenderers shortlisted
bull Small Projects and periodic maintenance works are directly managed and supervised by Kimberley Region utilising local sub ndash contractors under the plant panel contracts and minor contracts eg Gibb River Road upgrade GNH shoulder reconditioning
bull Some periodic maintenance works delivered by contracts managed by Kimberley Region eg sealing pavement repairs minor reconstruction verge mowing
bull Larger projects ndash major contracts typically managed by Infrastructure Delivery Directorate eg GNH reconstruction near Ord River
Kimberley ndash Program Delivery
2828 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
2929 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Direct Managed Road Works by RegionMajor Projects managed by Infrastructure Delivery Directorate Main Contractor Appointed - Main Roads Pre-Qualified
bull Plant Hire (Panel Contract in place)bull Sealing Contract ndash direct managed worksbull Labour Hire bull Traffic Managementbull Culvert installation bull Safety barriers installation bull Crushing contracts - gravel aggregate etcbull Materials supply ndash aggregates concrete products signs etcbull Accommodation supply ndash hotels motels mobile campsbull Fuel supply
Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
3030 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Routine Maintenance - Resources Contractor Appointed - long term contract
Sub-contracting opportunities
bull Periodic Maintenance Works- Verge Mowing ndash tenders advertised bi annually- Resealing - MRWA state wide panel contract- Pavement Repair Contract ndash advertised annually- Bridge Maintenance ndash MRWA state wide panel contract- Litter and Blackwater Collection (Rest Areas) ndash long term
contract to be advertised in 2020
Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
3131 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Business Support Services (labour hire)
bull Gardening ndash offices depots
bull Office cleaning
bull Large scale Building maintenance ndash offices depots houses (usually though BMW) For small scale building maintenance please provide us with your contact details
Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
3232 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
3333 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Gibb River Road (approx $85M pa)bull construct and seal sections in east and west
Broome Cape Leveque Project ($656M)bull commenced 2018 completion 2020bull construct and seal 90km
Great Northern Highway Safety improvements ($12M)bull shoulder sealing various sections 110 km
Projects
3434 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Great Northern Highway Upgrade ndash Broome to Derby - $259M- Deep Creek Section 2021 - reconstruction- Logue River Section 2022 - reconstruction
bull Duncan Road Gordon Downs Road Upgrade - $51M- In partnership with the Shire of Halls Creek- Upgrade various sections ndash 2019 to 2022
bull Tanami Road Construct and Seal - $4275M- Commencement planned 2021- In partnership with the Shire of Halls Creek
Projects
3535 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Great Northern Highway Upgrade - Ord North ($9814M)
Reconstruct highway ndash upgrade 2 single lane bridges
- Commenced 2019 completion 2021 and 2022
- Design and Construct Contract awarded to WHBO
- Managed by Infrastructure Delivery Directorate
Projects
3636 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
3737 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Provides a Framework for the State Government Investment in Aboriginal Participation
bull Allows Agencies to negotiate directly with a ldquoRegistered Aboriginal Businessrdquo for supply of goods and services
State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
3838 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Framework to maximise Indigenous employment and business opportunities in Northern Australia
bull Aim to provide tangible economic and social benefits for local Indigenous people living in surrounding communities ndash ldquoLocal Firstrdquo
bull Sets Indigenous Participation Targets based on Regional Populations- Kimberley Region 40 Aboriginal Population
Commonwealth Government
3939 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Identify suitable services where Aboriginal Organisations and Businesses can participate directly eg
- Employment Contracts ndash provision of labour and resources- Traffic Management- Culvert Installation
bull Contracts - Includes criteria for Aboriginal employment and training
- Plant Panel Contract includes preferences for local and Aboriginal business and operators
- Major Contracts require Aboriginal Participation Plans Include Price Preferences and Performance Initiative Payments
MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
4040 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Thankyou for your attendance
General Questions
Working with the Department of Finance
Rowan Acton
August 2020
Director Regional Operations
Introduction to Department of Finance
Buy Local 2020 Implementation
bull The Department of Finance has already implementedchange to works procurement processes to meet therequirements of Buy Local 2020
bull These changes will be formalised in the DepartmentrsquosImplementation Plan which will be signed off imminently
bull As part of the Departmentrsquos COVID-19 response wehave increased the upper threshold for RegionalContent to be applied at 5 of the total value of theclaimed regional content to a maximum of $500000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description
Expected Tender Release
Budget (Indicative)
Department of Health Fitzroy Crossing Renal Clinic Stage 2 4th Qtr 2020 $2596000
Department of Education Broome Primary School ndash Fire Remediation and Administration Building
1st Qtr 2020 $8335000
Department of Training and Workforce Development
Broome Hospitality and Student Services Centre 2nd Qtr 2021 $10000000
Department of Education Wyndham District High School - Rebuild Early Childhood Education Centre
3rd Qtr 2021 $3000000
Department of Training and Workforce Development
Kununurra Health and Hospitality Trade Training Centre
2nd Qtr 2021 $6000000
WA Recovery Plan
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
WACHS-Kimberley Old Granada Building Demolition Derby $ 242000
WACHS-Kimberley Hospital Roofing Replacement Derby $ 220000
WACHS-Kimberley Mental Health Inpatient Unit - Wall Height Extension Broome $ 242000
WACHS-Kimberley Extend Infusion Room for Telechemo Broome $ 137500
Department of Education Swale Upgrade - Broome SHS Broome $ 250000
Department of Education Chaplaincy Transportable replacement Derby $ 47000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh and Structural repairs Looma $ 111000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh Wananami $ 113000
Department of Education Structural Repairs Muludja $ 75000
Department of Education Fencing Fitzroy Valley $ 150000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
DFES Shade Structure and fencing Fitzroy $ 80000
Department of Justice Office Refit Broome $ 100000
Department of Justice Courthouse - Toilets and Footpaths Derby $ 35000
Main Roads Solar Panels Derby $ 250000
WACHS-Kimberley Morgue Upgrade Derby $ 440000
WACHS-Kimberley Birthing Suites Upgrage Broome $ 550000
WACHS-Kimberley Triage Redesign Fitzroy Crossing $ 330000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Balgo $ 300000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Bidyadanga $ 500000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Derby $ 1500000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Looma $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Dampier Pennsular $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Bidyadanga $ 1500000
Department of Education Derby DHS - Structural works and Classroom Refresh Derby $ 400000
Department of Education Broome Primary School - Fire Remediation Broome TBD
Department of Education Classroom Refresh and structural repairs Wankgatjungka $ 260000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh Bayulu $ 260000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Looma $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Dampier Pennsular $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Bidyadanga $ 1500000
Advertising Subcontracting Opportunities
Want to work with Finance
Interested in maintenance
and minor works
Look into becoming prequalified under Financersquos Builders Prequalification Scheme
Register on Tenders WA
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Interested in works-related consultancies
Interested in minor and
capital works
Interested in being a
subcontractor on a large project
Contact the works panel management team on 6551 1787 or BMWProcurementServicesfinancewagovau
Register on Tenders WA for opportunities that might become available outside existing panels
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Register for the lsquoService Alliance 2012rsquo (SA12) arrangement that Finance uses for regional works contracts valued at less than $250000
Register on Tenders WA for opportunities that might become available outside SA12
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Keep an eye on Tenders WA and the local paper for opportunities
Promote yourself to potential head contractors
Interested in supplying goods and services
Keep an eye on Tenders WA
Investing in the Kimberley
Aboriginal Procurement Policybull 2020-21 FY Target is 3bull Capability building servicesbull Policy review and recommendations for new term
bull Aboriginal business consultation process Via Noongar Chamber of Commerce and Industry
bull ContactDepartment of Finance ndash Social Procurement Team
spifinancewagovau 6551 2475
Assistance for Aboriginal businesses
bull Capability building programs to be delivered to Aboriginalbusinesses and not-for-profit organisations across theState
bull Morrgul is the provider for the Great Southern and SouthWest regions
bull Provides Aboriginal business capability building contractservices including workshops and one-on-one mentoringsessions
ContactsKudzi Chigwanda Regional Manager ndash Northern Region
9194 9711 KudziChigwandafinancewagovau
Broome office (works)Woodyrsquos Arcade 15 Dampier Terrace
Gemma Bennett Senior Project Manager9194 9719 GemmaBennettfinancewagovau
wwwfinancewagovau
Kununurra office (works)Corner Messmate and Konkerberry Drive
Rod Chinnery Senior Project Office9166 7201 rodneychinneryfinancewagovau
Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry18th August Broome 19th August Derby
Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
I would like to show my respect and acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the Land
ndash the Nyikina people ndashtheir Elders past present and emerging on which this
meeting takes place
About Horizon Power
About Horizon Power
Horizon Power is a Government Trading Enterprise which generates distributes and retails electricity to more than 47000 connections
We supply electricity to more than 100000 residents and approx 8000 businesses in regional towns and communities across WA
Horizon Powerrsquos focus is to create value for future generations and to make a difference to the lives of people in the communities we serve
In regional WA we have 38 networks comprised of 36 microgrids and 2 interconnected systems
We do not operate in the South-West Interconnected System
Our Ambition
Delivering energy solutions for regional growth and vibrant communities
Our Guiding Principles
Horizon Power is committed to providing opportunities to local and Aboriginal businesses in alignment with our Strategy We apply our guiding principles to everything we do the way we work and the way we engage
Horizon Power views local community engagement as an essential part of being a responsible corporate citizen
Community Involvement
Listening creating and delivering together
Cleaner Greener
Improving our shared environment
Preference towards local people good and services
Regions First
Positive impact on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islands customers suppliers employees and communities
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commitment
Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
Horizon Power implements the State Governmentrsquos WA Industry Participation Strategy and Aboriginal Procurement Policy and actively seeks to ensure suitable opportunities are provided to local and Aboriginal businesses
Local Industry
Horizon Power
Aboriginal Business
Procurement
Kimberley region
Horizon Power procures the following types of goods and services in the Kimberley region
1 Vegetation management near power lines and electrical infrastructure
2 Civil works such as trenching
3 Operations and maintenance services such as cleaning general gardening freight and building maintenance
4 Security services
5 The installation of Electrical Vehicle charging points in Broome
State Stimulus Projects
Procurement
Kimberley region
The State Stimulus Projects that may source procurement in the Kimberley region include
1 Battery Energy Storage System in Broome and Yungngora
2 Broome Experience Centre
3 Kimberley Street Lights Upgrade
4 Kununurra Depot Refurbishment
5 Derby Solar Battery and LED streetlights
6 Aboriginal Community Embedded Networks Regularised electricity to 13 communities
Horizon Power has been awarded $574m in WA State Government stimulus funding to deliver six projects
How you can supply to Horizon Power
How you can supply to us
Horizon Power accepts registrations of interest from local and Aboriginal businesses through our website
Horizon Power may source directly from a business negotiate with a restricted list of businesses or engage in a competitive open market procurement process
WEBSITE OPEN MARKET | DIRECT | NEGOTIATE The process and specific requirements for a procurement depends on the type scope and value of the procurement
How does Horizon Power find suppliers
Horizon Power will research businesses using
Horizon Powerrsquos Regional and Aboriginal Supplier Database
Supply Nation - httpssupplynationorgau
Aboriginal Business Directory WA (ABDWA) httpswwwabdwacomau
Industry Capability Network WA (ICNWA) httpsgatewayicnorgau
Chamber of Commerce
Google Search
Local Knowledge
Regional amp Aboriginal
Supplier Register
Visit httpshorizonpowercomau
SuppliersRegional and Aboriginal
Contractors amp Suppliers
Supplier Registration
Shortcut to access the Supplier page On your smartphone open your camera and focus over the code above A pop up link will open in your image to take you straight to the supplier page on our website
Where to find information on
Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
Competitive tenders may be advertised on one or more of the following (other suggestions are welcome)
Tenders WA httpswwwtenderswagovau
Local newspapers (Kimberley Echo Broome Advertiser etc)
Social media LinkedIn and Twitter (HorizonPower_WA)
Chamber of Commerce and Industry amp various economic development platforms
Supply Nation Indigenous Business Market Place
Vendor Panel Coming soon
Horizon Powerrsquos Procurement Pipeline and more information on our procurements httpshorizonpowercomaucontractors-suppliers
Registrations for Specific Scopes
If you would like your business to be considered as a potential respondent register your interestRegistering will give your business better visibility but it is not compulsory in order to be considered
For specific projects or pieces of work we may advertise them on our Procurement Pipeline and ask prospective suppliers to register
We may use this for the stimulus funding projects where suitable so keep an eye on our website
4 Steps tosuccess
We recommend that businesses
Register on the Horizon Power Local and Aboriginal Business Register
Review the Horizon Power website and keep an eye on our Procurement Pipeline as well as on advertising platforms mentioned earlier
Have a functional website that is up to date with your business and contact information and represents your business services well
Update profiles like ABDWA ICNWA or Supply Nation with current contact and capabilities
1
2
3
4
What to do if asked to bid
Contact Horizon Power if you have any queries on how to respond
Respond in a timely manner or let us know if you cannot and you may consider requesting an extension
If there are a set of specific questions make sure you have demonstrated your businessrsquo capability and understanding of that question
Provide supporting information to evidence you are the right business for the job
1
2
3
4
Our objectiveValue for Money
All procurement activities at Horizon Power will be assessed on this basis which takes into account
Non-cost factors such as community benefits health safety and environmental factors and supplier performance history and capability
Horizon Powerrsquos budget and
Available prices
We recommend local businesses consider the principle of best Value-for-Money when preparing quotations or proposals to Horizon Power
Horizon Powerrsquos procurement outcomes must achieve best Value-for-Money
If you need further information
Broome
broomehorizonpowercomau2 McDaniel Road Broome
Kununurra
kununurrahorizonpowercomauCnr Messmate Way amp Victoria HighwayKununurra
Website
httpshorizonpowercomau
Please contact your local office
Questions
Thank you
- Slide Number 1
- Industry Development Division
- WA Industry Participation Strategy (WAIPS)
- WAIPS 2020 updates
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- Local Capability Fund
- COVID-19 Local Capability Fund rounds for 202021
- Local Capability Fund Rounds for 202021
- Your feedback is key
- What can you do
- Thank you
- Simon MarwickLocal Content AdviserKimberley
- Local Content Role
- What do we do
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Slide Number 21
- Slide Number 22
- Agenda
- Overview of Main Roads WA Kimberley Region
- Slide Number 25
- Main Roads Western AustraliaKimberley Region
- Kimberley ndash Program Delivery
- Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
- Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
- Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
- Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
- Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
- State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
- Commonwealth Government
- MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
- Thankyou for your attendanceGeneral Questions
- Working with the Department of Finance
- Slide Number 42
- Slide Number 43
- Slide Number 44
- Slide Number 45
- Slide Number 46
- Slide Number 47
- Slide Number 48
- Slide Number 49
- Slide Number 50
- Slide Number 51
- Slide Number 52
- Slide Number 53
- Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry
- Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
- Slide Number 56
- About Horizon Power
- About Horizon Power
- Slide Number 59
- Slide Number 60
- Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
- ProcurementKimberley region
- State Stimulus ProjectsProcurementKimberley region
- How you can supply to Horizon Power
- Slide Number 65
- How does Horizon Power find suppliers
- Regional amp Aboriginal Supplier Register
- Where to find information on Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
- Registrations for Specific Scopes
- 4 Steps tosuccess
- What to do if asked to bid
- Our objectiveValue for Money
- If you need further information
- Slide Number 74
- Slide Number 75
-
industrylinkwagovau
WAIPS 2020 updates
Since its launch in 2018 WAIPS has continued to evolve each year 2020 key updates are
1 Agency Panel Contracts and Common Use Arrangements
2 Agency Look Ahead Lists
3 Training for Regional SMEs
4 Grants
5 Regional Strategic Projects
industrylinkwagovau
WA Buy Local Policy 2020bull Revised Buy Local Policy was announced on 3 July 2020 in
Kalgoorlie by the Premierbull Policy has been strengthened to ensure local businesses in
particular regional businesses are given focus when bidding for government contracts
bull This is the first major revision since 2002bull JTSI is now the lead agency to allow simpler alignment with
WAIPS
industrylinkwagovau
WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
bull New Implementation Agreements reviewed annually for State Government agencies to commit to applying the Buy Local Policy
bull Increased reporting of agency outcomes to monitor the policys effectiveness and identify further improvements
industrylinkwagovau
WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
bull Increase in contract thresholds for regional offices of State Government agencies to allow greater local decision-making about contracting of works goods and services
bull New communication channels between regional stakeholders and the state government
bull This includes regular Regional Communication Forums and the existing Local Content Adviser Network
industrylinkwagovau
WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
bull Training for regional contractors in understanding the policy and how to apply for contracts
bull Agency look-ahead lists of forthcoming tenders to allow local contractors more time to consider and prepare bids
industrylinkwagovau
WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
bull Increase in the regional price preferences cap to $1 million
bull Ability for agency to vary the prescribed distance for preference eligibility to target locations
Applied RPP to vary eligible businesses to smaller radius to allow for better local outcomes
industrylinkwagovau
Local Capability Fund
industrylinkwagovau
COVID-19 Local Capability Fund rounds for 202021
$10 million will be used to launch the following COVID-19 related roundsCOVID-19 Business Recovery and Growth Round
bull Level of funding is 75 to a maximum of $100000 for businesses that have been adversely impacted by COVID-19
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Manufacturing Round bull Level of funding is on a sliding scale of 50 to 90 to a maximum of
$500000Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Market Feasibility Round
bull Level of funding is 50 to a maximum of $20000
industrylinkwagovau
Local Capability Fund Rounds for 202021Major State Government Projects Round
bull Level of funding is 75 to a maximum of $100000 targeting specific projects Key Private and Public Sector Markets Round
bull Level of funding is 75 to a maximum of $100000 targeting specific key sectors
National and International Standards Round bull Level of funding is 75 to a maximum of $20000Aboriginal Business Round
bull Level of funding is 75 to a maximum of $100000
industrylinkwagovau
Your feedback is key
bull Your feedback is critical to influence policy change
bull The changes in the WA Buy Local Policy and WAIPS 2020 are evidence of this
bull Greater local input in decision makingbull Addressed Shop-frontingbull Issues with Panels
industrylinkwagovau
What can you do
Fill out the survey
Speak to your Local Content Adviser
Connect with agencies today
Subscribe to the WA Industry Link Newsletter
Ask Questions and provide us your feedback today
industrylinkwagovau
Thank you
For more information visitindustrylinkwagovau
Or contact ILAS on
08 6277 2999industrylinkjtsiwagovau
Simon MarwickLocal Content Adviser
Kimberley
Local Content Role
LOCAL OPPORTUNITY LOCAL CAPABILITY LOCAL OUTCOME
Government Spend Regional Business amp Industry $ and Jobs in the Local Economy
LCA
Maximising the participation of regional businesses in regional contracting opportunities=
Kimberley businesses winning Kimberley contracts
What do we do
bull Connect- Tenders Training Workshops etc (WALGA Tender Training)- Connect Head Contractors with local businesses (Chinatown Stage Two- Business Register)
bull Advocate- On the ground I want to hear local concerns- Push for Kimberley friendly procurement practises (Local Business Engagement Plan)
bull Assist- Can assist with applications (Local Capability Fund REDS)- Guide to Better Feedback
Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
Contact
Simon Marwick
Kimberley Local Content Adviser
E| simonmarwickkdcwagovau
M| 0438 090 194
W| httpskdcwagovaulocal-content-officer
22
Kimberley Communications ForumLana Powellndash Customer Service Manager
23 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Agenda
bull Overview of Main Roads Kimberley Region bull Kimberley Contracting Opportunitiesbull Projectsbull Aboriginal Engagement Strategybull Questions
2424 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Overview of Main Roads WA Kimberley Region
25 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
2626 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Main Office ndash 20 Wodehouse Street Derby
bull Sub Office ndash 293 Messmate Way Kununurra
bull Project Office - 30 Frederick Street Broome
Main Roads Western AustraliaKimberley Region
2727 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Kimberley Program is delivered under Direct Contracting Model
bull Routine Maintenance ndash via Resources Contract- currently Maca Civil (ends January 2021)- new 5 year Contract to be awarded ndash 3 tenderers shortlisted
bull Small Projects and periodic maintenance works are directly managed and supervised by Kimberley Region utilising local sub ndash contractors under the plant panel contracts and minor contracts eg Gibb River Road upgrade GNH shoulder reconditioning
bull Some periodic maintenance works delivered by contracts managed by Kimberley Region eg sealing pavement repairs minor reconstruction verge mowing
bull Larger projects ndash major contracts typically managed by Infrastructure Delivery Directorate eg GNH reconstruction near Ord River
Kimberley ndash Program Delivery
2828 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
2929 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Direct Managed Road Works by RegionMajor Projects managed by Infrastructure Delivery Directorate Main Contractor Appointed - Main Roads Pre-Qualified
bull Plant Hire (Panel Contract in place)bull Sealing Contract ndash direct managed worksbull Labour Hire bull Traffic Managementbull Culvert installation bull Safety barriers installation bull Crushing contracts - gravel aggregate etcbull Materials supply ndash aggregates concrete products signs etcbull Accommodation supply ndash hotels motels mobile campsbull Fuel supply
Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
3030 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Routine Maintenance - Resources Contractor Appointed - long term contract
Sub-contracting opportunities
bull Periodic Maintenance Works- Verge Mowing ndash tenders advertised bi annually- Resealing - MRWA state wide panel contract- Pavement Repair Contract ndash advertised annually- Bridge Maintenance ndash MRWA state wide panel contract- Litter and Blackwater Collection (Rest Areas) ndash long term
contract to be advertised in 2020
Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
3131 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Business Support Services (labour hire)
bull Gardening ndash offices depots
bull Office cleaning
bull Large scale Building maintenance ndash offices depots houses (usually though BMW) For small scale building maintenance please provide us with your contact details
Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
3232 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
3333 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Gibb River Road (approx $85M pa)bull construct and seal sections in east and west
Broome Cape Leveque Project ($656M)bull commenced 2018 completion 2020bull construct and seal 90km
Great Northern Highway Safety improvements ($12M)bull shoulder sealing various sections 110 km
Projects
3434 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Great Northern Highway Upgrade ndash Broome to Derby - $259M- Deep Creek Section 2021 - reconstruction- Logue River Section 2022 - reconstruction
bull Duncan Road Gordon Downs Road Upgrade - $51M- In partnership with the Shire of Halls Creek- Upgrade various sections ndash 2019 to 2022
bull Tanami Road Construct and Seal - $4275M- Commencement planned 2021- In partnership with the Shire of Halls Creek
Projects
3535 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Great Northern Highway Upgrade - Ord North ($9814M)
Reconstruct highway ndash upgrade 2 single lane bridges
- Commenced 2019 completion 2021 and 2022
- Design and Construct Contract awarded to WHBO
- Managed by Infrastructure Delivery Directorate
Projects
3636 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
3737 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Provides a Framework for the State Government Investment in Aboriginal Participation
bull Allows Agencies to negotiate directly with a ldquoRegistered Aboriginal Businessrdquo for supply of goods and services
State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
3838 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Framework to maximise Indigenous employment and business opportunities in Northern Australia
bull Aim to provide tangible economic and social benefits for local Indigenous people living in surrounding communities ndash ldquoLocal Firstrdquo
bull Sets Indigenous Participation Targets based on Regional Populations- Kimberley Region 40 Aboriginal Population
Commonwealth Government
3939 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Identify suitable services where Aboriginal Organisations and Businesses can participate directly eg
- Employment Contracts ndash provision of labour and resources- Traffic Management- Culvert Installation
bull Contracts - Includes criteria for Aboriginal employment and training
- Plant Panel Contract includes preferences for local and Aboriginal business and operators
- Major Contracts require Aboriginal Participation Plans Include Price Preferences and Performance Initiative Payments
MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
4040 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Thankyou for your attendance
General Questions
Working with the Department of Finance
Rowan Acton
August 2020
Director Regional Operations
Introduction to Department of Finance
Buy Local 2020 Implementation
bull The Department of Finance has already implementedchange to works procurement processes to meet therequirements of Buy Local 2020
bull These changes will be formalised in the DepartmentrsquosImplementation Plan which will be signed off imminently
bull As part of the Departmentrsquos COVID-19 response wehave increased the upper threshold for RegionalContent to be applied at 5 of the total value of theclaimed regional content to a maximum of $500000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description
Expected Tender Release
Budget (Indicative)
Department of Health Fitzroy Crossing Renal Clinic Stage 2 4th Qtr 2020 $2596000
Department of Education Broome Primary School ndash Fire Remediation and Administration Building
1st Qtr 2020 $8335000
Department of Training and Workforce Development
Broome Hospitality and Student Services Centre 2nd Qtr 2021 $10000000
Department of Education Wyndham District High School - Rebuild Early Childhood Education Centre
3rd Qtr 2021 $3000000
Department of Training and Workforce Development
Kununurra Health and Hospitality Trade Training Centre
2nd Qtr 2021 $6000000
WA Recovery Plan
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
WACHS-Kimberley Old Granada Building Demolition Derby $ 242000
WACHS-Kimberley Hospital Roofing Replacement Derby $ 220000
WACHS-Kimberley Mental Health Inpatient Unit - Wall Height Extension Broome $ 242000
WACHS-Kimberley Extend Infusion Room for Telechemo Broome $ 137500
Department of Education Swale Upgrade - Broome SHS Broome $ 250000
Department of Education Chaplaincy Transportable replacement Derby $ 47000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh and Structural repairs Looma $ 111000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh Wananami $ 113000
Department of Education Structural Repairs Muludja $ 75000
Department of Education Fencing Fitzroy Valley $ 150000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
DFES Shade Structure and fencing Fitzroy $ 80000
Department of Justice Office Refit Broome $ 100000
Department of Justice Courthouse - Toilets and Footpaths Derby $ 35000
Main Roads Solar Panels Derby $ 250000
WACHS-Kimberley Morgue Upgrade Derby $ 440000
WACHS-Kimberley Birthing Suites Upgrage Broome $ 550000
WACHS-Kimberley Triage Redesign Fitzroy Crossing $ 330000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Balgo $ 300000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Bidyadanga $ 500000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Derby $ 1500000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Looma $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Dampier Pennsular $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Bidyadanga $ 1500000
Department of Education Derby DHS - Structural works and Classroom Refresh Derby $ 400000
Department of Education Broome Primary School - Fire Remediation Broome TBD
Department of Education Classroom Refresh and structural repairs Wankgatjungka $ 260000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh Bayulu $ 260000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Looma $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Dampier Pennsular $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Bidyadanga $ 1500000
Advertising Subcontracting Opportunities
Want to work with Finance
Interested in maintenance
and minor works
Look into becoming prequalified under Financersquos Builders Prequalification Scheme
Register on Tenders WA
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Interested in works-related consultancies
Interested in minor and
capital works
Interested in being a
subcontractor on a large project
Contact the works panel management team on 6551 1787 or BMWProcurementServicesfinancewagovau
Register on Tenders WA for opportunities that might become available outside existing panels
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Register for the lsquoService Alliance 2012rsquo (SA12) arrangement that Finance uses for regional works contracts valued at less than $250000
Register on Tenders WA for opportunities that might become available outside SA12
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Keep an eye on Tenders WA and the local paper for opportunities
Promote yourself to potential head contractors
Interested in supplying goods and services
Keep an eye on Tenders WA
Investing in the Kimberley
Aboriginal Procurement Policybull 2020-21 FY Target is 3bull Capability building servicesbull Policy review and recommendations for new term
bull Aboriginal business consultation process Via Noongar Chamber of Commerce and Industry
bull ContactDepartment of Finance ndash Social Procurement Team
spifinancewagovau 6551 2475
Assistance for Aboriginal businesses
bull Capability building programs to be delivered to Aboriginalbusinesses and not-for-profit organisations across theState
bull Morrgul is the provider for the Great Southern and SouthWest regions
bull Provides Aboriginal business capability building contractservices including workshops and one-on-one mentoringsessions
ContactsKudzi Chigwanda Regional Manager ndash Northern Region
9194 9711 KudziChigwandafinancewagovau
Broome office (works)Woodyrsquos Arcade 15 Dampier Terrace
Gemma Bennett Senior Project Manager9194 9719 GemmaBennettfinancewagovau
wwwfinancewagovau
Kununurra office (works)Corner Messmate and Konkerberry Drive
Rod Chinnery Senior Project Office9166 7201 rodneychinneryfinancewagovau
Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry18th August Broome 19th August Derby
Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
I would like to show my respect and acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the Land
ndash the Nyikina people ndashtheir Elders past present and emerging on which this
meeting takes place
About Horizon Power
About Horizon Power
Horizon Power is a Government Trading Enterprise which generates distributes and retails electricity to more than 47000 connections
We supply electricity to more than 100000 residents and approx 8000 businesses in regional towns and communities across WA
Horizon Powerrsquos focus is to create value for future generations and to make a difference to the lives of people in the communities we serve
In regional WA we have 38 networks comprised of 36 microgrids and 2 interconnected systems
We do not operate in the South-West Interconnected System
Our Ambition
Delivering energy solutions for regional growth and vibrant communities
Our Guiding Principles
Horizon Power is committed to providing opportunities to local and Aboriginal businesses in alignment with our Strategy We apply our guiding principles to everything we do the way we work and the way we engage
Horizon Power views local community engagement as an essential part of being a responsible corporate citizen
Community Involvement
Listening creating and delivering together
Cleaner Greener
Improving our shared environment
Preference towards local people good and services
Regions First
Positive impact on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islands customers suppliers employees and communities
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commitment
Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
Horizon Power implements the State Governmentrsquos WA Industry Participation Strategy and Aboriginal Procurement Policy and actively seeks to ensure suitable opportunities are provided to local and Aboriginal businesses
Local Industry
Horizon Power
Aboriginal Business
Procurement
Kimberley region
Horizon Power procures the following types of goods and services in the Kimberley region
1 Vegetation management near power lines and electrical infrastructure
2 Civil works such as trenching
3 Operations and maintenance services such as cleaning general gardening freight and building maintenance
4 Security services
5 The installation of Electrical Vehicle charging points in Broome
State Stimulus Projects
Procurement
Kimberley region
The State Stimulus Projects that may source procurement in the Kimberley region include
1 Battery Energy Storage System in Broome and Yungngora
2 Broome Experience Centre
3 Kimberley Street Lights Upgrade
4 Kununurra Depot Refurbishment
5 Derby Solar Battery and LED streetlights
6 Aboriginal Community Embedded Networks Regularised electricity to 13 communities
Horizon Power has been awarded $574m in WA State Government stimulus funding to deliver six projects
How you can supply to Horizon Power
How you can supply to us
Horizon Power accepts registrations of interest from local and Aboriginal businesses through our website
Horizon Power may source directly from a business negotiate with a restricted list of businesses or engage in a competitive open market procurement process
WEBSITE OPEN MARKET | DIRECT | NEGOTIATE The process and specific requirements for a procurement depends on the type scope and value of the procurement
How does Horizon Power find suppliers
Horizon Power will research businesses using
Horizon Powerrsquos Regional and Aboriginal Supplier Database
Supply Nation - httpssupplynationorgau
Aboriginal Business Directory WA (ABDWA) httpswwwabdwacomau
Industry Capability Network WA (ICNWA) httpsgatewayicnorgau
Chamber of Commerce
Google Search
Local Knowledge
Regional amp Aboriginal
Supplier Register
Visit httpshorizonpowercomau
SuppliersRegional and Aboriginal
Contractors amp Suppliers
Supplier Registration
Shortcut to access the Supplier page On your smartphone open your camera and focus over the code above A pop up link will open in your image to take you straight to the supplier page on our website
Where to find information on
Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
Competitive tenders may be advertised on one or more of the following (other suggestions are welcome)
Tenders WA httpswwwtenderswagovau
Local newspapers (Kimberley Echo Broome Advertiser etc)
Social media LinkedIn and Twitter (HorizonPower_WA)
Chamber of Commerce and Industry amp various economic development platforms
Supply Nation Indigenous Business Market Place
Vendor Panel Coming soon
Horizon Powerrsquos Procurement Pipeline and more information on our procurements httpshorizonpowercomaucontractors-suppliers
Registrations for Specific Scopes
If you would like your business to be considered as a potential respondent register your interestRegistering will give your business better visibility but it is not compulsory in order to be considered
For specific projects or pieces of work we may advertise them on our Procurement Pipeline and ask prospective suppliers to register
We may use this for the stimulus funding projects where suitable so keep an eye on our website
4 Steps tosuccess
We recommend that businesses
Register on the Horizon Power Local and Aboriginal Business Register
Review the Horizon Power website and keep an eye on our Procurement Pipeline as well as on advertising platforms mentioned earlier
Have a functional website that is up to date with your business and contact information and represents your business services well
Update profiles like ABDWA ICNWA or Supply Nation with current contact and capabilities
1
2
3
4
What to do if asked to bid
Contact Horizon Power if you have any queries on how to respond
Respond in a timely manner or let us know if you cannot and you may consider requesting an extension
If there are a set of specific questions make sure you have demonstrated your businessrsquo capability and understanding of that question
Provide supporting information to evidence you are the right business for the job
1
2
3
4
Our objectiveValue for Money
All procurement activities at Horizon Power will be assessed on this basis which takes into account
Non-cost factors such as community benefits health safety and environmental factors and supplier performance history and capability
Horizon Powerrsquos budget and
Available prices
We recommend local businesses consider the principle of best Value-for-Money when preparing quotations or proposals to Horizon Power
Horizon Powerrsquos procurement outcomes must achieve best Value-for-Money
If you need further information
Broome
broomehorizonpowercomau2 McDaniel Road Broome
Kununurra
kununurrahorizonpowercomauCnr Messmate Way amp Victoria HighwayKununurra
Website
httpshorizonpowercomau
Please contact your local office
Questions
Thank you
- Slide Number 1
- Industry Development Division
- WA Industry Participation Strategy (WAIPS)
- WAIPS 2020 updates
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- Local Capability Fund
- COVID-19 Local Capability Fund rounds for 202021
- Local Capability Fund Rounds for 202021
- Your feedback is key
- What can you do
- Thank you
- Simon MarwickLocal Content AdviserKimberley
- Local Content Role
- What do we do
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Slide Number 21
- Slide Number 22
- Agenda
- Overview of Main Roads WA Kimberley Region
- Slide Number 25
- Main Roads Western AustraliaKimberley Region
- Kimberley ndash Program Delivery
- Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
- Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
- Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
- Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
- Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
- State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
- Commonwealth Government
- MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
- Thankyou for your attendanceGeneral Questions
- Working with the Department of Finance
- Slide Number 42
- Slide Number 43
- Slide Number 44
- Slide Number 45
- Slide Number 46
- Slide Number 47
- Slide Number 48
- Slide Number 49
- Slide Number 50
- Slide Number 51
- Slide Number 52
- Slide Number 53
- Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry
- Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
- Slide Number 56
- About Horizon Power
- About Horizon Power
- Slide Number 59
- Slide Number 60
- Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
- ProcurementKimberley region
- State Stimulus ProjectsProcurementKimberley region
- How you can supply to Horizon Power
- Slide Number 65
- How does Horizon Power find suppliers
- Regional amp Aboriginal Supplier Register
- Where to find information on Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
- Registrations for Specific Scopes
- 4 Steps tosuccess
- What to do if asked to bid
- Our objectiveValue for Money
- If you need further information
- Slide Number 74
- Slide Number 75
-
industrylinkwagovau
WA Buy Local Policy 2020bull Revised Buy Local Policy was announced on 3 July 2020 in
Kalgoorlie by the Premierbull Policy has been strengthened to ensure local businesses in
particular regional businesses are given focus when bidding for government contracts
bull This is the first major revision since 2002bull JTSI is now the lead agency to allow simpler alignment with
WAIPS
industrylinkwagovau
WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
bull New Implementation Agreements reviewed annually for State Government agencies to commit to applying the Buy Local Policy
bull Increased reporting of agency outcomes to monitor the policys effectiveness and identify further improvements
industrylinkwagovau
WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
bull Increase in contract thresholds for regional offices of State Government agencies to allow greater local decision-making about contracting of works goods and services
bull New communication channels between regional stakeholders and the state government
bull This includes regular Regional Communication Forums and the existing Local Content Adviser Network
industrylinkwagovau
WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
bull Training for regional contractors in understanding the policy and how to apply for contracts
bull Agency look-ahead lists of forthcoming tenders to allow local contractors more time to consider and prepare bids
industrylinkwagovau
WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
bull Increase in the regional price preferences cap to $1 million
bull Ability for agency to vary the prescribed distance for preference eligibility to target locations
Applied RPP to vary eligible businesses to smaller radius to allow for better local outcomes
industrylinkwagovau
Local Capability Fund
industrylinkwagovau
COVID-19 Local Capability Fund rounds for 202021
$10 million will be used to launch the following COVID-19 related roundsCOVID-19 Business Recovery and Growth Round
bull Level of funding is 75 to a maximum of $100000 for businesses that have been adversely impacted by COVID-19
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Manufacturing Round bull Level of funding is on a sliding scale of 50 to 90 to a maximum of
$500000Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Market Feasibility Round
bull Level of funding is 50 to a maximum of $20000
industrylinkwagovau
Local Capability Fund Rounds for 202021Major State Government Projects Round
bull Level of funding is 75 to a maximum of $100000 targeting specific projects Key Private and Public Sector Markets Round
bull Level of funding is 75 to a maximum of $100000 targeting specific key sectors
National and International Standards Round bull Level of funding is 75 to a maximum of $20000Aboriginal Business Round
bull Level of funding is 75 to a maximum of $100000
industrylinkwagovau
Your feedback is key
bull Your feedback is critical to influence policy change
bull The changes in the WA Buy Local Policy and WAIPS 2020 are evidence of this
bull Greater local input in decision makingbull Addressed Shop-frontingbull Issues with Panels
industrylinkwagovau
What can you do
Fill out the survey
Speak to your Local Content Adviser
Connect with agencies today
Subscribe to the WA Industry Link Newsletter
Ask Questions and provide us your feedback today
industrylinkwagovau
Thank you
For more information visitindustrylinkwagovau
Or contact ILAS on
08 6277 2999industrylinkjtsiwagovau
Simon MarwickLocal Content Adviser
Kimberley
Local Content Role
LOCAL OPPORTUNITY LOCAL CAPABILITY LOCAL OUTCOME
Government Spend Regional Business amp Industry $ and Jobs in the Local Economy
LCA
Maximising the participation of regional businesses in regional contracting opportunities=
Kimberley businesses winning Kimberley contracts
What do we do
bull Connect- Tenders Training Workshops etc (WALGA Tender Training)- Connect Head Contractors with local businesses (Chinatown Stage Two- Business Register)
bull Advocate- On the ground I want to hear local concerns- Push for Kimberley friendly procurement practises (Local Business Engagement Plan)
bull Assist- Can assist with applications (Local Capability Fund REDS)- Guide to Better Feedback
Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
Contact
Simon Marwick
Kimberley Local Content Adviser
E| simonmarwickkdcwagovau
M| 0438 090 194
W| httpskdcwagovaulocal-content-officer
22
Kimberley Communications ForumLana Powellndash Customer Service Manager
23 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Agenda
bull Overview of Main Roads Kimberley Region bull Kimberley Contracting Opportunitiesbull Projectsbull Aboriginal Engagement Strategybull Questions
2424 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Overview of Main Roads WA Kimberley Region
25 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
2626 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Main Office ndash 20 Wodehouse Street Derby
bull Sub Office ndash 293 Messmate Way Kununurra
bull Project Office - 30 Frederick Street Broome
Main Roads Western AustraliaKimberley Region
2727 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Kimberley Program is delivered under Direct Contracting Model
bull Routine Maintenance ndash via Resources Contract- currently Maca Civil (ends January 2021)- new 5 year Contract to be awarded ndash 3 tenderers shortlisted
bull Small Projects and periodic maintenance works are directly managed and supervised by Kimberley Region utilising local sub ndash contractors under the plant panel contracts and minor contracts eg Gibb River Road upgrade GNH shoulder reconditioning
bull Some periodic maintenance works delivered by contracts managed by Kimberley Region eg sealing pavement repairs minor reconstruction verge mowing
bull Larger projects ndash major contracts typically managed by Infrastructure Delivery Directorate eg GNH reconstruction near Ord River
Kimberley ndash Program Delivery
2828 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
2929 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Direct Managed Road Works by RegionMajor Projects managed by Infrastructure Delivery Directorate Main Contractor Appointed - Main Roads Pre-Qualified
bull Plant Hire (Panel Contract in place)bull Sealing Contract ndash direct managed worksbull Labour Hire bull Traffic Managementbull Culvert installation bull Safety barriers installation bull Crushing contracts - gravel aggregate etcbull Materials supply ndash aggregates concrete products signs etcbull Accommodation supply ndash hotels motels mobile campsbull Fuel supply
Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
3030 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Routine Maintenance - Resources Contractor Appointed - long term contract
Sub-contracting opportunities
bull Periodic Maintenance Works- Verge Mowing ndash tenders advertised bi annually- Resealing - MRWA state wide panel contract- Pavement Repair Contract ndash advertised annually- Bridge Maintenance ndash MRWA state wide panel contract- Litter and Blackwater Collection (Rest Areas) ndash long term
contract to be advertised in 2020
Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
3131 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Business Support Services (labour hire)
bull Gardening ndash offices depots
bull Office cleaning
bull Large scale Building maintenance ndash offices depots houses (usually though BMW) For small scale building maintenance please provide us with your contact details
Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
3232 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
3333 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Gibb River Road (approx $85M pa)bull construct and seal sections in east and west
Broome Cape Leveque Project ($656M)bull commenced 2018 completion 2020bull construct and seal 90km
Great Northern Highway Safety improvements ($12M)bull shoulder sealing various sections 110 km
Projects
3434 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Great Northern Highway Upgrade ndash Broome to Derby - $259M- Deep Creek Section 2021 - reconstruction- Logue River Section 2022 - reconstruction
bull Duncan Road Gordon Downs Road Upgrade - $51M- In partnership with the Shire of Halls Creek- Upgrade various sections ndash 2019 to 2022
bull Tanami Road Construct and Seal - $4275M- Commencement planned 2021- In partnership with the Shire of Halls Creek
Projects
3535 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Great Northern Highway Upgrade - Ord North ($9814M)
Reconstruct highway ndash upgrade 2 single lane bridges
- Commenced 2019 completion 2021 and 2022
- Design and Construct Contract awarded to WHBO
- Managed by Infrastructure Delivery Directorate
Projects
3636 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
3737 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Provides a Framework for the State Government Investment in Aboriginal Participation
bull Allows Agencies to negotiate directly with a ldquoRegistered Aboriginal Businessrdquo for supply of goods and services
State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
3838 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Framework to maximise Indigenous employment and business opportunities in Northern Australia
bull Aim to provide tangible economic and social benefits for local Indigenous people living in surrounding communities ndash ldquoLocal Firstrdquo
bull Sets Indigenous Participation Targets based on Regional Populations- Kimberley Region 40 Aboriginal Population
Commonwealth Government
3939 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Identify suitable services where Aboriginal Organisations and Businesses can participate directly eg
- Employment Contracts ndash provision of labour and resources- Traffic Management- Culvert Installation
bull Contracts - Includes criteria for Aboriginal employment and training
- Plant Panel Contract includes preferences for local and Aboriginal business and operators
- Major Contracts require Aboriginal Participation Plans Include Price Preferences and Performance Initiative Payments
MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
4040 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Thankyou for your attendance
General Questions
Working with the Department of Finance
Rowan Acton
August 2020
Director Regional Operations
Introduction to Department of Finance
Buy Local 2020 Implementation
bull The Department of Finance has already implementedchange to works procurement processes to meet therequirements of Buy Local 2020
bull These changes will be formalised in the DepartmentrsquosImplementation Plan which will be signed off imminently
bull As part of the Departmentrsquos COVID-19 response wehave increased the upper threshold for RegionalContent to be applied at 5 of the total value of theclaimed regional content to a maximum of $500000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description
Expected Tender Release
Budget (Indicative)
Department of Health Fitzroy Crossing Renal Clinic Stage 2 4th Qtr 2020 $2596000
Department of Education Broome Primary School ndash Fire Remediation and Administration Building
1st Qtr 2020 $8335000
Department of Training and Workforce Development
Broome Hospitality and Student Services Centre 2nd Qtr 2021 $10000000
Department of Education Wyndham District High School - Rebuild Early Childhood Education Centre
3rd Qtr 2021 $3000000
Department of Training and Workforce Development
Kununurra Health and Hospitality Trade Training Centre
2nd Qtr 2021 $6000000
WA Recovery Plan
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
WACHS-Kimberley Old Granada Building Demolition Derby $ 242000
WACHS-Kimberley Hospital Roofing Replacement Derby $ 220000
WACHS-Kimberley Mental Health Inpatient Unit - Wall Height Extension Broome $ 242000
WACHS-Kimberley Extend Infusion Room for Telechemo Broome $ 137500
Department of Education Swale Upgrade - Broome SHS Broome $ 250000
Department of Education Chaplaincy Transportable replacement Derby $ 47000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh and Structural repairs Looma $ 111000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh Wananami $ 113000
Department of Education Structural Repairs Muludja $ 75000
Department of Education Fencing Fitzroy Valley $ 150000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
DFES Shade Structure and fencing Fitzroy $ 80000
Department of Justice Office Refit Broome $ 100000
Department of Justice Courthouse - Toilets and Footpaths Derby $ 35000
Main Roads Solar Panels Derby $ 250000
WACHS-Kimberley Morgue Upgrade Derby $ 440000
WACHS-Kimberley Birthing Suites Upgrage Broome $ 550000
WACHS-Kimberley Triage Redesign Fitzroy Crossing $ 330000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Balgo $ 300000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Bidyadanga $ 500000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Derby $ 1500000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Looma $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Dampier Pennsular $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Bidyadanga $ 1500000
Department of Education Derby DHS - Structural works and Classroom Refresh Derby $ 400000
Department of Education Broome Primary School - Fire Remediation Broome TBD
Department of Education Classroom Refresh and structural repairs Wankgatjungka $ 260000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh Bayulu $ 260000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Looma $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Dampier Pennsular $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Bidyadanga $ 1500000
Advertising Subcontracting Opportunities
Want to work with Finance
Interested in maintenance
and minor works
Look into becoming prequalified under Financersquos Builders Prequalification Scheme
Register on Tenders WA
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Interested in works-related consultancies
Interested in minor and
capital works
Interested in being a
subcontractor on a large project
Contact the works panel management team on 6551 1787 or BMWProcurementServicesfinancewagovau
Register on Tenders WA for opportunities that might become available outside existing panels
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Register for the lsquoService Alliance 2012rsquo (SA12) arrangement that Finance uses for regional works contracts valued at less than $250000
Register on Tenders WA for opportunities that might become available outside SA12
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Keep an eye on Tenders WA and the local paper for opportunities
Promote yourself to potential head contractors
Interested in supplying goods and services
Keep an eye on Tenders WA
Investing in the Kimberley
Aboriginal Procurement Policybull 2020-21 FY Target is 3bull Capability building servicesbull Policy review and recommendations for new term
bull Aboriginal business consultation process Via Noongar Chamber of Commerce and Industry
bull ContactDepartment of Finance ndash Social Procurement Team
spifinancewagovau 6551 2475
Assistance for Aboriginal businesses
bull Capability building programs to be delivered to Aboriginalbusinesses and not-for-profit organisations across theState
bull Morrgul is the provider for the Great Southern and SouthWest regions
bull Provides Aboriginal business capability building contractservices including workshops and one-on-one mentoringsessions
ContactsKudzi Chigwanda Regional Manager ndash Northern Region
9194 9711 KudziChigwandafinancewagovau
Broome office (works)Woodyrsquos Arcade 15 Dampier Terrace
Gemma Bennett Senior Project Manager9194 9719 GemmaBennettfinancewagovau
wwwfinancewagovau
Kununurra office (works)Corner Messmate and Konkerberry Drive
Rod Chinnery Senior Project Office9166 7201 rodneychinneryfinancewagovau
Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry18th August Broome 19th August Derby
Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
I would like to show my respect and acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the Land
ndash the Nyikina people ndashtheir Elders past present and emerging on which this
meeting takes place
About Horizon Power
About Horizon Power
Horizon Power is a Government Trading Enterprise which generates distributes and retails electricity to more than 47000 connections
We supply electricity to more than 100000 residents and approx 8000 businesses in regional towns and communities across WA
Horizon Powerrsquos focus is to create value for future generations and to make a difference to the lives of people in the communities we serve
In regional WA we have 38 networks comprised of 36 microgrids and 2 interconnected systems
We do not operate in the South-West Interconnected System
Our Ambition
Delivering energy solutions for regional growth and vibrant communities
Our Guiding Principles
Horizon Power is committed to providing opportunities to local and Aboriginal businesses in alignment with our Strategy We apply our guiding principles to everything we do the way we work and the way we engage
Horizon Power views local community engagement as an essential part of being a responsible corporate citizen
Community Involvement
Listening creating and delivering together
Cleaner Greener
Improving our shared environment
Preference towards local people good and services
Regions First
Positive impact on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islands customers suppliers employees and communities
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commitment
Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
Horizon Power implements the State Governmentrsquos WA Industry Participation Strategy and Aboriginal Procurement Policy and actively seeks to ensure suitable opportunities are provided to local and Aboriginal businesses
Local Industry
Horizon Power
Aboriginal Business
Procurement
Kimberley region
Horizon Power procures the following types of goods and services in the Kimberley region
1 Vegetation management near power lines and electrical infrastructure
2 Civil works such as trenching
3 Operations and maintenance services such as cleaning general gardening freight and building maintenance
4 Security services
5 The installation of Electrical Vehicle charging points in Broome
State Stimulus Projects
Procurement
Kimberley region
The State Stimulus Projects that may source procurement in the Kimberley region include
1 Battery Energy Storage System in Broome and Yungngora
2 Broome Experience Centre
3 Kimberley Street Lights Upgrade
4 Kununurra Depot Refurbishment
5 Derby Solar Battery and LED streetlights
6 Aboriginal Community Embedded Networks Regularised electricity to 13 communities
Horizon Power has been awarded $574m in WA State Government stimulus funding to deliver six projects
How you can supply to Horizon Power
How you can supply to us
Horizon Power accepts registrations of interest from local and Aboriginal businesses through our website
Horizon Power may source directly from a business negotiate with a restricted list of businesses or engage in a competitive open market procurement process
WEBSITE OPEN MARKET | DIRECT | NEGOTIATE The process and specific requirements for a procurement depends on the type scope and value of the procurement
How does Horizon Power find suppliers
Horizon Power will research businesses using
Horizon Powerrsquos Regional and Aboriginal Supplier Database
Supply Nation - httpssupplynationorgau
Aboriginal Business Directory WA (ABDWA) httpswwwabdwacomau
Industry Capability Network WA (ICNWA) httpsgatewayicnorgau
Chamber of Commerce
Google Search
Local Knowledge
Regional amp Aboriginal
Supplier Register
Visit httpshorizonpowercomau
SuppliersRegional and Aboriginal
Contractors amp Suppliers
Supplier Registration
Shortcut to access the Supplier page On your smartphone open your camera and focus over the code above A pop up link will open in your image to take you straight to the supplier page on our website
Where to find information on
Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
Competitive tenders may be advertised on one or more of the following (other suggestions are welcome)
Tenders WA httpswwwtenderswagovau
Local newspapers (Kimberley Echo Broome Advertiser etc)
Social media LinkedIn and Twitter (HorizonPower_WA)
Chamber of Commerce and Industry amp various economic development platforms
Supply Nation Indigenous Business Market Place
Vendor Panel Coming soon
Horizon Powerrsquos Procurement Pipeline and more information on our procurements httpshorizonpowercomaucontractors-suppliers
Registrations for Specific Scopes
If you would like your business to be considered as a potential respondent register your interestRegistering will give your business better visibility but it is not compulsory in order to be considered
For specific projects or pieces of work we may advertise them on our Procurement Pipeline and ask prospective suppliers to register
We may use this for the stimulus funding projects where suitable so keep an eye on our website
4 Steps tosuccess
We recommend that businesses
Register on the Horizon Power Local and Aboriginal Business Register
Review the Horizon Power website and keep an eye on our Procurement Pipeline as well as on advertising platforms mentioned earlier
Have a functional website that is up to date with your business and contact information and represents your business services well
Update profiles like ABDWA ICNWA or Supply Nation with current contact and capabilities
1
2
3
4
What to do if asked to bid
Contact Horizon Power if you have any queries on how to respond
Respond in a timely manner or let us know if you cannot and you may consider requesting an extension
If there are a set of specific questions make sure you have demonstrated your businessrsquo capability and understanding of that question
Provide supporting information to evidence you are the right business for the job
1
2
3
4
Our objectiveValue for Money
All procurement activities at Horizon Power will be assessed on this basis which takes into account
Non-cost factors such as community benefits health safety and environmental factors and supplier performance history and capability
Horizon Powerrsquos budget and
Available prices
We recommend local businesses consider the principle of best Value-for-Money when preparing quotations or proposals to Horizon Power
Horizon Powerrsquos procurement outcomes must achieve best Value-for-Money
If you need further information
Broome
broomehorizonpowercomau2 McDaniel Road Broome
Kununurra
kununurrahorizonpowercomauCnr Messmate Way amp Victoria HighwayKununurra
Website
httpshorizonpowercomau
Please contact your local office
Questions
Thank you
- Slide Number 1
- Industry Development Division
- WA Industry Participation Strategy (WAIPS)
- WAIPS 2020 updates
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- Local Capability Fund
- COVID-19 Local Capability Fund rounds for 202021
- Local Capability Fund Rounds for 202021
- Your feedback is key
- What can you do
- Thank you
- Simon MarwickLocal Content AdviserKimberley
- Local Content Role
- What do we do
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Slide Number 21
- Slide Number 22
- Agenda
- Overview of Main Roads WA Kimberley Region
- Slide Number 25
- Main Roads Western AustraliaKimberley Region
- Kimberley ndash Program Delivery
- Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
- Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
- Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
- Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
- Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
- State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
- Commonwealth Government
- MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
- Thankyou for your attendanceGeneral Questions
- Working with the Department of Finance
- Slide Number 42
- Slide Number 43
- Slide Number 44
- Slide Number 45
- Slide Number 46
- Slide Number 47
- Slide Number 48
- Slide Number 49
- Slide Number 50
- Slide Number 51
- Slide Number 52
- Slide Number 53
- Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry
- Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
- Slide Number 56
- About Horizon Power
- About Horizon Power
- Slide Number 59
- Slide Number 60
- Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
- ProcurementKimberley region
- State Stimulus ProjectsProcurementKimberley region
- How you can supply to Horizon Power
- Slide Number 65
- How does Horizon Power find suppliers
- Regional amp Aboriginal Supplier Register
- Where to find information on Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
- Registrations for Specific Scopes
- 4 Steps tosuccess
- What to do if asked to bid
- Our objectiveValue for Money
- If you need further information
- Slide Number 74
- Slide Number 75
-
industrylinkwagovau
WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
bull New Implementation Agreements reviewed annually for State Government agencies to commit to applying the Buy Local Policy
bull Increased reporting of agency outcomes to monitor the policys effectiveness and identify further improvements
industrylinkwagovau
WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
bull Increase in contract thresholds for regional offices of State Government agencies to allow greater local decision-making about contracting of works goods and services
bull New communication channels between regional stakeholders and the state government
bull This includes regular Regional Communication Forums and the existing Local Content Adviser Network
industrylinkwagovau
WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
bull Training for regional contractors in understanding the policy and how to apply for contracts
bull Agency look-ahead lists of forthcoming tenders to allow local contractors more time to consider and prepare bids
industrylinkwagovau
WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
bull Increase in the regional price preferences cap to $1 million
bull Ability for agency to vary the prescribed distance for preference eligibility to target locations
Applied RPP to vary eligible businesses to smaller radius to allow for better local outcomes
industrylinkwagovau
Local Capability Fund
industrylinkwagovau
COVID-19 Local Capability Fund rounds for 202021
$10 million will be used to launch the following COVID-19 related roundsCOVID-19 Business Recovery and Growth Round
bull Level of funding is 75 to a maximum of $100000 for businesses that have been adversely impacted by COVID-19
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Manufacturing Round bull Level of funding is on a sliding scale of 50 to 90 to a maximum of
$500000Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Market Feasibility Round
bull Level of funding is 50 to a maximum of $20000
industrylinkwagovau
Local Capability Fund Rounds for 202021Major State Government Projects Round
bull Level of funding is 75 to a maximum of $100000 targeting specific projects Key Private and Public Sector Markets Round
bull Level of funding is 75 to a maximum of $100000 targeting specific key sectors
National and International Standards Round bull Level of funding is 75 to a maximum of $20000Aboriginal Business Round
bull Level of funding is 75 to a maximum of $100000
industrylinkwagovau
Your feedback is key
bull Your feedback is critical to influence policy change
bull The changes in the WA Buy Local Policy and WAIPS 2020 are evidence of this
bull Greater local input in decision makingbull Addressed Shop-frontingbull Issues with Panels
industrylinkwagovau
What can you do
Fill out the survey
Speak to your Local Content Adviser
Connect with agencies today
Subscribe to the WA Industry Link Newsletter
Ask Questions and provide us your feedback today
industrylinkwagovau
Thank you
For more information visitindustrylinkwagovau
Or contact ILAS on
08 6277 2999industrylinkjtsiwagovau
Simon MarwickLocal Content Adviser
Kimberley
Local Content Role
LOCAL OPPORTUNITY LOCAL CAPABILITY LOCAL OUTCOME
Government Spend Regional Business amp Industry $ and Jobs in the Local Economy
LCA
Maximising the participation of regional businesses in regional contracting opportunities=
Kimberley businesses winning Kimberley contracts
What do we do
bull Connect- Tenders Training Workshops etc (WALGA Tender Training)- Connect Head Contractors with local businesses (Chinatown Stage Two- Business Register)
bull Advocate- On the ground I want to hear local concerns- Push for Kimberley friendly procurement practises (Local Business Engagement Plan)
bull Assist- Can assist with applications (Local Capability Fund REDS)- Guide to Better Feedback
Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
Contact
Simon Marwick
Kimberley Local Content Adviser
E| simonmarwickkdcwagovau
M| 0438 090 194
W| httpskdcwagovaulocal-content-officer
22
Kimberley Communications ForumLana Powellndash Customer Service Manager
23 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Agenda
bull Overview of Main Roads Kimberley Region bull Kimberley Contracting Opportunitiesbull Projectsbull Aboriginal Engagement Strategybull Questions
2424 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Overview of Main Roads WA Kimberley Region
25 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
2626 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Main Office ndash 20 Wodehouse Street Derby
bull Sub Office ndash 293 Messmate Way Kununurra
bull Project Office - 30 Frederick Street Broome
Main Roads Western AustraliaKimberley Region
2727 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Kimberley Program is delivered under Direct Contracting Model
bull Routine Maintenance ndash via Resources Contract- currently Maca Civil (ends January 2021)- new 5 year Contract to be awarded ndash 3 tenderers shortlisted
bull Small Projects and periodic maintenance works are directly managed and supervised by Kimberley Region utilising local sub ndash contractors under the plant panel contracts and minor contracts eg Gibb River Road upgrade GNH shoulder reconditioning
bull Some periodic maintenance works delivered by contracts managed by Kimberley Region eg sealing pavement repairs minor reconstruction verge mowing
bull Larger projects ndash major contracts typically managed by Infrastructure Delivery Directorate eg GNH reconstruction near Ord River
Kimberley ndash Program Delivery
2828 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
2929 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Direct Managed Road Works by RegionMajor Projects managed by Infrastructure Delivery Directorate Main Contractor Appointed - Main Roads Pre-Qualified
bull Plant Hire (Panel Contract in place)bull Sealing Contract ndash direct managed worksbull Labour Hire bull Traffic Managementbull Culvert installation bull Safety barriers installation bull Crushing contracts - gravel aggregate etcbull Materials supply ndash aggregates concrete products signs etcbull Accommodation supply ndash hotels motels mobile campsbull Fuel supply
Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
3030 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Routine Maintenance - Resources Contractor Appointed - long term contract
Sub-contracting opportunities
bull Periodic Maintenance Works- Verge Mowing ndash tenders advertised bi annually- Resealing - MRWA state wide panel contract- Pavement Repair Contract ndash advertised annually- Bridge Maintenance ndash MRWA state wide panel contract- Litter and Blackwater Collection (Rest Areas) ndash long term
contract to be advertised in 2020
Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
3131 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Business Support Services (labour hire)
bull Gardening ndash offices depots
bull Office cleaning
bull Large scale Building maintenance ndash offices depots houses (usually though BMW) For small scale building maintenance please provide us with your contact details
Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
3232 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
3333 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Gibb River Road (approx $85M pa)bull construct and seal sections in east and west
Broome Cape Leveque Project ($656M)bull commenced 2018 completion 2020bull construct and seal 90km
Great Northern Highway Safety improvements ($12M)bull shoulder sealing various sections 110 km
Projects
3434 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Great Northern Highway Upgrade ndash Broome to Derby - $259M- Deep Creek Section 2021 - reconstruction- Logue River Section 2022 - reconstruction
bull Duncan Road Gordon Downs Road Upgrade - $51M- In partnership with the Shire of Halls Creek- Upgrade various sections ndash 2019 to 2022
bull Tanami Road Construct and Seal - $4275M- Commencement planned 2021- In partnership with the Shire of Halls Creek
Projects
3535 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Great Northern Highway Upgrade - Ord North ($9814M)
Reconstruct highway ndash upgrade 2 single lane bridges
- Commenced 2019 completion 2021 and 2022
- Design and Construct Contract awarded to WHBO
- Managed by Infrastructure Delivery Directorate
Projects
3636 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
3737 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Provides a Framework for the State Government Investment in Aboriginal Participation
bull Allows Agencies to negotiate directly with a ldquoRegistered Aboriginal Businessrdquo for supply of goods and services
State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
3838 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Framework to maximise Indigenous employment and business opportunities in Northern Australia
bull Aim to provide tangible economic and social benefits for local Indigenous people living in surrounding communities ndash ldquoLocal Firstrdquo
bull Sets Indigenous Participation Targets based on Regional Populations- Kimberley Region 40 Aboriginal Population
Commonwealth Government
3939 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Identify suitable services where Aboriginal Organisations and Businesses can participate directly eg
- Employment Contracts ndash provision of labour and resources- Traffic Management- Culvert Installation
bull Contracts - Includes criteria for Aboriginal employment and training
- Plant Panel Contract includes preferences for local and Aboriginal business and operators
- Major Contracts require Aboriginal Participation Plans Include Price Preferences and Performance Initiative Payments
MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
4040 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Thankyou for your attendance
General Questions
Working with the Department of Finance
Rowan Acton
August 2020
Director Regional Operations
Introduction to Department of Finance
Buy Local 2020 Implementation
bull The Department of Finance has already implementedchange to works procurement processes to meet therequirements of Buy Local 2020
bull These changes will be formalised in the DepartmentrsquosImplementation Plan which will be signed off imminently
bull As part of the Departmentrsquos COVID-19 response wehave increased the upper threshold for RegionalContent to be applied at 5 of the total value of theclaimed regional content to a maximum of $500000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description
Expected Tender Release
Budget (Indicative)
Department of Health Fitzroy Crossing Renal Clinic Stage 2 4th Qtr 2020 $2596000
Department of Education Broome Primary School ndash Fire Remediation and Administration Building
1st Qtr 2020 $8335000
Department of Training and Workforce Development
Broome Hospitality and Student Services Centre 2nd Qtr 2021 $10000000
Department of Education Wyndham District High School - Rebuild Early Childhood Education Centre
3rd Qtr 2021 $3000000
Department of Training and Workforce Development
Kununurra Health and Hospitality Trade Training Centre
2nd Qtr 2021 $6000000
WA Recovery Plan
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
WACHS-Kimberley Old Granada Building Demolition Derby $ 242000
WACHS-Kimberley Hospital Roofing Replacement Derby $ 220000
WACHS-Kimberley Mental Health Inpatient Unit - Wall Height Extension Broome $ 242000
WACHS-Kimberley Extend Infusion Room for Telechemo Broome $ 137500
Department of Education Swale Upgrade - Broome SHS Broome $ 250000
Department of Education Chaplaincy Transportable replacement Derby $ 47000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh and Structural repairs Looma $ 111000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh Wananami $ 113000
Department of Education Structural Repairs Muludja $ 75000
Department of Education Fencing Fitzroy Valley $ 150000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
DFES Shade Structure and fencing Fitzroy $ 80000
Department of Justice Office Refit Broome $ 100000
Department of Justice Courthouse - Toilets and Footpaths Derby $ 35000
Main Roads Solar Panels Derby $ 250000
WACHS-Kimberley Morgue Upgrade Derby $ 440000
WACHS-Kimberley Birthing Suites Upgrage Broome $ 550000
WACHS-Kimberley Triage Redesign Fitzroy Crossing $ 330000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Balgo $ 300000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Bidyadanga $ 500000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Derby $ 1500000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Looma $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Dampier Pennsular $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Bidyadanga $ 1500000
Department of Education Derby DHS - Structural works and Classroom Refresh Derby $ 400000
Department of Education Broome Primary School - Fire Remediation Broome TBD
Department of Education Classroom Refresh and structural repairs Wankgatjungka $ 260000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh Bayulu $ 260000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Looma $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Dampier Pennsular $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Bidyadanga $ 1500000
Advertising Subcontracting Opportunities
Want to work with Finance
Interested in maintenance
and minor works
Look into becoming prequalified under Financersquos Builders Prequalification Scheme
Register on Tenders WA
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Interested in works-related consultancies
Interested in minor and
capital works
Interested in being a
subcontractor on a large project
Contact the works panel management team on 6551 1787 or BMWProcurementServicesfinancewagovau
Register on Tenders WA for opportunities that might become available outside existing panels
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Register for the lsquoService Alliance 2012rsquo (SA12) arrangement that Finance uses for regional works contracts valued at less than $250000
Register on Tenders WA for opportunities that might become available outside SA12
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Keep an eye on Tenders WA and the local paper for opportunities
Promote yourself to potential head contractors
Interested in supplying goods and services
Keep an eye on Tenders WA
Investing in the Kimberley
Aboriginal Procurement Policybull 2020-21 FY Target is 3bull Capability building servicesbull Policy review and recommendations for new term
bull Aboriginal business consultation process Via Noongar Chamber of Commerce and Industry
bull ContactDepartment of Finance ndash Social Procurement Team
spifinancewagovau 6551 2475
Assistance for Aboriginal businesses
bull Capability building programs to be delivered to Aboriginalbusinesses and not-for-profit organisations across theState
bull Morrgul is the provider for the Great Southern and SouthWest regions
bull Provides Aboriginal business capability building contractservices including workshops and one-on-one mentoringsessions
ContactsKudzi Chigwanda Regional Manager ndash Northern Region
9194 9711 KudziChigwandafinancewagovau
Broome office (works)Woodyrsquos Arcade 15 Dampier Terrace
Gemma Bennett Senior Project Manager9194 9719 GemmaBennettfinancewagovau
wwwfinancewagovau
Kununurra office (works)Corner Messmate and Konkerberry Drive
Rod Chinnery Senior Project Office9166 7201 rodneychinneryfinancewagovau
Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry18th August Broome 19th August Derby
Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
I would like to show my respect and acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the Land
ndash the Nyikina people ndashtheir Elders past present and emerging on which this
meeting takes place
About Horizon Power
About Horizon Power
Horizon Power is a Government Trading Enterprise which generates distributes and retails electricity to more than 47000 connections
We supply electricity to more than 100000 residents and approx 8000 businesses in regional towns and communities across WA
Horizon Powerrsquos focus is to create value for future generations and to make a difference to the lives of people in the communities we serve
In regional WA we have 38 networks comprised of 36 microgrids and 2 interconnected systems
We do not operate in the South-West Interconnected System
Our Ambition
Delivering energy solutions for regional growth and vibrant communities
Our Guiding Principles
Horizon Power is committed to providing opportunities to local and Aboriginal businesses in alignment with our Strategy We apply our guiding principles to everything we do the way we work and the way we engage
Horizon Power views local community engagement as an essential part of being a responsible corporate citizen
Community Involvement
Listening creating and delivering together
Cleaner Greener
Improving our shared environment
Preference towards local people good and services
Regions First
Positive impact on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islands customers suppliers employees and communities
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commitment
Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
Horizon Power implements the State Governmentrsquos WA Industry Participation Strategy and Aboriginal Procurement Policy and actively seeks to ensure suitable opportunities are provided to local and Aboriginal businesses
Local Industry
Horizon Power
Aboriginal Business
Procurement
Kimberley region
Horizon Power procures the following types of goods and services in the Kimberley region
1 Vegetation management near power lines and electrical infrastructure
2 Civil works such as trenching
3 Operations and maintenance services such as cleaning general gardening freight and building maintenance
4 Security services
5 The installation of Electrical Vehicle charging points in Broome
State Stimulus Projects
Procurement
Kimberley region
The State Stimulus Projects that may source procurement in the Kimberley region include
1 Battery Energy Storage System in Broome and Yungngora
2 Broome Experience Centre
3 Kimberley Street Lights Upgrade
4 Kununurra Depot Refurbishment
5 Derby Solar Battery and LED streetlights
6 Aboriginal Community Embedded Networks Regularised electricity to 13 communities
Horizon Power has been awarded $574m in WA State Government stimulus funding to deliver six projects
How you can supply to Horizon Power
How you can supply to us
Horizon Power accepts registrations of interest from local and Aboriginal businesses through our website
Horizon Power may source directly from a business negotiate with a restricted list of businesses or engage in a competitive open market procurement process
WEBSITE OPEN MARKET | DIRECT | NEGOTIATE The process and specific requirements for a procurement depends on the type scope and value of the procurement
How does Horizon Power find suppliers
Horizon Power will research businesses using
Horizon Powerrsquos Regional and Aboriginal Supplier Database
Supply Nation - httpssupplynationorgau
Aboriginal Business Directory WA (ABDWA) httpswwwabdwacomau
Industry Capability Network WA (ICNWA) httpsgatewayicnorgau
Chamber of Commerce
Google Search
Local Knowledge
Regional amp Aboriginal
Supplier Register
Visit httpshorizonpowercomau
SuppliersRegional and Aboriginal
Contractors amp Suppliers
Supplier Registration
Shortcut to access the Supplier page On your smartphone open your camera and focus over the code above A pop up link will open in your image to take you straight to the supplier page on our website
Where to find information on
Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
Competitive tenders may be advertised on one or more of the following (other suggestions are welcome)
Tenders WA httpswwwtenderswagovau
Local newspapers (Kimberley Echo Broome Advertiser etc)
Social media LinkedIn and Twitter (HorizonPower_WA)
Chamber of Commerce and Industry amp various economic development platforms
Supply Nation Indigenous Business Market Place
Vendor Panel Coming soon
Horizon Powerrsquos Procurement Pipeline and more information on our procurements httpshorizonpowercomaucontractors-suppliers
Registrations for Specific Scopes
If you would like your business to be considered as a potential respondent register your interestRegistering will give your business better visibility but it is not compulsory in order to be considered
For specific projects or pieces of work we may advertise them on our Procurement Pipeline and ask prospective suppliers to register
We may use this for the stimulus funding projects where suitable so keep an eye on our website
4 Steps tosuccess
We recommend that businesses
Register on the Horizon Power Local and Aboriginal Business Register
Review the Horizon Power website and keep an eye on our Procurement Pipeline as well as on advertising platforms mentioned earlier
Have a functional website that is up to date with your business and contact information and represents your business services well
Update profiles like ABDWA ICNWA or Supply Nation with current contact and capabilities
1
2
3
4
What to do if asked to bid
Contact Horizon Power if you have any queries on how to respond
Respond in a timely manner or let us know if you cannot and you may consider requesting an extension
If there are a set of specific questions make sure you have demonstrated your businessrsquo capability and understanding of that question
Provide supporting information to evidence you are the right business for the job
1
2
3
4
Our objectiveValue for Money
All procurement activities at Horizon Power will be assessed on this basis which takes into account
Non-cost factors such as community benefits health safety and environmental factors and supplier performance history and capability
Horizon Powerrsquos budget and
Available prices
We recommend local businesses consider the principle of best Value-for-Money when preparing quotations or proposals to Horizon Power
Horizon Powerrsquos procurement outcomes must achieve best Value-for-Money
If you need further information
Broome
broomehorizonpowercomau2 McDaniel Road Broome
Kununurra
kununurrahorizonpowercomauCnr Messmate Way amp Victoria HighwayKununurra
Website
httpshorizonpowercomau
Please contact your local office
Questions
Thank you
- Slide Number 1
- Industry Development Division
- WA Industry Participation Strategy (WAIPS)
- WAIPS 2020 updates
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- Local Capability Fund
- COVID-19 Local Capability Fund rounds for 202021
- Local Capability Fund Rounds for 202021
- Your feedback is key
- What can you do
- Thank you
- Simon MarwickLocal Content AdviserKimberley
- Local Content Role
- What do we do
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Slide Number 21
- Slide Number 22
- Agenda
- Overview of Main Roads WA Kimberley Region
- Slide Number 25
- Main Roads Western AustraliaKimberley Region
- Kimberley ndash Program Delivery
- Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
- Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
- Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
- Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
- Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
- State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
- Commonwealth Government
- MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
- Thankyou for your attendanceGeneral Questions
- Working with the Department of Finance
- Slide Number 42
- Slide Number 43
- Slide Number 44
- Slide Number 45
- Slide Number 46
- Slide Number 47
- Slide Number 48
- Slide Number 49
- Slide Number 50
- Slide Number 51
- Slide Number 52
- Slide Number 53
- Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry
- Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
- Slide Number 56
- About Horizon Power
- About Horizon Power
- Slide Number 59
- Slide Number 60
- Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
- ProcurementKimberley region
- State Stimulus ProjectsProcurementKimberley region
- How you can supply to Horizon Power
- Slide Number 65
- How does Horizon Power find suppliers
- Regional amp Aboriginal Supplier Register
- Where to find information on Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
- Registrations for Specific Scopes
- 4 Steps tosuccess
- What to do if asked to bid
- Our objectiveValue for Money
- If you need further information
- Slide Number 74
- Slide Number 75
-
industrylinkwagovau
WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
bull Increase in contract thresholds for regional offices of State Government agencies to allow greater local decision-making about contracting of works goods and services
bull New communication channels between regional stakeholders and the state government
bull This includes regular Regional Communication Forums and the existing Local Content Adviser Network
industrylinkwagovau
WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
bull Training for regional contractors in understanding the policy and how to apply for contracts
bull Agency look-ahead lists of forthcoming tenders to allow local contractors more time to consider and prepare bids
industrylinkwagovau
WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
bull Increase in the regional price preferences cap to $1 million
bull Ability for agency to vary the prescribed distance for preference eligibility to target locations
Applied RPP to vary eligible businesses to smaller radius to allow for better local outcomes
industrylinkwagovau
Local Capability Fund
industrylinkwagovau
COVID-19 Local Capability Fund rounds for 202021
$10 million will be used to launch the following COVID-19 related roundsCOVID-19 Business Recovery and Growth Round
bull Level of funding is 75 to a maximum of $100000 for businesses that have been adversely impacted by COVID-19
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Manufacturing Round bull Level of funding is on a sliding scale of 50 to 90 to a maximum of
$500000Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Market Feasibility Round
bull Level of funding is 50 to a maximum of $20000
industrylinkwagovau
Local Capability Fund Rounds for 202021Major State Government Projects Round
bull Level of funding is 75 to a maximum of $100000 targeting specific projects Key Private and Public Sector Markets Round
bull Level of funding is 75 to a maximum of $100000 targeting specific key sectors
National and International Standards Round bull Level of funding is 75 to a maximum of $20000Aboriginal Business Round
bull Level of funding is 75 to a maximum of $100000
industrylinkwagovau
Your feedback is key
bull Your feedback is critical to influence policy change
bull The changes in the WA Buy Local Policy and WAIPS 2020 are evidence of this
bull Greater local input in decision makingbull Addressed Shop-frontingbull Issues with Panels
industrylinkwagovau
What can you do
Fill out the survey
Speak to your Local Content Adviser
Connect with agencies today
Subscribe to the WA Industry Link Newsletter
Ask Questions and provide us your feedback today
industrylinkwagovau
Thank you
For more information visitindustrylinkwagovau
Or contact ILAS on
08 6277 2999industrylinkjtsiwagovau
Simon MarwickLocal Content Adviser
Kimberley
Local Content Role
LOCAL OPPORTUNITY LOCAL CAPABILITY LOCAL OUTCOME
Government Spend Regional Business amp Industry $ and Jobs in the Local Economy
LCA
Maximising the participation of regional businesses in regional contracting opportunities=
Kimberley businesses winning Kimberley contracts
What do we do
bull Connect- Tenders Training Workshops etc (WALGA Tender Training)- Connect Head Contractors with local businesses (Chinatown Stage Two- Business Register)
bull Advocate- On the ground I want to hear local concerns- Push for Kimberley friendly procurement practises (Local Business Engagement Plan)
bull Assist- Can assist with applications (Local Capability Fund REDS)- Guide to Better Feedback
Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
Contact
Simon Marwick
Kimberley Local Content Adviser
E| simonmarwickkdcwagovau
M| 0438 090 194
W| httpskdcwagovaulocal-content-officer
22
Kimberley Communications ForumLana Powellndash Customer Service Manager
23 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Agenda
bull Overview of Main Roads Kimberley Region bull Kimberley Contracting Opportunitiesbull Projectsbull Aboriginal Engagement Strategybull Questions
2424 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Overview of Main Roads WA Kimberley Region
25 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
2626 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Main Office ndash 20 Wodehouse Street Derby
bull Sub Office ndash 293 Messmate Way Kununurra
bull Project Office - 30 Frederick Street Broome
Main Roads Western AustraliaKimberley Region
2727 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Kimberley Program is delivered under Direct Contracting Model
bull Routine Maintenance ndash via Resources Contract- currently Maca Civil (ends January 2021)- new 5 year Contract to be awarded ndash 3 tenderers shortlisted
bull Small Projects and periodic maintenance works are directly managed and supervised by Kimberley Region utilising local sub ndash contractors under the plant panel contracts and minor contracts eg Gibb River Road upgrade GNH shoulder reconditioning
bull Some periodic maintenance works delivered by contracts managed by Kimberley Region eg sealing pavement repairs minor reconstruction verge mowing
bull Larger projects ndash major contracts typically managed by Infrastructure Delivery Directorate eg GNH reconstruction near Ord River
Kimberley ndash Program Delivery
2828 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
2929 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Direct Managed Road Works by RegionMajor Projects managed by Infrastructure Delivery Directorate Main Contractor Appointed - Main Roads Pre-Qualified
bull Plant Hire (Panel Contract in place)bull Sealing Contract ndash direct managed worksbull Labour Hire bull Traffic Managementbull Culvert installation bull Safety barriers installation bull Crushing contracts - gravel aggregate etcbull Materials supply ndash aggregates concrete products signs etcbull Accommodation supply ndash hotels motels mobile campsbull Fuel supply
Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
3030 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Routine Maintenance - Resources Contractor Appointed - long term contract
Sub-contracting opportunities
bull Periodic Maintenance Works- Verge Mowing ndash tenders advertised bi annually- Resealing - MRWA state wide panel contract- Pavement Repair Contract ndash advertised annually- Bridge Maintenance ndash MRWA state wide panel contract- Litter and Blackwater Collection (Rest Areas) ndash long term
contract to be advertised in 2020
Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
3131 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Business Support Services (labour hire)
bull Gardening ndash offices depots
bull Office cleaning
bull Large scale Building maintenance ndash offices depots houses (usually though BMW) For small scale building maintenance please provide us with your contact details
Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
3232 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
3333 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Gibb River Road (approx $85M pa)bull construct and seal sections in east and west
Broome Cape Leveque Project ($656M)bull commenced 2018 completion 2020bull construct and seal 90km
Great Northern Highway Safety improvements ($12M)bull shoulder sealing various sections 110 km
Projects
3434 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Great Northern Highway Upgrade ndash Broome to Derby - $259M- Deep Creek Section 2021 - reconstruction- Logue River Section 2022 - reconstruction
bull Duncan Road Gordon Downs Road Upgrade - $51M- In partnership with the Shire of Halls Creek- Upgrade various sections ndash 2019 to 2022
bull Tanami Road Construct and Seal - $4275M- Commencement planned 2021- In partnership with the Shire of Halls Creek
Projects
3535 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Great Northern Highway Upgrade - Ord North ($9814M)
Reconstruct highway ndash upgrade 2 single lane bridges
- Commenced 2019 completion 2021 and 2022
- Design and Construct Contract awarded to WHBO
- Managed by Infrastructure Delivery Directorate
Projects
3636 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
3737 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Provides a Framework for the State Government Investment in Aboriginal Participation
bull Allows Agencies to negotiate directly with a ldquoRegistered Aboriginal Businessrdquo for supply of goods and services
State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
3838 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Framework to maximise Indigenous employment and business opportunities in Northern Australia
bull Aim to provide tangible economic and social benefits for local Indigenous people living in surrounding communities ndash ldquoLocal Firstrdquo
bull Sets Indigenous Participation Targets based on Regional Populations- Kimberley Region 40 Aboriginal Population
Commonwealth Government
3939 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Identify suitable services where Aboriginal Organisations and Businesses can participate directly eg
- Employment Contracts ndash provision of labour and resources- Traffic Management- Culvert Installation
bull Contracts - Includes criteria for Aboriginal employment and training
- Plant Panel Contract includes preferences for local and Aboriginal business and operators
- Major Contracts require Aboriginal Participation Plans Include Price Preferences and Performance Initiative Payments
MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
4040 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Thankyou for your attendance
General Questions
Working with the Department of Finance
Rowan Acton
August 2020
Director Regional Operations
Introduction to Department of Finance
Buy Local 2020 Implementation
bull The Department of Finance has already implementedchange to works procurement processes to meet therequirements of Buy Local 2020
bull These changes will be formalised in the DepartmentrsquosImplementation Plan which will be signed off imminently
bull As part of the Departmentrsquos COVID-19 response wehave increased the upper threshold for RegionalContent to be applied at 5 of the total value of theclaimed regional content to a maximum of $500000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description
Expected Tender Release
Budget (Indicative)
Department of Health Fitzroy Crossing Renal Clinic Stage 2 4th Qtr 2020 $2596000
Department of Education Broome Primary School ndash Fire Remediation and Administration Building
1st Qtr 2020 $8335000
Department of Training and Workforce Development
Broome Hospitality and Student Services Centre 2nd Qtr 2021 $10000000
Department of Education Wyndham District High School - Rebuild Early Childhood Education Centre
3rd Qtr 2021 $3000000
Department of Training and Workforce Development
Kununurra Health and Hospitality Trade Training Centre
2nd Qtr 2021 $6000000
WA Recovery Plan
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
WACHS-Kimberley Old Granada Building Demolition Derby $ 242000
WACHS-Kimberley Hospital Roofing Replacement Derby $ 220000
WACHS-Kimberley Mental Health Inpatient Unit - Wall Height Extension Broome $ 242000
WACHS-Kimberley Extend Infusion Room for Telechemo Broome $ 137500
Department of Education Swale Upgrade - Broome SHS Broome $ 250000
Department of Education Chaplaincy Transportable replacement Derby $ 47000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh and Structural repairs Looma $ 111000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh Wananami $ 113000
Department of Education Structural Repairs Muludja $ 75000
Department of Education Fencing Fitzroy Valley $ 150000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
DFES Shade Structure and fencing Fitzroy $ 80000
Department of Justice Office Refit Broome $ 100000
Department of Justice Courthouse - Toilets and Footpaths Derby $ 35000
Main Roads Solar Panels Derby $ 250000
WACHS-Kimberley Morgue Upgrade Derby $ 440000
WACHS-Kimberley Birthing Suites Upgrage Broome $ 550000
WACHS-Kimberley Triage Redesign Fitzroy Crossing $ 330000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Balgo $ 300000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Bidyadanga $ 500000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Derby $ 1500000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Looma $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Dampier Pennsular $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Bidyadanga $ 1500000
Department of Education Derby DHS - Structural works and Classroom Refresh Derby $ 400000
Department of Education Broome Primary School - Fire Remediation Broome TBD
Department of Education Classroom Refresh and structural repairs Wankgatjungka $ 260000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh Bayulu $ 260000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Looma $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Dampier Pennsular $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Bidyadanga $ 1500000
Advertising Subcontracting Opportunities
Want to work with Finance
Interested in maintenance
and minor works
Look into becoming prequalified under Financersquos Builders Prequalification Scheme
Register on Tenders WA
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Interested in works-related consultancies
Interested in minor and
capital works
Interested in being a
subcontractor on a large project
Contact the works panel management team on 6551 1787 or BMWProcurementServicesfinancewagovau
Register on Tenders WA for opportunities that might become available outside existing panels
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Register for the lsquoService Alliance 2012rsquo (SA12) arrangement that Finance uses for regional works contracts valued at less than $250000
Register on Tenders WA for opportunities that might become available outside SA12
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Keep an eye on Tenders WA and the local paper for opportunities
Promote yourself to potential head contractors
Interested in supplying goods and services
Keep an eye on Tenders WA
Investing in the Kimberley
Aboriginal Procurement Policybull 2020-21 FY Target is 3bull Capability building servicesbull Policy review and recommendations for new term
bull Aboriginal business consultation process Via Noongar Chamber of Commerce and Industry
bull ContactDepartment of Finance ndash Social Procurement Team
spifinancewagovau 6551 2475
Assistance for Aboriginal businesses
bull Capability building programs to be delivered to Aboriginalbusinesses and not-for-profit organisations across theState
bull Morrgul is the provider for the Great Southern and SouthWest regions
bull Provides Aboriginal business capability building contractservices including workshops and one-on-one mentoringsessions
ContactsKudzi Chigwanda Regional Manager ndash Northern Region
9194 9711 KudziChigwandafinancewagovau
Broome office (works)Woodyrsquos Arcade 15 Dampier Terrace
Gemma Bennett Senior Project Manager9194 9719 GemmaBennettfinancewagovau
wwwfinancewagovau
Kununurra office (works)Corner Messmate and Konkerberry Drive
Rod Chinnery Senior Project Office9166 7201 rodneychinneryfinancewagovau
Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry18th August Broome 19th August Derby
Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
I would like to show my respect and acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the Land
ndash the Nyikina people ndashtheir Elders past present and emerging on which this
meeting takes place
About Horizon Power
About Horizon Power
Horizon Power is a Government Trading Enterprise which generates distributes and retails electricity to more than 47000 connections
We supply electricity to more than 100000 residents and approx 8000 businesses in regional towns and communities across WA
Horizon Powerrsquos focus is to create value for future generations and to make a difference to the lives of people in the communities we serve
In regional WA we have 38 networks comprised of 36 microgrids and 2 interconnected systems
We do not operate in the South-West Interconnected System
Our Ambition
Delivering energy solutions for regional growth and vibrant communities
Our Guiding Principles
Horizon Power is committed to providing opportunities to local and Aboriginal businesses in alignment with our Strategy We apply our guiding principles to everything we do the way we work and the way we engage
Horizon Power views local community engagement as an essential part of being a responsible corporate citizen
Community Involvement
Listening creating and delivering together
Cleaner Greener
Improving our shared environment
Preference towards local people good and services
Regions First
Positive impact on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islands customers suppliers employees and communities
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commitment
Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
Horizon Power implements the State Governmentrsquos WA Industry Participation Strategy and Aboriginal Procurement Policy and actively seeks to ensure suitable opportunities are provided to local and Aboriginal businesses
Local Industry
Horizon Power
Aboriginal Business
Procurement
Kimberley region
Horizon Power procures the following types of goods and services in the Kimberley region
1 Vegetation management near power lines and electrical infrastructure
2 Civil works such as trenching
3 Operations and maintenance services such as cleaning general gardening freight and building maintenance
4 Security services
5 The installation of Electrical Vehicle charging points in Broome
State Stimulus Projects
Procurement
Kimberley region
The State Stimulus Projects that may source procurement in the Kimberley region include
1 Battery Energy Storage System in Broome and Yungngora
2 Broome Experience Centre
3 Kimberley Street Lights Upgrade
4 Kununurra Depot Refurbishment
5 Derby Solar Battery and LED streetlights
6 Aboriginal Community Embedded Networks Regularised electricity to 13 communities
Horizon Power has been awarded $574m in WA State Government stimulus funding to deliver six projects
How you can supply to Horizon Power
How you can supply to us
Horizon Power accepts registrations of interest from local and Aboriginal businesses through our website
Horizon Power may source directly from a business negotiate with a restricted list of businesses or engage in a competitive open market procurement process
WEBSITE OPEN MARKET | DIRECT | NEGOTIATE The process and specific requirements for a procurement depends on the type scope and value of the procurement
How does Horizon Power find suppliers
Horizon Power will research businesses using
Horizon Powerrsquos Regional and Aboriginal Supplier Database
Supply Nation - httpssupplynationorgau
Aboriginal Business Directory WA (ABDWA) httpswwwabdwacomau
Industry Capability Network WA (ICNWA) httpsgatewayicnorgau
Chamber of Commerce
Google Search
Local Knowledge
Regional amp Aboriginal
Supplier Register
Visit httpshorizonpowercomau
SuppliersRegional and Aboriginal
Contractors amp Suppliers
Supplier Registration
Shortcut to access the Supplier page On your smartphone open your camera and focus over the code above A pop up link will open in your image to take you straight to the supplier page on our website
Where to find information on
Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
Competitive tenders may be advertised on one or more of the following (other suggestions are welcome)
Tenders WA httpswwwtenderswagovau
Local newspapers (Kimberley Echo Broome Advertiser etc)
Social media LinkedIn and Twitter (HorizonPower_WA)
Chamber of Commerce and Industry amp various economic development platforms
Supply Nation Indigenous Business Market Place
Vendor Panel Coming soon
Horizon Powerrsquos Procurement Pipeline and more information on our procurements httpshorizonpowercomaucontractors-suppliers
Registrations for Specific Scopes
If you would like your business to be considered as a potential respondent register your interestRegistering will give your business better visibility but it is not compulsory in order to be considered
For specific projects or pieces of work we may advertise them on our Procurement Pipeline and ask prospective suppliers to register
We may use this for the stimulus funding projects where suitable so keep an eye on our website
4 Steps tosuccess
We recommend that businesses
Register on the Horizon Power Local and Aboriginal Business Register
Review the Horizon Power website and keep an eye on our Procurement Pipeline as well as on advertising platforms mentioned earlier
Have a functional website that is up to date with your business and contact information and represents your business services well
Update profiles like ABDWA ICNWA or Supply Nation with current contact and capabilities
1
2
3
4
What to do if asked to bid
Contact Horizon Power if you have any queries on how to respond
Respond in a timely manner or let us know if you cannot and you may consider requesting an extension
If there are a set of specific questions make sure you have demonstrated your businessrsquo capability and understanding of that question
Provide supporting information to evidence you are the right business for the job
1
2
3
4
Our objectiveValue for Money
All procurement activities at Horizon Power will be assessed on this basis which takes into account
Non-cost factors such as community benefits health safety and environmental factors and supplier performance history and capability
Horizon Powerrsquos budget and
Available prices
We recommend local businesses consider the principle of best Value-for-Money when preparing quotations or proposals to Horizon Power
Horizon Powerrsquos procurement outcomes must achieve best Value-for-Money
If you need further information
Broome
broomehorizonpowercomau2 McDaniel Road Broome
Kununurra
kununurrahorizonpowercomauCnr Messmate Way amp Victoria HighwayKununurra
Website
httpshorizonpowercomau
Please contact your local office
Questions
Thank you
- Slide Number 1
- Industry Development Division
- WA Industry Participation Strategy (WAIPS)
- WAIPS 2020 updates
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- Local Capability Fund
- COVID-19 Local Capability Fund rounds for 202021
- Local Capability Fund Rounds for 202021
- Your feedback is key
- What can you do
- Thank you
- Simon MarwickLocal Content AdviserKimberley
- Local Content Role
- What do we do
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Slide Number 21
- Slide Number 22
- Agenda
- Overview of Main Roads WA Kimberley Region
- Slide Number 25
- Main Roads Western AustraliaKimberley Region
- Kimberley ndash Program Delivery
- Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
- Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
- Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
- Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
- Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
- State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
- Commonwealth Government
- MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
- Thankyou for your attendanceGeneral Questions
- Working with the Department of Finance
- Slide Number 42
- Slide Number 43
- Slide Number 44
- Slide Number 45
- Slide Number 46
- Slide Number 47
- Slide Number 48
- Slide Number 49
- Slide Number 50
- Slide Number 51
- Slide Number 52
- Slide Number 53
- Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry
- Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
- Slide Number 56
- About Horizon Power
- About Horizon Power
- Slide Number 59
- Slide Number 60
- Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
- ProcurementKimberley region
- State Stimulus ProjectsProcurementKimberley region
- How you can supply to Horizon Power
- Slide Number 65
- How does Horizon Power find suppliers
- Regional amp Aboriginal Supplier Register
- Where to find information on Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
- Registrations for Specific Scopes
- 4 Steps tosuccess
- What to do if asked to bid
- Our objectiveValue for Money
- If you need further information
- Slide Number 74
- Slide Number 75
-
industrylinkwagovau
WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
bull Training for regional contractors in understanding the policy and how to apply for contracts
bull Agency look-ahead lists of forthcoming tenders to allow local contractors more time to consider and prepare bids
industrylinkwagovau
WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
bull Increase in the regional price preferences cap to $1 million
bull Ability for agency to vary the prescribed distance for preference eligibility to target locations
Applied RPP to vary eligible businesses to smaller radius to allow for better local outcomes
industrylinkwagovau
Local Capability Fund
industrylinkwagovau
COVID-19 Local Capability Fund rounds for 202021
$10 million will be used to launch the following COVID-19 related roundsCOVID-19 Business Recovery and Growth Round
bull Level of funding is 75 to a maximum of $100000 for businesses that have been adversely impacted by COVID-19
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Manufacturing Round bull Level of funding is on a sliding scale of 50 to 90 to a maximum of
$500000Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Market Feasibility Round
bull Level of funding is 50 to a maximum of $20000
industrylinkwagovau
Local Capability Fund Rounds for 202021Major State Government Projects Round
bull Level of funding is 75 to a maximum of $100000 targeting specific projects Key Private and Public Sector Markets Round
bull Level of funding is 75 to a maximum of $100000 targeting specific key sectors
National and International Standards Round bull Level of funding is 75 to a maximum of $20000Aboriginal Business Round
bull Level of funding is 75 to a maximum of $100000
industrylinkwagovau
Your feedback is key
bull Your feedback is critical to influence policy change
bull The changes in the WA Buy Local Policy and WAIPS 2020 are evidence of this
bull Greater local input in decision makingbull Addressed Shop-frontingbull Issues with Panels
industrylinkwagovau
What can you do
Fill out the survey
Speak to your Local Content Adviser
Connect with agencies today
Subscribe to the WA Industry Link Newsletter
Ask Questions and provide us your feedback today
industrylinkwagovau
Thank you
For more information visitindustrylinkwagovau
Or contact ILAS on
08 6277 2999industrylinkjtsiwagovau
Simon MarwickLocal Content Adviser
Kimberley
Local Content Role
LOCAL OPPORTUNITY LOCAL CAPABILITY LOCAL OUTCOME
Government Spend Regional Business amp Industry $ and Jobs in the Local Economy
LCA
Maximising the participation of regional businesses in regional contracting opportunities=
Kimberley businesses winning Kimberley contracts
What do we do
bull Connect- Tenders Training Workshops etc (WALGA Tender Training)- Connect Head Contractors with local businesses (Chinatown Stage Two- Business Register)
bull Advocate- On the ground I want to hear local concerns- Push for Kimberley friendly procurement practises (Local Business Engagement Plan)
bull Assist- Can assist with applications (Local Capability Fund REDS)- Guide to Better Feedback
Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
Contact
Simon Marwick
Kimberley Local Content Adviser
E| simonmarwickkdcwagovau
M| 0438 090 194
W| httpskdcwagovaulocal-content-officer
22
Kimberley Communications ForumLana Powellndash Customer Service Manager
23 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Agenda
bull Overview of Main Roads Kimberley Region bull Kimberley Contracting Opportunitiesbull Projectsbull Aboriginal Engagement Strategybull Questions
2424 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Overview of Main Roads WA Kimberley Region
25 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
2626 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Main Office ndash 20 Wodehouse Street Derby
bull Sub Office ndash 293 Messmate Way Kununurra
bull Project Office - 30 Frederick Street Broome
Main Roads Western AustraliaKimberley Region
2727 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Kimberley Program is delivered under Direct Contracting Model
bull Routine Maintenance ndash via Resources Contract- currently Maca Civil (ends January 2021)- new 5 year Contract to be awarded ndash 3 tenderers shortlisted
bull Small Projects and periodic maintenance works are directly managed and supervised by Kimberley Region utilising local sub ndash contractors under the plant panel contracts and minor contracts eg Gibb River Road upgrade GNH shoulder reconditioning
bull Some periodic maintenance works delivered by contracts managed by Kimberley Region eg sealing pavement repairs minor reconstruction verge mowing
bull Larger projects ndash major contracts typically managed by Infrastructure Delivery Directorate eg GNH reconstruction near Ord River
Kimberley ndash Program Delivery
2828 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
2929 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Direct Managed Road Works by RegionMajor Projects managed by Infrastructure Delivery Directorate Main Contractor Appointed - Main Roads Pre-Qualified
bull Plant Hire (Panel Contract in place)bull Sealing Contract ndash direct managed worksbull Labour Hire bull Traffic Managementbull Culvert installation bull Safety barriers installation bull Crushing contracts - gravel aggregate etcbull Materials supply ndash aggregates concrete products signs etcbull Accommodation supply ndash hotels motels mobile campsbull Fuel supply
Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
3030 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Routine Maintenance - Resources Contractor Appointed - long term contract
Sub-contracting opportunities
bull Periodic Maintenance Works- Verge Mowing ndash tenders advertised bi annually- Resealing - MRWA state wide panel contract- Pavement Repair Contract ndash advertised annually- Bridge Maintenance ndash MRWA state wide panel contract- Litter and Blackwater Collection (Rest Areas) ndash long term
contract to be advertised in 2020
Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
3131 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Business Support Services (labour hire)
bull Gardening ndash offices depots
bull Office cleaning
bull Large scale Building maintenance ndash offices depots houses (usually though BMW) For small scale building maintenance please provide us with your contact details
Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
3232 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
3333 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Gibb River Road (approx $85M pa)bull construct and seal sections in east and west
Broome Cape Leveque Project ($656M)bull commenced 2018 completion 2020bull construct and seal 90km
Great Northern Highway Safety improvements ($12M)bull shoulder sealing various sections 110 km
Projects
3434 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Great Northern Highway Upgrade ndash Broome to Derby - $259M- Deep Creek Section 2021 - reconstruction- Logue River Section 2022 - reconstruction
bull Duncan Road Gordon Downs Road Upgrade - $51M- In partnership with the Shire of Halls Creek- Upgrade various sections ndash 2019 to 2022
bull Tanami Road Construct and Seal - $4275M- Commencement planned 2021- In partnership with the Shire of Halls Creek
Projects
3535 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Great Northern Highway Upgrade - Ord North ($9814M)
Reconstruct highway ndash upgrade 2 single lane bridges
- Commenced 2019 completion 2021 and 2022
- Design and Construct Contract awarded to WHBO
- Managed by Infrastructure Delivery Directorate
Projects
3636 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
3737 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Provides a Framework for the State Government Investment in Aboriginal Participation
bull Allows Agencies to negotiate directly with a ldquoRegistered Aboriginal Businessrdquo for supply of goods and services
State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
3838 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Framework to maximise Indigenous employment and business opportunities in Northern Australia
bull Aim to provide tangible economic and social benefits for local Indigenous people living in surrounding communities ndash ldquoLocal Firstrdquo
bull Sets Indigenous Participation Targets based on Regional Populations- Kimberley Region 40 Aboriginal Population
Commonwealth Government
3939 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Identify suitable services where Aboriginal Organisations and Businesses can participate directly eg
- Employment Contracts ndash provision of labour and resources- Traffic Management- Culvert Installation
bull Contracts - Includes criteria for Aboriginal employment and training
- Plant Panel Contract includes preferences for local and Aboriginal business and operators
- Major Contracts require Aboriginal Participation Plans Include Price Preferences and Performance Initiative Payments
MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
4040 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Thankyou for your attendance
General Questions
Working with the Department of Finance
Rowan Acton
August 2020
Director Regional Operations
Introduction to Department of Finance
Buy Local 2020 Implementation
bull The Department of Finance has already implementedchange to works procurement processes to meet therequirements of Buy Local 2020
bull These changes will be formalised in the DepartmentrsquosImplementation Plan which will be signed off imminently
bull As part of the Departmentrsquos COVID-19 response wehave increased the upper threshold for RegionalContent to be applied at 5 of the total value of theclaimed regional content to a maximum of $500000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description
Expected Tender Release
Budget (Indicative)
Department of Health Fitzroy Crossing Renal Clinic Stage 2 4th Qtr 2020 $2596000
Department of Education Broome Primary School ndash Fire Remediation and Administration Building
1st Qtr 2020 $8335000
Department of Training and Workforce Development
Broome Hospitality and Student Services Centre 2nd Qtr 2021 $10000000
Department of Education Wyndham District High School - Rebuild Early Childhood Education Centre
3rd Qtr 2021 $3000000
Department of Training and Workforce Development
Kununurra Health and Hospitality Trade Training Centre
2nd Qtr 2021 $6000000
WA Recovery Plan
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
WACHS-Kimberley Old Granada Building Demolition Derby $ 242000
WACHS-Kimberley Hospital Roofing Replacement Derby $ 220000
WACHS-Kimberley Mental Health Inpatient Unit - Wall Height Extension Broome $ 242000
WACHS-Kimberley Extend Infusion Room for Telechemo Broome $ 137500
Department of Education Swale Upgrade - Broome SHS Broome $ 250000
Department of Education Chaplaincy Transportable replacement Derby $ 47000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh and Structural repairs Looma $ 111000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh Wananami $ 113000
Department of Education Structural Repairs Muludja $ 75000
Department of Education Fencing Fitzroy Valley $ 150000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
DFES Shade Structure and fencing Fitzroy $ 80000
Department of Justice Office Refit Broome $ 100000
Department of Justice Courthouse - Toilets and Footpaths Derby $ 35000
Main Roads Solar Panels Derby $ 250000
WACHS-Kimberley Morgue Upgrade Derby $ 440000
WACHS-Kimberley Birthing Suites Upgrage Broome $ 550000
WACHS-Kimberley Triage Redesign Fitzroy Crossing $ 330000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Balgo $ 300000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Bidyadanga $ 500000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Derby $ 1500000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Looma $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Dampier Pennsular $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Bidyadanga $ 1500000
Department of Education Derby DHS - Structural works and Classroom Refresh Derby $ 400000
Department of Education Broome Primary School - Fire Remediation Broome TBD
Department of Education Classroom Refresh and structural repairs Wankgatjungka $ 260000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh Bayulu $ 260000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Looma $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Dampier Pennsular $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Bidyadanga $ 1500000
Advertising Subcontracting Opportunities
Want to work with Finance
Interested in maintenance
and minor works
Look into becoming prequalified under Financersquos Builders Prequalification Scheme
Register on Tenders WA
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Interested in works-related consultancies
Interested in minor and
capital works
Interested in being a
subcontractor on a large project
Contact the works panel management team on 6551 1787 or BMWProcurementServicesfinancewagovau
Register on Tenders WA for opportunities that might become available outside existing panels
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Register for the lsquoService Alliance 2012rsquo (SA12) arrangement that Finance uses for regional works contracts valued at less than $250000
Register on Tenders WA for opportunities that might become available outside SA12
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Keep an eye on Tenders WA and the local paper for opportunities
Promote yourself to potential head contractors
Interested in supplying goods and services
Keep an eye on Tenders WA
Investing in the Kimberley
Aboriginal Procurement Policybull 2020-21 FY Target is 3bull Capability building servicesbull Policy review and recommendations for new term
bull Aboriginal business consultation process Via Noongar Chamber of Commerce and Industry
bull ContactDepartment of Finance ndash Social Procurement Team
spifinancewagovau 6551 2475
Assistance for Aboriginal businesses
bull Capability building programs to be delivered to Aboriginalbusinesses and not-for-profit organisations across theState
bull Morrgul is the provider for the Great Southern and SouthWest regions
bull Provides Aboriginal business capability building contractservices including workshops and one-on-one mentoringsessions
ContactsKudzi Chigwanda Regional Manager ndash Northern Region
9194 9711 KudziChigwandafinancewagovau
Broome office (works)Woodyrsquos Arcade 15 Dampier Terrace
Gemma Bennett Senior Project Manager9194 9719 GemmaBennettfinancewagovau
wwwfinancewagovau
Kununurra office (works)Corner Messmate and Konkerberry Drive
Rod Chinnery Senior Project Office9166 7201 rodneychinneryfinancewagovau
Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry18th August Broome 19th August Derby
Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
I would like to show my respect and acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the Land
ndash the Nyikina people ndashtheir Elders past present and emerging on which this
meeting takes place
About Horizon Power
About Horizon Power
Horizon Power is a Government Trading Enterprise which generates distributes and retails electricity to more than 47000 connections
We supply electricity to more than 100000 residents and approx 8000 businesses in regional towns and communities across WA
Horizon Powerrsquos focus is to create value for future generations and to make a difference to the lives of people in the communities we serve
In regional WA we have 38 networks comprised of 36 microgrids and 2 interconnected systems
We do not operate in the South-West Interconnected System
Our Ambition
Delivering energy solutions for regional growth and vibrant communities
Our Guiding Principles
Horizon Power is committed to providing opportunities to local and Aboriginal businesses in alignment with our Strategy We apply our guiding principles to everything we do the way we work and the way we engage
Horizon Power views local community engagement as an essential part of being a responsible corporate citizen
Community Involvement
Listening creating and delivering together
Cleaner Greener
Improving our shared environment
Preference towards local people good and services
Regions First
Positive impact on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islands customers suppliers employees and communities
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commitment
Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
Horizon Power implements the State Governmentrsquos WA Industry Participation Strategy and Aboriginal Procurement Policy and actively seeks to ensure suitable opportunities are provided to local and Aboriginal businesses
Local Industry
Horizon Power
Aboriginal Business
Procurement
Kimberley region
Horizon Power procures the following types of goods and services in the Kimberley region
1 Vegetation management near power lines and electrical infrastructure
2 Civil works such as trenching
3 Operations and maintenance services such as cleaning general gardening freight and building maintenance
4 Security services
5 The installation of Electrical Vehicle charging points in Broome
State Stimulus Projects
Procurement
Kimberley region
The State Stimulus Projects that may source procurement in the Kimberley region include
1 Battery Energy Storage System in Broome and Yungngora
2 Broome Experience Centre
3 Kimberley Street Lights Upgrade
4 Kununurra Depot Refurbishment
5 Derby Solar Battery and LED streetlights
6 Aboriginal Community Embedded Networks Regularised electricity to 13 communities
Horizon Power has been awarded $574m in WA State Government stimulus funding to deliver six projects
How you can supply to Horizon Power
How you can supply to us
Horizon Power accepts registrations of interest from local and Aboriginal businesses through our website
Horizon Power may source directly from a business negotiate with a restricted list of businesses or engage in a competitive open market procurement process
WEBSITE OPEN MARKET | DIRECT | NEGOTIATE The process and specific requirements for a procurement depends on the type scope and value of the procurement
How does Horizon Power find suppliers
Horizon Power will research businesses using
Horizon Powerrsquos Regional and Aboriginal Supplier Database
Supply Nation - httpssupplynationorgau
Aboriginal Business Directory WA (ABDWA) httpswwwabdwacomau
Industry Capability Network WA (ICNWA) httpsgatewayicnorgau
Chamber of Commerce
Google Search
Local Knowledge
Regional amp Aboriginal
Supplier Register
Visit httpshorizonpowercomau
SuppliersRegional and Aboriginal
Contractors amp Suppliers
Supplier Registration
Shortcut to access the Supplier page On your smartphone open your camera and focus over the code above A pop up link will open in your image to take you straight to the supplier page on our website
Where to find information on
Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
Competitive tenders may be advertised on one or more of the following (other suggestions are welcome)
Tenders WA httpswwwtenderswagovau
Local newspapers (Kimberley Echo Broome Advertiser etc)
Social media LinkedIn and Twitter (HorizonPower_WA)
Chamber of Commerce and Industry amp various economic development platforms
Supply Nation Indigenous Business Market Place
Vendor Panel Coming soon
Horizon Powerrsquos Procurement Pipeline and more information on our procurements httpshorizonpowercomaucontractors-suppliers
Registrations for Specific Scopes
If you would like your business to be considered as a potential respondent register your interestRegistering will give your business better visibility but it is not compulsory in order to be considered
For specific projects or pieces of work we may advertise them on our Procurement Pipeline and ask prospective suppliers to register
We may use this for the stimulus funding projects where suitable so keep an eye on our website
4 Steps tosuccess
We recommend that businesses
Register on the Horizon Power Local and Aboriginal Business Register
Review the Horizon Power website and keep an eye on our Procurement Pipeline as well as on advertising platforms mentioned earlier
Have a functional website that is up to date with your business and contact information and represents your business services well
Update profiles like ABDWA ICNWA or Supply Nation with current contact and capabilities
1
2
3
4
What to do if asked to bid
Contact Horizon Power if you have any queries on how to respond
Respond in a timely manner or let us know if you cannot and you may consider requesting an extension
If there are a set of specific questions make sure you have demonstrated your businessrsquo capability and understanding of that question
Provide supporting information to evidence you are the right business for the job
1
2
3
4
Our objectiveValue for Money
All procurement activities at Horizon Power will be assessed on this basis which takes into account
Non-cost factors such as community benefits health safety and environmental factors and supplier performance history and capability
Horizon Powerrsquos budget and
Available prices
We recommend local businesses consider the principle of best Value-for-Money when preparing quotations or proposals to Horizon Power
Horizon Powerrsquos procurement outcomes must achieve best Value-for-Money
If you need further information
Broome
broomehorizonpowercomau2 McDaniel Road Broome
Kununurra
kununurrahorizonpowercomauCnr Messmate Way amp Victoria HighwayKununurra
Website
httpshorizonpowercomau
Please contact your local office
Questions
Thank you
- Slide Number 1
- Industry Development Division
- WA Industry Participation Strategy (WAIPS)
- WAIPS 2020 updates
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- Local Capability Fund
- COVID-19 Local Capability Fund rounds for 202021
- Local Capability Fund Rounds for 202021
- Your feedback is key
- What can you do
- Thank you
- Simon MarwickLocal Content AdviserKimberley
- Local Content Role
- What do we do
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Slide Number 21
- Slide Number 22
- Agenda
- Overview of Main Roads WA Kimberley Region
- Slide Number 25
- Main Roads Western AustraliaKimberley Region
- Kimberley ndash Program Delivery
- Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
- Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
- Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
- Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
- Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
- State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
- Commonwealth Government
- MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
- Thankyou for your attendanceGeneral Questions
- Working with the Department of Finance
- Slide Number 42
- Slide Number 43
- Slide Number 44
- Slide Number 45
- Slide Number 46
- Slide Number 47
- Slide Number 48
- Slide Number 49
- Slide Number 50
- Slide Number 51
- Slide Number 52
- Slide Number 53
- Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry
- Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
- Slide Number 56
- About Horizon Power
- About Horizon Power
- Slide Number 59
- Slide Number 60
- Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
- ProcurementKimberley region
- State Stimulus ProjectsProcurementKimberley region
- How you can supply to Horizon Power
- Slide Number 65
- How does Horizon Power find suppliers
- Regional amp Aboriginal Supplier Register
- Where to find information on Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
- Registrations for Specific Scopes
- 4 Steps tosuccess
- What to do if asked to bid
- Our objectiveValue for Money
- If you need further information
- Slide Number 74
- Slide Number 75
-
industrylinkwagovau
WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
bull Increase in the regional price preferences cap to $1 million
bull Ability for agency to vary the prescribed distance for preference eligibility to target locations
Applied RPP to vary eligible businesses to smaller radius to allow for better local outcomes
industrylinkwagovau
Local Capability Fund
industrylinkwagovau
COVID-19 Local Capability Fund rounds for 202021
$10 million will be used to launch the following COVID-19 related roundsCOVID-19 Business Recovery and Growth Round
bull Level of funding is 75 to a maximum of $100000 for businesses that have been adversely impacted by COVID-19
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Manufacturing Round bull Level of funding is on a sliding scale of 50 to 90 to a maximum of
$500000Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Market Feasibility Round
bull Level of funding is 50 to a maximum of $20000
industrylinkwagovau
Local Capability Fund Rounds for 202021Major State Government Projects Round
bull Level of funding is 75 to a maximum of $100000 targeting specific projects Key Private and Public Sector Markets Round
bull Level of funding is 75 to a maximum of $100000 targeting specific key sectors
National and International Standards Round bull Level of funding is 75 to a maximum of $20000Aboriginal Business Round
bull Level of funding is 75 to a maximum of $100000
industrylinkwagovau
Your feedback is key
bull Your feedback is critical to influence policy change
bull The changes in the WA Buy Local Policy and WAIPS 2020 are evidence of this
bull Greater local input in decision makingbull Addressed Shop-frontingbull Issues with Panels
industrylinkwagovau
What can you do
Fill out the survey
Speak to your Local Content Adviser
Connect with agencies today
Subscribe to the WA Industry Link Newsletter
Ask Questions and provide us your feedback today
industrylinkwagovau
Thank you
For more information visitindustrylinkwagovau
Or contact ILAS on
08 6277 2999industrylinkjtsiwagovau
Simon MarwickLocal Content Adviser
Kimberley
Local Content Role
LOCAL OPPORTUNITY LOCAL CAPABILITY LOCAL OUTCOME
Government Spend Regional Business amp Industry $ and Jobs in the Local Economy
LCA
Maximising the participation of regional businesses in regional contracting opportunities=
Kimberley businesses winning Kimberley contracts
What do we do
bull Connect- Tenders Training Workshops etc (WALGA Tender Training)- Connect Head Contractors with local businesses (Chinatown Stage Two- Business Register)
bull Advocate- On the ground I want to hear local concerns- Push for Kimberley friendly procurement practises (Local Business Engagement Plan)
bull Assist- Can assist with applications (Local Capability Fund REDS)- Guide to Better Feedback
Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
Contact
Simon Marwick
Kimberley Local Content Adviser
E| simonmarwickkdcwagovau
M| 0438 090 194
W| httpskdcwagovaulocal-content-officer
22
Kimberley Communications ForumLana Powellndash Customer Service Manager
23 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Agenda
bull Overview of Main Roads Kimberley Region bull Kimberley Contracting Opportunitiesbull Projectsbull Aboriginal Engagement Strategybull Questions
2424 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Overview of Main Roads WA Kimberley Region
25 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
2626 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Main Office ndash 20 Wodehouse Street Derby
bull Sub Office ndash 293 Messmate Way Kununurra
bull Project Office - 30 Frederick Street Broome
Main Roads Western AustraliaKimberley Region
2727 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Kimberley Program is delivered under Direct Contracting Model
bull Routine Maintenance ndash via Resources Contract- currently Maca Civil (ends January 2021)- new 5 year Contract to be awarded ndash 3 tenderers shortlisted
bull Small Projects and periodic maintenance works are directly managed and supervised by Kimberley Region utilising local sub ndash contractors under the plant panel contracts and minor contracts eg Gibb River Road upgrade GNH shoulder reconditioning
bull Some periodic maintenance works delivered by contracts managed by Kimberley Region eg sealing pavement repairs minor reconstruction verge mowing
bull Larger projects ndash major contracts typically managed by Infrastructure Delivery Directorate eg GNH reconstruction near Ord River
Kimberley ndash Program Delivery
2828 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
2929 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Direct Managed Road Works by RegionMajor Projects managed by Infrastructure Delivery Directorate Main Contractor Appointed - Main Roads Pre-Qualified
bull Plant Hire (Panel Contract in place)bull Sealing Contract ndash direct managed worksbull Labour Hire bull Traffic Managementbull Culvert installation bull Safety barriers installation bull Crushing contracts - gravel aggregate etcbull Materials supply ndash aggregates concrete products signs etcbull Accommodation supply ndash hotels motels mobile campsbull Fuel supply
Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
3030 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Routine Maintenance - Resources Contractor Appointed - long term contract
Sub-contracting opportunities
bull Periodic Maintenance Works- Verge Mowing ndash tenders advertised bi annually- Resealing - MRWA state wide panel contract- Pavement Repair Contract ndash advertised annually- Bridge Maintenance ndash MRWA state wide panel contract- Litter and Blackwater Collection (Rest Areas) ndash long term
contract to be advertised in 2020
Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
3131 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Business Support Services (labour hire)
bull Gardening ndash offices depots
bull Office cleaning
bull Large scale Building maintenance ndash offices depots houses (usually though BMW) For small scale building maintenance please provide us with your contact details
Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
3232 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
3333 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Gibb River Road (approx $85M pa)bull construct and seal sections in east and west
Broome Cape Leveque Project ($656M)bull commenced 2018 completion 2020bull construct and seal 90km
Great Northern Highway Safety improvements ($12M)bull shoulder sealing various sections 110 km
Projects
3434 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Great Northern Highway Upgrade ndash Broome to Derby - $259M- Deep Creek Section 2021 - reconstruction- Logue River Section 2022 - reconstruction
bull Duncan Road Gordon Downs Road Upgrade - $51M- In partnership with the Shire of Halls Creek- Upgrade various sections ndash 2019 to 2022
bull Tanami Road Construct and Seal - $4275M- Commencement planned 2021- In partnership with the Shire of Halls Creek
Projects
3535 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Great Northern Highway Upgrade - Ord North ($9814M)
Reconstruct highway ndash upgrade 2 single lane bridges
- Commenced 2019 completion 2021 and 2022
- Design and Construct Contract awarded to WHBO
- Managed by Infrastructure Delivery Directorate
Projects
3636 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
3737 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Provides a Framework for the State Government Investment in Aboriginal Participation
bull Allows Agencies to negotiate directly with a ldquoRegistered Aboriginal Businessrdquo for supply of goods and services
State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
3838 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Framework to maximise Indigenous employment and business opportunities in Northern Australia
bull Aim to provide tangible economic and social benefits for local Indigenous people living in surrounding communities ndash ldquoLocal Firstrdquo
bull Sets Indigenous Participation Targets based on Regional Populations- Kimberley Region 40 Aboriginal Population
Commonwealth Government
3939 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Identify suitable services where Aboriginal Organisations and Businesses can participate directly eg
- Employment Contracts ndash provision of labour and resources- Traffic Management- Culvert Installation
bull Contracts - Includes criteria for Aboriginal employment and training
- Plant Panel Contract includes preferences for local and Aboriginal business and operators
- Major Contracts require Aboriginal Participation Plans Include Price Preferences and Performance Initiative Payments
MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
4040 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Thankyou for your attendance
General Questions
Working with the Department of Finance
Rowan Acton
August 2020
Director Regional Operations
Introduction to Department of Finance
Buy Local 2020 Implementation
bull The Department of Finance has already implementedchange to works procurement processes to meet therequirements of Buy Local 2020
bull These changes will be formalised in the DepartmentrsquosImplementation Plan which will be signed off imminently
bull As part of the Departmentrsquos COVID-19 response wehave increased the upper threshold for RegionalContent to be applied at 5 of the total value of theclaimed regional content to a maximum of $500000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description
Expected Tender Release
Budget (Indicative)
Department of Health Fitzroy Crossing Renal Clinic Stage 2 4th Qtr 2020 $2596000
Department of Education Broome Primary School ndash Fire Remediation and Administration Building
1st Qtr 2020 $8335000
Department of Training and Workforce Development
Broome Hospitality and Student Services Centre 2nd Qtr 2021 $10000000
Department of Education Wyndham District High School - Rebuild Early Childhood Education Centre
3rd Qtr 2021 $3000000
Department of Training and Workforce Development
Kununurra Health and Hospitality Trade Training Centre
2nd Qtr 2021 $6000000
WA Recovery Plan
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
WACHS-Kimberley Old Granada Building Demolition Derby $ 242000
WACHS-Kimberley Hospital Roofing Replacement Derby $ 220000
WACHS-Kimberley Mental Health Inpatient Unit - Wall Height Extension Broome $ 242000
WACHS-Kimberley Extend Infusion Room for Telechemo Broome $ 137500
Department of Education Swale Upgrade - Broome SHS Broome $ 250000
Department of Education Chaplaincy Transportable replacement Derby $ 47000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh and Structural repairs Looma $ 111000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh Wananami $ 113000
Department of Education Structural Repairs Muludja $ 75000
Department of Education Fencing Fitzroy Valley $ 150000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
DFES Shade Structure and fencing Fitzroy $ 80000
Department of Justice Office Refit Broome $ 100000
Department of Justice Courthouse - Toilets and Footpaths Derby $ 35000
Main Roads Solar Panels Derby $ 250000
WACHS-Kimberley Morgue Upgrade Derby $ 440000
WACHS-Kimberley Birthing Suites Upgrage Broome $ 550000
WACHS-Kimberley Triage Redesign Fitzroy Crossing $ 330000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Balgo $ 300000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Bidyadanga $ 500000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Derby $ 1500000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Looma $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Dampier Pennsular $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Bidyadanga $ 1500000
Department of Education Derby DHS - Structural works and Classroom Refresh Derby $ 400000
Department of Education Broome Primary School - Fire Remediation Broome TBD
Department of Education Classroom Refresh and structural repairs Wankgatjungka $ 260000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh Bayulu $ 260000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Looma $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Dampier Pennsular $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Bidyadanga $ 1500000
Advertising Subcontracting Opportunities
Want to work with Finance
Interested in maintenance
and minor works
Look into becoming prequalified under Financersquos Builders Prequalification Scheme
Register on Tenders WA
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Interested in works-related consultancies
Interested in minor and
capital works
Interested in being a
subcontractor on a large project
Contact the works panel management team on 6551 1787 or BMWProcurementServicesfinancewagovau
Register on Tenders WA for opportunities that might become available outside existing panels
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Register for the lsquoService Alliance 2012rsquo (SA12) arrangement that Finance uses for regional works contracts valued at less than $250000
Register on Tenders WA for opportunities that might become available outside SA12
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Keep an eye on Tenders WA and the local paper for opportunities
Promote yourself to potential head contractors
Interested in supplying goods and services
Keep an eye on Tenders WA
Investing in the Kimberley
Aboriginal Procurement Policybull 2020-21 FY Target is 3bull Capability building servicesbull Policy review and recommendations for new term
bull Aboriginal business consultation process Via Noongar Chamber of Commerce and Industry
bull ContactDepartment of Finance ndash Social Procurement Team
spifinancewagovau 6551 2475
Assistance for Aboriginal businesses
bull Capability building programs to be delivered to Aboriginalbusinesses and not-for-profit organisations across theState
bull Morrgul is the provider for the Great Southern and SouthWest regions
bull Provides Aboriginal business capability building contractservices including workshops and one-on-one mentoringsessions
ContactsKudzi Chigwanda Regional Manager ndash Northern Region
9194 9711 KudziChigwandafinancewagovau
Broome office (works)Woodyrsquos Arcade 15 Dampier Terrace
Gemma Bennett Senior Project Manager9194 9719 GemmaBennettfinancewagovau
wwwfinancewagovau
Kununurra office (works)Corner Messmate and Konkerberry Drive
Rod Chinnery Senior Project Office9166 7201 rodneychinneryfinancewagovau
Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry18th August Broome 19th August Derby
Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
I would like to show my respect and acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the Land
ndash the Nyikina people ndashtheir Elders past present and emerging on which this
meeting takes place
About Horizon Power
About Horizon Power
Horizon Power is a Government Trading Enterprise which generates distributes and retails electricity to more than 47000 connections
We supply electricity to more than 100000 residents and approx 8000 businesses in regional towns and communities across WA
Horizon Powerrsquos focus is to create value for future generations and to make a difference to the lives of people in the communities we serve
In regional WA we have 38 networks comprised of 36 microgrids and 2 interconnected systems
We do not operate in the South-West Interconnected System
Our Ambition
Delivering energy solutions for regional growth and vibrant communities
Our Guiding Principles
Horizon Power is committed to providing opportunities to local and Aboriginal businesses in alignment with our Strategy We apply our guiding principles to everything we do the way we work and the way we engage
Horizon Power views local community engagement as an essential part of being a responsible corporate citizen
Community Involvement
Listening creating and delivering together
Cleaner Greener
Improving our shared environment
Preference towards local people good and services
Regions First
Positive impact on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islands customers suppliers employees and communities
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commitment
Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
Horizon Power implements the State Governmentrsquos WA Industry Participation Strategy and Aboriginal Procurement Policy and actively seeks to ensure suitable opportunities are provided to local and Aboriginal businesses
Local Industry
Horizon Power
Aboriginal Business
Procurement
Kimberley region
Horizon Power procures the following types of goods and services in the Kimberley region
1 Vegetation management near power lines and electrical infrastructure
2 Civil works such as trenching
3 Operations and maintenance services such as cleaning general gardening freight and building maintenance
4 Security services
5 The installation of Electrical Vehicle charging points in Broome
State Stimulus Projects
Procurement
Kimberley region
The State Stimulus Projects that may source procurement in the Kimberley region include
1 Battery Energy Storage System in Broome and Yungngora
2 Broome Experience Centre
3 Kimberley Street Lights Upgrade
4 Kununurra Depot Refurbishment
5 Derby Solar Battery and LED streetlights
6 Aboriginal Community Embedded Networks Regularised electricity to 13 communities
Horizon Power has been awarded $574m in WA State Government stimulus funding to deliver six projects
How you can supply to Horizon Power
How you can supply to us
Horizon Power accepts registrations of interest from local and Aboriginal businesses through our website
Horizon Power may source directly from a business negotiate with a restricted list of businesses or engage in a competitive open market procurement process
WEBSITE OPEN MARKET | DIRECT | NEGOTIATE The process and specific requirements for a procurement depends on the type scope and value of the procurement
How does Horizon Power find suppliers
Horizon Power will research businesses using
Horizon Powerrsquos Regional and Aboriginal Supplier Database
Supply Nation - httpssupplynationorgau
Aboriginal Business Directory WA (ABDWA) httpswwwabdwacomau
Industry Capability Network WA (ICNWA) httpsgatewayicnorgau
Chamber of Commerce
Google Search
Local Knowledge
Regional amp Aboriginal
Supplier Register
Visit httpshorizonpowercomau
SuppliersRegional and Aboriginal
Contractors amp Suppliers
Supplier Registration
Shortcut to access the Supplier page On your smartphone open your camera and focus over the code above A pop up link will open in your image to take you straight to the supplier page on our website
Where to find information on
Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
Competitive tenders may be advertised on one or more of the following (other suggestions are welcome)
Tenders WA httpswwwtenderswagovau
Local newspapers (Kimberley Echo Broome Advertiser etc)
Social media LinkedIn and Twitter (HorizonPower_WA)
Chamber of Commerce and Industry amp various economic development platforms
Supply Nation Indigenous Business Market Place
Vendor Panel Coming soon
Horizon Powerrsquos Procurement Pipeline and more information on our procurements httpshorizonpowercomaucontractors-suppliers
Registrations for Specific Scopes
If you would like your business to be considered as a potential respondent register your interestRegistering will give your business better visibility but it is not compulsory in order to be considered
For specific projects or pieces of work we may advertise them on our Procurement Pipeline and ask prospective suppliers to register
We may use this for the stimulus funding projects where suitable so keep an eye on our website
4 Steps tosuccess
We recommend that businesses
Register on the Horizon Power Local and Aboriginal Business Register
Review the Horizon Power website and keep an eye on our Procurement Pipeline as well as on advertising platforms mentioned earlier
Have a functional website that is up to date with your business and contact information and represents your business services well
Update profiles like ABDWA ICNWA or Supply Nation with current contact and capabilities
1
2
3
4
What to do if asked to bid
Contact Horizon Power if you have any queries on how to respond
Respond in a timely manner or let us know if you cannot and you may consider requesting an extension
If there are a set of specific questions make sure you have demonstrated your businessrsquo capability and understanding of that question
Provide supporting information to evidence you are the right business for the job
1
2
3
4
Our objectiveValue for Money
All procurement activities at Horizon Power will be assessed on this basis which takes into account
Non-cost factors such as community benefits health safety and environmental factors and supplier performance history and capability
Horizon Powerrsquos budget and
Available prices
We recommend local businesses consider the principle of best Value-for-Money when preparing quotations or proposals to Horizon Power
Horizon Powerrsquos procurement outcomes must achieve best Value-for-Money
If you need further information
Broome
broomehorizonpowercomau2 McDaniel Road Broome
Kununurra
kununurrahorizonpowercomauCnr Messmate Way amp Victoria HighwayKununurra
Website
httpshorizonpowercomau
Please contact your local office
Questions
Thank you
- Slide Number 1
- Industry Development Division
- WA Industry Participation Strategy (WAIPS)
- WAIPS 2020 updates
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- Local Capability Fund
- COVID-19 Local Capability Fund rounds for 202021
- Local Capability Fund Rounds for 202021
- Your feedback is key
- What can you do
- Thank you
- Simon MarwickLocal Content AdviserKimberley
- Local Content Role
- What do we do
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Slide Number 21
- Slide Number 22
- Agenda
- Overview of Main Roads WA Kimberley Region
- Slide Number 25
- Main Roads Western AustraliaKimberley Region
- Kimberley ndash Program Delivery
- Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
- Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
- Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
- Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
- Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
- State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
- Commonwealth Government
- MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
- Thankyou for your attendanceGeneral Questions
- Working with the Department of Finance
- Slide Number 42
- Slide Number 43
- Slide Number 44
- Slide Number 45
- Slide Number 46
- Slide Number 47
- Slide Number 48
- Slide Number 49
- Slide Number 50
- Slide Number 51
- Slide Number 52
- Slide Number 53
- Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry
- Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
- Slide Number 56
- About Horizon Power
- About Horizon Power
- Slide Number 59
- Slide Number 60
- Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
- ProcurementKimberley region
- State Stimulus ProjectsProcurementKimberley region
- How you can supply to Horizon Power
- Slide Number 65
- How does Horizon Power find suppliers
- Regional amp Aboriginal Supplier Register
- Where to find information on Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
- Registrations for Specific Scopes
- 4 Steps tosuccess
- What to do if asked to bid
- Our objectiveValue for Money
- If you need further information
- Slide Number 74
- Slide Number 75
-
industrylinkwagovau
Local Capability Fund
industrylinkwagovau
COVID-19 Local Capability Fund rounds for 202021
$10 million will be used to launch the following COVID-19 related roundsCOVID-19 Business Recovery and Growth Round
bull Level of funding is 75 to a maximum of $100000 for businesses that have been adversely impacted by COVID-19
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Manufacturing Round bull Level of funding is on a sliding scale of 50 to 90 to a maximum of
$500000Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Market Feasibility Round
bull Level of funding is 50 to a maximum of $20000
industrylinkwagovau
Local Capability Fund Rounds for 202021Major State Government Projects Round
bull Level of funding is 75 to a maximum of $100000 targeting specific projects Key Private and Public Sector Markets Round
bull Level of funding is 75 to a maximum of $100000 targeting specific key sectors
National and International Standards Round bull Level of funding is 75 to a maximum of $20000Aboriginal Business Round
bull Level of funding is 75 to a maximum of $100000
industrylinkwagovau
Your feedback is key
bull Your feedback is critical to influence policy change
bull The changes in the WA Buy Local Policy and WAIPS 2020 are evidence of this
bull Greater local input in decision makingbull Addressed Shop-frontingbull Issues with Panels
industrylinkwagovau
What can you do
Fill out the survey
Speak to your Local Content Adviser
Connect with agencies today
Subscribe to the WA Industry Link Newsletter
Ask Questions and provide us your feedback today
industrylinkwagovau
Thank you
For more information visitindustrylinkwagovau
Or contact ILAS on
08 6277 2999industrylinkjtsiwagovau
Simon MarwickLocal Content Adviser
Kimberley
Local Content Role
LOCAL OPPORTUNITY LOCAL CAPABILITY LOCAL OUTCOME
Government Spend Regional Business amp Industry $ and Jobs in the Local Economy
LCA
Maximising the participation of regional businesses in regional contracting opportunities=
Kimberley businesses winning Kimberley contracts
What do we do
bull Connect- Tenders Training Workshops etc (WALGA Tender Training)- Connect Head Contractors with local businesses (Chinatown Stage Two- Business Register)
bull Advocate- On the ground I want to hear local concerns- Push for Kimberley friendly procurement practises (Local Business Engagement Plan)
bull Assist- Can assist with applications (Local Capability Fund REDS)- Guide to Better Feedback
Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
Contact
Simon Marwick
Kimberley Local Content Adviser
E| simonmarwickkdcwagovau
M| 0438 090 194
W| httpskdcwagovaulocal-content-officer
22
Kimberley Communications ForumLana Powellndash Customer Service Manager
23 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Agenda
bull Overview of Main Roads Kimberley Region bull Kimberley Contracting Opportunitiesbull Projectsbull Aboriginal Engagement Strategybull Questions
2424 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Overview of Main Roads WA Kimberley Region
25 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
2626 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Main Office ndash 20 Wodehouse Street Derby
bull Sub Office ndash 293 Messmate Way Kununurra
bull Project Office - 30 Frederick Street Broome
Main Roads Western AustraliaKimberley Region
2727 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Kimberley Program is delivered under Direct Contracting Model
bull Routine Maintenance ndash via Resources Contract- currently Maca Civil (ends January 2021)- new 5 year Contract to be awarded ndash 3 tenderers shortlisted
bull Small Projects and periodic maintenance works are directly managed and supervised by Kimberley Region utilising local sub ndash contractors under the plant panel contracts and minor contracts eg Gibb River Road upgrade GNH shoulder reconditioning
bull Some periodic maintenance works delivered by contracts managed by Kimberley Region eg sealing pavement repairs minor reconstruction verge mowing
bull Larger projects ndash major contracts typically managed by Infrastructure Delivery Directorate eg GNH reconstruction near Ord River
Kimberley ndash Program Delivery
2828 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
2929 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Direct Managed Road Works by RegionMajor Projects managed by Infrastructure Delivery Directorate Main Contractor Appointed - Main Roads Pre-Qualified
bull Plant Hire (Panel Contract in place)bull Sealing Contract ndash direct managed worksbull Labour Hire bull Traffic Managementbull Culvert installation bull Safety barriers installation bull Crushing contracts - gravel aggregate etcbull Materials supply ndash aggregates concrete products signs etcbull Accommodation supply ndash hotels motels mobile campsbull Fuel supply
Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
3030 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Routine Maintenance - Resources Contractor Appointed - long term contract
Sub-contracting opportunities
bull Periodic Maintenance Works- Verge Mowing ndash tenders advertised bi annually- Resealing - MRWA state wide panel contract- Pavement Repair Contract ndash advertised annually- Bridge Maintenance ndash MRWA state wide panel contract- Litter and Blackwater Collection (Rest Areas) ndash long term
contract to be advertised in 2020
Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
3131 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Business Support Services (labour hire)
bull Gardening ndash offices depots
bull Office cleaning
bull Large scale Building maintenance ndash offices depots houses (usually though BMW) For small scale building maintenance please provide us with your contact details
Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
3232 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
3333 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Gibb River Road (approx $85M pa)bull construct and seal sections in east and west
Broome Cape Leveque Project ($656M)bull commenced 2018 completion 2020bull construct and seal 90km
Great Northern Highway Safety improvements ($12M)bull shoulder sealing various sections 110 km
Projects
3434 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Great Northern Highway Upgrade ndash Broome to Derby - $259M- Deep Creek Section 2021 - reconstruction- Logue River Section 2022 - reconstruction
bull Duncan Road Gordon Downs Road Upgrade - $51M- In partnership with the Shire of Halls Creek- Upgrade various sections ndash 2019 to 2022
bull Tanami Road Construct and Seal - $4275M- Commencement planned 2021- In partnership with the Shire of Halls Creek
Projects
3535 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Great Northern Highway Upgrade - Ord North ($9814M)
Reconstruct highway ndash upgrade 2 single lane bridges
- Commenced 2019 completion 2021 and 2022
- Design and Construct Contract awarded to WHBO
- Managed by Infrastructure Delivery Directorate
Projects
3636 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
3737 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Provides a Framework for the State Government Investment in Aboriginal Participation
bull Allows Agencies to negotiate directly with a ldquoRegistered Aboriginal Businessrdquo for supply of goods and services
State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
3838 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Framework to maximise Indigenous employment and business opportunities in Northern Australia
bull Aim to provide tangible economic and social benefits for local Indigenous people living in surrounding communities ndash ldquoLocal Firstrdquo
bull Sets Indigenous Participation Targets based on Regional Populations- Kimberley Region 40 Aboriginal Population
Commonwealth Government
3939 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Identify suitable services where Aboriginal Organisations and Businesses can participate directly eg
- Employment Contracts ndash provision of labour and resources- Traffic Management- Culvert Installation
bull Contracts - Includes criteria for Aboriginal employment and training
- Plant Panel Contract includes preferences for local and Aboriginal business and operators
- Major Contracts require Aboriginal Participation Plans Include Price Preferences and Performance Initiative Payments
MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
4040 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Thankyou for your attendance
General Questions
Working with the Department of Finance
Rowan Acton
August 2020
Director Regional Operations
Introduction to Department of Finance
Buy Local 2020 Implementation
bull The Department of Finance has already implementedchange to works procurement processes to meet therequirements of Buy Local 2020
bull These changes will be formalised in the DepartmentrsquosImplementation Plan which will be signed off imminently
bull As part of the Departmentrsquos COVID-19 response wehave increased the upper threshold for RegionalContent to be applied at 5 of the total value of theclaimed regional content to a maximum of $500000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description
Expected Tender Release
Budget (Indicative)
Department of Health Fitzroy Crossing Renal Clinic Stage 2 4th Qtr 2020 $2596000
Department of Education Broome Primary School ndash Fire Remediation and Administration Building
1st Qtr 2020 $8335000
Department of Training and Workforce Development
Broome Hospitality and Student Services Centre 2nd Qtr 2021 $10000000
Department of Education Wyndham District High School - Rebuild Early Childhood Education Centre
3rd Qtr 2021 $3000000
Department of Training and Workforce Development
Kununurra Health and Hospitality Trade Training Centre
2nd Qtr 2021 $6000000
WA Recovery Plan
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
WACHS-Kimberley Old Granada Building Demolition Derby $ 242000
WACHS-Kimberley Hospital Roofing Replacement Derby $ 220000
WACHS-Kimberley Mental Health Inpatient Unit - Wall Height Extension Broome $ 242000
WACHS-Kimberley Extend Infusion Room for Telechemo Broome $ 137500
Department of Education Swale Upgrade - Broome SHS Broome $ 250000
Department of Education Chaplaincy Transportable replacement Derby $ 47000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh and Structural repairs Looma $ 111000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh Wananami $ 113000
Department of Education Structural Repairs Muludja $ 75000
Department of Education Fencing Fitzroy Valley $ 150000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
DFES Shade Structure and fencing Fitzroy $ 80000
Department of Justice Office Refit Broome $ 100000
Department of Justice Courthouse - Toilets and Footpaths Derby $ 35000
Main Roads Solar Panels Derby $ 250000
WACHS-Kimberley Morgue Upgrade Derby $ 440000
WACHS-Kimberley Birthing Suites Upgrage Broome $ 550000
WACHS-Kimberley Triage Redesign Fitzroy Crossing $ 330000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Balgo $ 300000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Bidyadanga $ 500000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Derby $ 1500000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Looma $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Dampier Pennsular $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Bidyadanga $ 1500000
Department of Education Derby DHS - Structural works and Classroom Refresh Derby $ 400000
Department of Education Broome Primary School - Fire Remediation Broome TBD
Department of Education Classroom Refresh and structural repairs Wankgatjungka $ 260000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh Bayulu $ 260000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Looma $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Dampier Pennsular $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Bidyadanga $ 1500000
Advertising Subcontracting Opportunities
Want to work with Finance
Interested in maintenance
and minor works
Look into becoming prequalified under Financersquos Builders Prequalification Scheme
Register on Tenders WA
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Interested in works-related consultancies
Interested in minor and
capital works
Interested in being a
subcontractor on a large project
Contact the works panel management team on 6551 1787 or BMWProcurementServicesfinancewagovau
Register on Tenders WA for opportunities that might become available outside existing panels
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Register for the lsquoService Alliance 2012rsquo (SA12) arrangement that Finance uses for regional works contracts valued at less than $250000
Register on Tenders WA for opportunities that might become available outside SA12
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Keep an eye on Tenders WA and the local paper for opportunities
Promote yourself to potential head contractors
Interested in supplying goods and services
Keep an eye on Tenders WA
Investing in the Kimberley
Aboriginal Procurement Policybull 2020-21 FY Target is 3bull Capability building servicesbull Policy review and recommendations for new term
bull Aboriginal business consultation process Via Noongar Chamber of Commerce and Industry
bull ContactDepartment of Finance ndash Social Procurement Team
spifinancewagovau 6551 2475
Assistance for Aboriginal businesses
bull Capability building programs to be delivered to Aboriginalbusinesses and not-for-profit organisations across theState
bull Morrgul is the provider for the Great Southern and SouthWest regions
bull Provides Aboriginal business capability building contractservices including workshops and one-on-one mentoringsessions
ContactsKudzi Chigwanda Regional Manager ndash Northern Region
9194 9711 KudziChigwandafinancewagovau
Broome office (works)Woodyrsquos Arcade 15 Dampier Terrace
Gemma Bennett Senior Project Manager9194 9719 GemmaBennettfinancewagovau
wwwfinancewagovau
Kununurra office (works)Corner Messmate and Konkerberry Drive
Rod Chinnery Senior Project Office9166 7201 rodneychinneryfinancewagovau
Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry18th August Broome 19th August Derby
Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
I would like to show my respect and acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the Land
ndash the Nyikina people ndashtheir Elders past present and emerging on which this
meeting takes place
About Horizon Power
About Horizon Power
Horizon Power is a Government Trading Enterprise which generates distributes and retails electricity to more than 47000 connections
We supply electricity to more than 100000 residents and approx 8000 businesses in regional towns and communities across WA
Horizon Powerrsquos focus is to create value for future generations and to make a difference to the lives of people in the communities we serve
In regional WA we have 38 networks comprised of 36 microgrids and 2 interconnected systems
We do not operate in the South-West Interconnected System
Our Ambition
Delivering energy solutions for regional growth and vibrant communities
Our Guiding Principles
Horizon Power is committed to providing opportunities to local and Aboriginal businesses in alignment with our Strategy We apply our guiding principles to everything we do the way we work and the way we engage
Horizon Power views local community engagement as an essential part of being a responsible corporate citizen
Community Involvement
Listening creating and delivering together
Cleaner Greener
Improving our shared environment
Preference towards local people good and services
Regions First
Positive impact on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islands customers suppliers employees and communities
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commitment
Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
Horizon Power implements the State Governmentrsquos WA Industry Participation Strategy and Aboriginal Procurement Policy and actively seeks to ensure suitable opportunities are provided to local and Aboriginal businesses
Local Industry
Horizon Power
Aboriginal Business
Procurement
Kimberley region
Horizon Power procures the following types of goods and services in the Kimberley region
1 Vegetation management near power lines and electrical infrastructure
2 Civil works such as trenching
3 Operations and maintenance services such as cleaning general gardening freight and building maintenance
4 Security services
5 The installation of Electrical Vehicle charging points in Broome
State Stimulus Projects
Procurement
Kimberley region
The State Stimulus Projects that may source procurement in the Kimberley region include
1 Battery Energy Storage System in Broome and Yungngora
2 Broome Experience Centre
3 Kimberley Street Lights Upgrade
4 Kununurra Depot Refurbishment
5 Derby Solar Battery and LED streetlights
6 Aboriginal Community Embedded Networks Regularised electricity to 13 communities
Horizon Power has been awarded $574m in WA State Government stimulus funding to deliver six projects
How you can supply to Horizon Power
How you can supply to us
Horizon Power accepts registrations of interest from local and Aboriginal businesses through our website
Horizon Power may source directly from a business negotiate with a restricted list of businesses or engage in a competitive open market procurement process
WEBSITE OPEN MARKET | DIRECT | NEGOTIATE The process and specific requirements for a procurement depends on the type scope and value of the procurement
How does Horizon Power find suppliers
Horizon Power will research businesses using
Horizon Powerrsquos Regional and Aboriginal Supplier Database
Supply Nation - httpssupplynationorgau
Aboriginal Business Directory WA (ABDWA) httpswwwabdwacomau
Industry Capability Network WA (ICNWA) httpsgatewayicnorgau
Chamber of Commerce
Google Search
Local Knowledge
Regional amp Aboriginal
Supplier Register
Visit httpshorizonpowercomau
SuppliersRegional and Aboriginal
Contractors amp Suppliers
Supplier Registration
Shortcut to access the Supplier page On your smartphone open your camera and focus over the code above A pop up link will open in your image to take you straight to the supplier page on our website
Where to find information on
Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
Competitive tenders may be advertised on one or more of the following (other suggestions are welcome)
Tenders WA httpswwwtenderswagovau
Local newspapers (Kimberley Echo Broome Advertiser etc)
Social media LinkedIn and Twitter (HorizonPower_WA)
Chamber of Commerce and Industry amp various economic development platforms
Supply Nation Indigenous Business Market Place
Vendor Panel Coming soon
Horizon Powerrsquos Procurement Pipeline and more information on our procurements httpshorizonpowercomaucontractors-suppliers
Registrations for Specific Scopes
If you would like your business to be considered as a potential respondent register your interestRegistering will give your business better visibility but it is not compulsory in order to be considered
For specific projects or pieces of work we may advertise them on our Procurement Pipeline and ask prospective suppliers to register
We may use this for the stimulus funding projects where suitable so keep an eye on our website
4 Steps tosuccess
We recommend that businesses
Register on the Horizon Power Local and Aboriginal Business Register
Review the Horizon Power website and keep an eye on our Procurement Pipeline as well as on advertising platforms mentioned earlier
Have a functional website that is up to date with your business and contact information and represents your business services well
Update profiles like ABDWA ICNWA or Supply Nation with current contact and capabilities
1
2
3
4
What to do if asked to bid
Contact Horizon Power if you have any queries on how to respond
Respond in a timely manner or let us know if you cannot and you may consider requesting an extension
If there are a set of specific questions make sure you have demonstrated your businessrsquo capability and understanding of that question
Provide supporting information to evidence you are the right business for the job
1
2
3
4
Our objectiveValue for Money
All procurement activities at Horizon Power will be assessed on this basis which takes into account
Non-cost factors such as community benefits health safety and environmental factors and supplier performance history and capability
Horizon Powerrsquos budget and
Available prices
We recommend local businesses consider the principle of best Value-for-Money when preparing quotations or proposals to Horizon Power
Horizon Powerrsquos procurement outcomes must achieve best Value-for-Money
If you need further information
Broome
broomehorizonpowercomau2 McDaniel Road Broome
Kununurra
kununurrahorizonpowercomauCnr Messmate Way amp Victoria HighwayKununurra
Website
httpshorizonpowercomau
Please contact your local office
Questions
Thank you
- Slide Number 1
- Industry Development Division
- WA Industry Participation Strategy (WAIPS)
- WAIPS 2020 updates
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- Local Capability Fund
- COVID-19 Local Capability Fund rounds for 202021
- Local Capability Fund Rounds for 202021
- Your feedback is key
- What can you do
- Thank you
- Simon MarwickLocal Content AdviserKimberley
- Local Content Role
- What do we do
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Slide Number 21
- Slide Number 22
- Agenda
- Overview of Main Roads WA Kimberley Region
- Slide Number 25
- Main Roads Western AustraliaKimberley Region
- Kimberley ndash Program Delivery
- Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
- Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
- Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
- Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
- Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
- State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
- Commonwealth Government
- MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
- Thankyou for your attendanceGeneral Questions
- Working with the Department of Finance
- Slide Number 42
- Slide Number 43
- Slide Number 44
- Slide Number 45
- Slide Number 46
- Slide Number 47
- Slide Number 48
- Slide Number 49
- Slide Number 50
- Slide Number 51
- Slide Number 52
- Slide Number 53
- Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry
- Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
- Slide Number 56
- About Horizon Power
- About Horizon Power
- Slide Number 59
- Slide Number 60
- Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
- ProcurementKimberley region
- State Stimulus ProjectsProcurementKimberley region
- How you can supply to Horizon Power
- Slide Number 65
- How does Horizon Power find suppliers
- Regional amp Aboriginal Supplier Register
- Where to find information on Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
- Registrations for Specific Scopes
- 4 Steps tosuccess
- What to do if asked to bid
- Our objectiveValue for Money
- If you need further information
- Slide Number 74
- Slide Number 75
-
industrylinkwagovau
COVID-19 Local Capability Fund rounds for 202021
$10 million will be used to launch the following COVID-19 related roundsCOVID-19 Business Recovery and Growth Round
bull Level of funding is 75 to a maximum of $100000 for businesses that have been adversely impacted by COVID-19
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Manufacturing Round bull Level of funding is on a sliding scale of 50 to 90 to a maximum of
$500000Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Market Feasibility Round
bull Level of funding is 50 to a maximum of $20000
industrylinkwagovau
Local Capability Fund Rounds for 202021Major State Government Projects Round
bull Level of funding is 75 to a maximum of $100000 targeting specific projects Key Private and Public Sector Markets Round
bull Level of funding is 75 to a maximum of $100000 targeting specific key sectors
National and International Standards Round bull Level of funding is 75 to a maximum of $20000Aboriginal Business Round
bull Level of funding is 75 to a maximum of $100000
industrylinkwagovau
Your feedback is key
bull Your feedback is critical to influence policy change
bull The changes in the WA Buy Local Policy and WAIPS 2020 are evidence of this
bull Greater local input in decision makingbull Addressed Shop-frontingbull Issues with Panels
industrylinkwagovau
What can you do
Fill out the survey
Speak to your Local Content Adviser
Connect with agencies today
Subscribe to the WA Industry Link Newsletter
Ask Questions and provide us your feedback today
industrylinkwagovau
Thank you
For more information visitindustrylinkwagovau
Or contact ILAS on
08 6277 2999industrylinkjtsiwagovau
Simon MarwickLocal Content Adviser
Kimberley
Local Content Role
LOCAL OPPORTUNITY LOCAL CAPABILITY LOCAL OUTCOME
Government Spend Regional Business amp Industry $ and Jobs in the Local Economy
LCA
Maximising the participation of regional businesses in regional contracting opportunities=
Kimberley businesses winning Kimberley contracts
What do we do
bull Connect- Tenders Training Workshops etc (WALGA Tender Training)- Connect Head Contractors with local businesses (Chinatown Stage Two- Business Register)
bull Advocate- On the ground I want to hear local concerns- Push for Kimberley friendly procurement practises (Local Business Engagement Plan)
bull Assist- Can assist with applications (Local Capability Fund REDS)- Guide to Better Feedback
Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
Contact
Simon Marwick
Kimberley Local Content Adviser
E| simonmarwickkdcwagovau
M| 0438 090 194
W| httpskdcwagovaulocal-content-officer
22
Kimberley Communications ForumLana Powellndash Customer Service Manager
23 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Agenda
bull Overview of Main Roads Kimberley Region bull Kimberley Contracting Opportunitiesbull Projectsbull Aboriginal Engagement Strategybull Questions
2424 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Overview of Main Roads WA Kimberley Region
25 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
2626 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Main Office ndash 20 Wodehouse Street Derby
bull Sub Office ndash 293 Messmate Way Kununurra
bull Project Office - 30 Frederick Street Broome
Main Roads Western AustraliaKimberley Region
2727 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Kimberley Program is delivered under Direct Contracting Model
bull Routine Maintenance ndash via Resources Contract- currently Maca Civil (ends January 2021)- new 5 year Contract to be awarded ndash 3 tenderers shortlisted
bull Small Projects and periodic maintenance works are directly managed and supervised by Kimberley Region utilising local sub ndash contractors under the plant panel contracts and minor contracts eg Gibb River Road upgrade GNH shoulder reconditioning
bull Some periodic maintenance works delivered by contracts managed by Kimberley Region eg sealing pavement repairs minor reconstruction verge mowing
bull Larger projects ndash major contracts typically managed by Infrastructure Delivery Directorate eg GNH reconstruction near Ord River
Kimberley ndash Program Delivery
2828 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
2929 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Direct Managed Road Works by RegionMajor Projects managed by Infrastructure Delivery Directorate Main Contractor Appointed - Main Roads Pre-Qualified
bull Plant Hire (Panel Contract in place)bull Sealing Contract ndash direct managed worksbull Labour Hire bull Traffic Managementbull Culvert installation bull Safety barriers installation bull Crushing contracts - gravel aggregate etcbull Materials supply ndash aggregates concrete products signs etcbull Accommodation supply ndash hotels motels mobile campsbull Fuel supply
Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
3030 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Routine Maintenance - Resources Contractor Appointed - long term contract
Sub-contracting opportunities
bull Periodic Maintenance Works- Verge Mowing ndash tenders advertised bi annually- Resealing - MRWA state wide panel contract- Pavement Repair Contract ndash advertised annually- Bridge Maintenance ndash MRWA state wide panel contract- Litter and Blackwater Collection (Rest Areas) ndash long term
contract to be advertised in 2020
Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
3131 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Business Support Services (labour hire)
bull Gardening ndash offices depots
bull Office cleaning
bull Large scale Building maintenance ndash offices depots houses (usually though BMW) For small scale building maintenance please provide us with your contact details
Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
3232 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
3333 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Gibb River Road (approx $85M pa)bull construct and seal sections in east and west
Broome Cape Leveque Project ($656M)bull commenced 2018 completion 2020bull construct and seal 90km
Great Northern Highway Safety improvements ($12M)bull shoulder sealing various sections 110 km
Projects
3434 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Great Northern Highway Upgrade ndash Broome to Derby - $259M- Deep Creek Section 2021 - reconstruction- Logue River Section 2022 - reconstruction
bull Duncan Road Gordon Downs Road Upgrade - $51M- In partnership with the Shire of Halls Creek- Upgrade various sections ndash 2019 to 2022
bull Tanami Road Construct and Seal - $4275M- Commencement planned 2021- In partnership with the Shire of Halls Creek
Projects
3535 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Great Northern Highway Upgrade - Ord North ($9814M)
Reconstruct highway ndash upgrade 2 single lane bridges
- Commenced 2019 completion 2021 and 2022
- Design and Construct Contract awarded to WHBO
- Managed by Infrastructure Delivery Directorate
Projects
3636 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
3737 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Provides a Framework for the State Government Investment in Aboriginal Participation
bull Allows Agencies to negotiate directly with a ldquoRegistered Aboriginal Businessrdquo for supply of goods and services
State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
3838 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Framework to maximise Indigenous employment and business opportunities in Northern Australia
bull Aim to provide tangible economic and social benefits for local Indigenous people living in surrounding communities ndash ldquoLocal Firstrdquo
bull Sets Indigenous Participation Targets based on Regional Populations- Kimberley Region 40 Aboriginal Population
Commonwealth Government
3939 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Identify suitable services where Aboriginal Organisations and Businesses can participate directly eg
- Employment Contracts ndash provision of labour and resources- Traffic Management- Culvert Installation
bull Contracts - Includes criteria for Aboriginal employment and training
- Plant Panel Contract includes preferences for local and Aboriginal business and operators
- Major Contracts require Aboriginal Participation Plans Include Price Preferences and Performance Initiative Payments
MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
4040 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Thankyou for your attendance
General Questions
Working with the Department of Finance
Rowan Acton
August 2020
Director Regional Operations
Introduction to Department of Finance
Buy Local 2020 Implementation
bull The Department of Finance has already implementedchange to works procurement processes to meet therequirements of Buy Local 2020
bull These changes will be formalised in the DepartmentrsquosImplementation Plan which will be signed off imminently
bull As part of the Departmentrsquos COVID-19 response wehave increased the upper threshold for RegionalContent to be applied at 5 of the total value of theclaimed regional content to a maximum of $500000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description
Expected Tender Release
Budget (Indicative)
Department of Health Fitzroy Crossing Renal Clinic Stage 2 4th Qtr 2020 $2596000
Department of Education Broome Primary School ndash Fire Remediation and Administration Building
1st Qtr 2020 $8335000
Department of Training and Workforce Development
Broome Hospitality and Student Services Centre 2nd Qtr 2021 $10000000
Department of Education Wyndham District High School - Rebuild Early Childhood Education Centre
3rd Qtr 2021 $3000000
Department of Training and Workforce Development
Kununurra Health and Hospitality Trade Training Centre
2nd Qtr 2021 $6000000
WA Recovery Plan
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
WACHS-Kimberley Old Granada Building Demolition Derby $ 242000
WACHS-Kimberley Hospital Roofing Replacement Derby $ 220000
WACHS-Kimberley Mental Health Inpatient Unit - Wall Height Extension Broome $ 242000
WACHS-Kimberley Extend Infusion Room for Telechemo Broome $ 137500
Department of Education Swale Upgrade - Broome SHS Broome $ 250000
Department of Education Chaplaincy Transportable replacement Derby $ 47000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh and Structural repairs Looma $ 111000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh Wananami $ 113000
Department of Education Structural Repairs Muludja $ 75000
Department of Education Fencing Fitzroy Valley $ 150000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
DFES Shade Structure and fencing Fitzroy $ 80000
Department of Justice Office Refit Broome $ 100000
Department of Justice Courthouse - Toilets and Footpaths Derby $ 35000
Main Roads Solar Panels Derby $ 250000
WACHS-Kimberley Morgue Upgrade Derby $ 440000
WACHS-Kimberley Birthing Suites Upgrage Broome $ 550000
WACHS-Kimberley Triage Redesign Fitzroy Crossing $ 330000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Balgo $ 300000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Bidyadanga $ 500000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Derby $ 1500000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Looma $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Dampier Pennsular $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Bidyadanga $ 1500000
Department of Education Derby DHS - Structural works and Classroom Refresh Derby $ 400000
Department of Education Broome Primary School - Fire Remediation Broome TBD
Department of Education Classroom Refresh and structural repairs Wankgatjungka $ 260000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh Bayulu $ 260000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Looma $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Dampier Pennsular $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Bidyadanga $ 1500000
Advertising Subcontracting Opportunities
Want to work with Finance
Interested in maintenance
and minor works
Look into becoming prequalified under Financersquos Builders Prequalification Scheme
Register on Tenders WA
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Interested in works-related consultancies
Interested in minor and
capital works
Interested in being a
subcontractor on a large project
Contact the works panel management team on 6551 1787 or BMWProcurementServicesfinancewagovau
Register on Tenders WA for opportunities that might become available outside existing panels
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Register for the lsquoService Alliance 2012rsquo (SA12) arrangement that Finance uses for regional works contracts valued at less than $250000
Register on Tenders WA for opportunities that might become available outside SA12
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Keep an eye on Tenders WA and the local paper for opportunities
Promote yourself to potential head contractors
Interested in supplying goods and services
Keep an eye on Tenders WA
Investing in the Kimberley
Aboriginal Procurement Policybull 2020-21 FY Target is 3bull Capability building servicesbull Policy review and recommendations for new term
bull Aboriginal business consultation process Via Noongar Chamber of Commerce and Industry
bull ContactDepartment of Finance ndash Social Procurement Team
spifinancewagovau 6551 2475
Assistance for Aboriginal businesses
bull Capability building programs to be delivered to Aboriginalbusinesses and not-for-profit organisations across theState
bull Morrgul is the provider for the Great Southern and SouthWest regions
bull Provides Aboriginal business capability building contractservices including workshops and one-on-one mentoringsessions
ContactsKudzi Chigwanda Regional Manager ndash Northern Region
9194 9711 KudziChigwandafinancewagovau
Broome office (works)Woodyrsquos Arcade 15 Dampier Terrace
Gemma Bennett Senior Project Manager9194 9719 GemmaBennettfinancewagovau
wwwfinancewagovau
Kununurra office (works)Corner Messmate and Konkerberry Drive
Rod Chinnery Senior Project Office9166 7201 rodneychinneryfinancewagovau
Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry18th August Broome 19th August Derby
Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
I would like to show my respect and acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the Land
ndash the Nyikina people ndashtheir Elders past present and emerging on which this
meeting takes place
About Horizon Power
About Horizon Power
Horizon Power is a Government Trading Enterprise which generates distributes and retails electricity to more than 47000 connections
We supply electricity to more than 100000 residents and approx 8000 businesses in regional towns and communities across WA
Horizon Powerrsquos focus is to create value for future generations and to make a difference to the lives of people in the communities we serve
In regional WA we have 38 networks comprised of 36 microgrids and 2 interconnected systems
We do not operate in the South-West Interconnected System
Our Ambition
Delivering energy solutions for regional growth and vibrant communities
Our Guiding Principles
Horizon Power is committed to providing opportunities to local and Aboriginal businesses in alignment with our Strategy We apply our guiding principles to everything we do the way we work and the way we engage
Horizon Power views local community engagement as an essential part of being a responsible corporate citizen
Community Involvement
Listening creating and delivering together
Cleaner Greener
Improving our shared environment
Preference towards local people good and services
Regions First
Positive impact on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islands customers suppliers employees and communities
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commitment
Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
Horizon Power implements the State Governmentrsquos WA Industry Participation Strategy and Aboriginal Procurement Policy and actively seeks to ensure suitable opportunities are provided to local and Aboriginal businesses
Local Industry
Horizon Power
Aboriginal Business
Procurement
Kimberley region
Horizon Power procures the following types of goods and services in the Kimberley region
1 Vegetation management near power lines and electrical infrastructure
2 Civil works such as trenching
3 Operations and maintenance services such as cleaning general gardening freight and building maintenance
4 Security services
5 The installation of Electrical Vehicle charging points in Broome
State Stimulus Projects
Procurement
Kimberley region
The State Stimulus Projects that may source procurement in the Kimberley region include
1 Battery Energy Storage System in Broome and Yungngora
2 Broome Experience Centre
3 Kimberley Street Lights Upgrade
4 Kununurra Depot Refurbishment
5 Derby Solar Battery and LED streetlights
6 Aboriginal Community Embedded Networks Regularised electricity to 13 communities
Horizon Power has been awarded $574m in WA State Government stimulus funding to deliver six projects
How you can supply to Horizon Power
How you can supply to us
Horizon Power accepts registrations of interest from local and Aboriginal businesses through our website
Horizon Power may source directly from a business negotiate with a restricted list of businesses or engage in a competitive open market procurement process
WEBSITE OPEN MARKET | DIRECT | NEGOTIATE The process and specific requirements for a procurement depends on the type scope and value of the procurement
How does Horizon Power find suppliers
Horizon Power will research businesses using
Horizon Powerrsquos Regional and Aboriginal Supplier Database
Supply Nation - httpssupplynationorgau
Aboriginal Business Directory WA (ABDWA) httpswwwabdwacomau
Industry Capability Network WA (ICNWA) httpsgatewayicnorgau
Chamber of Commerce
Google Search
Local Knowledge
Regional amp Aboriginal
Supplier Register
Visit httpshorizonpowercomau
SuppliersRegional and Aboriginal
Contractors amp Suppliers
Supplier Registration
Shortcut to access the Supplier page On your smartphone open your camera and focus over the code above A pop up link will open in your image to take you straight to the supplier page on our website
Where to find information on
Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
Competitive tenders may be advertised on one or more of the following (other suggestions are welcome)
Tenders WA httpswwwtenderswagovau
Local newspapers (Kimberley Echo Broome Advertiser etc)
Social media LinkedIn and Twitter (HorizonPower_WA)
Chamber of Commerce and Industry amp various economic development platforms
Supply Nation Indigenous Business Market Place
Vendor Panel Coming soon
Horizon Powerrsquos Procurement Pipeline and more information on our procurements httpshorizonpowercomaucontractors-suppliers
Registrations for Specific Scopes
If you would like your business to be considered as a potential respondent register your interestRegistering will give your business better visibility but it is not compulsory in order to be considered
For specific projects or pieces of work we may advertise them on our Procurement Pipeline and ask prospective suppliers to register
We may use this for the stimulus funding projects where suitable so keep an eye on our website
4 Steps tosuccess
We recommend that businesses
Register on the Horizon Power Local and Aboriginal Business Register
Review the Horizon Power website and keep an eye on our Procurement Pipeline as well as on advertising platforms mentioned earlier
Have a functional website that is up to date with your business and contact information and represents your business services well
Update profiles like ABDWA ICNWA or Supply Nation with current contact and capabilities
1
2
3
4
What to do if asked to bid
Contact Horizon Power if you have any queries on how to respond
Respond in a timely manner or let us know if you cannot and you may consider requesting an extension
If there are a set of specific questions make sure you have demonstrated your businessrsquo capability and understanding of that question
Provide supporting information to evidence you are the right business for the job
1
2
3
4
Our objectiveValue for Money
All procurement activities at Horizon Power will be assessed on this basis which takes into account
Non-cost factors such as community benefits health safety and environmental factors and supplier performance history and capability
Horizon Powerrsquos budget and
Available prices
We recommend local businesses consider the principle of best Value-for-Money when preparing quotations or proposals to Horizon Power
Horizon Powerrsquos procurement outcomes must achieve best Value-for-Money
If you need further information
Broome
broomehorizonpowercomau2 McDaniel Road Broome
Kununurra
kununurrahorizonpowercomauCnr Messmate Way amp Victoria HighwayKununurra
Website
httpshorizonpowercomau
Please contact your local office
Questions
Thank you
- Slide Number 1
- Industry Development Division
- WA Industry Participation Strategy (WAIPS)
- WAIPS 2020 updates
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- Local Capability Fund
- COVID-19 Local Capability Fund rounds for 202021
- Local Capability Fund Rounds for 202021
- Your feedback is key
- What can you do
- Thank you
- Simon MarwickLocal Content AdviserKimberley
- Local Content Role
- What do we do
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Slide Number 21
- Slide Number 22
- Agenda
- Overview of Main Roads WA Kimberley Region
- Slide Number 25
- Main Roads Western AustraliaKimberley Region
- Kimberley ndash Program Delivery
- Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
- Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
- Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
- Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
- Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
- State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
- Commonwealth Government
- MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
- Thankyou for your attendanceGeneral Questions
- Working with the Department of Finance
- Slide Number 42
- Slide Number 43
- Slide Number 44
- Slide Number 45
- Slide Number 46
- Slide Number 47
- Slide Number 48
- Slide Number 49
- Slide Number 50
- Slide Number 51
- Slide Number 52
- Slide Number 53
- Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry
- Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
- Slide Number 56
- About Horizon Power
- About Horizon Power
- Slide Number 59
- Slide Number 60
- Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
- ProcurementKimberley region
- State Stimulus ProjectsProcurementKimberley region
- How you can supply to Horizon Power
- Slide Number 65
- How does Horizon Power find suppliers
- Regional amp Aboriginal Supplier Register
- Where to find information on Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
- Registrations for Specific Scopes
- 4 Steps tosuccess
- What to do if asked to bid
- Our objectiveValue for Money
- If you need further information
- Slide Number 74
- Slide Number 75
-
industrylinkwagovau
Local Capability Fund Rounds for 202021Major State Government Projects Round
bull Level of funding is 75 to a maximum of $100000 targeting specific projects Key Private and Public Sector Markets Round
bull Level of funding is 75 to a maximum of $100000 targeting specific key sectors
National and International Standards Round bull Level of funding is 75 to a maximum of $20000Aboriginal Business Round
bull Level of funding is 75 to a maximum of $100000
industrylinkwagovau
Your feedback is key
bull Your feedback is critical to influence policy change
bull The changes in the WA Buy Local Policy and WAIPS 2020 are evidence of this
bull Greater local input in decision makingbull Addressed Shop-frontingbull Issues with Panels
industrylinkwagovau
What can you do
Fill out the survey
Speak to your Local Content Adviser
Connect with agencies today
Subscribe to the WA Industry Link Newsletter
Ask Questions and provide us your feedback today
industrylinkwagovau
Thank you
For more information visitindustrylinkwagovau
Or contact ILAS on
08 6277 2999industrylinkjtsiwagovau
Simon MarwickLocal Content Adviser
Kimberley
Local Content Role
LOCAL OPPORTUNITY LOCAL CAPABILITY LOCAL OUTCOME
Government Spend Regional Business amp Industry $ and Jobs in the Local Economy
LCA
Maximising the participation of regional businesses in regional contracting opportunities=
Kimberley businesses winning Kimberley contracts
What do we do
bull Connect- Tenders Training Workshops etc (WALGA Tender Training)- Connect Head Contractors with local businesses (Chinatown Stage Two- Business Register)
bull Advocate- On the ground I want to hear local concerns- Push for Kimberley friendly procurement practises (Local Business Engagement Plan)
bull Assist- Can assist with applications (Local Capability Fund REDS)- Guide to Better Feedback
Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
Contact
Simon Marwick
Kimberley Local Content Adviser
E| simonmarwickkdcwagovau
M| 0438 090 194
W| httpskdcwagovaulocal-content-officer
22
Kimberley Communications ForumLana Powellndash Customer Service Manager
23 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Agenda
bull Overview of Main Roads Kimberley Region bull Kimberley Contracting Opportunitiesbull Projectsbull Aboriginal Engagement Strategybull Questions
2424 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Overview of Main Roads WA Kimberley Region
25 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
2626 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Main Office ndash 20 Wodehouse Street Derby
bull Sub Office ndash 293 Messmate Way Kununurra
bull Project Office - 30 Frederick Street Broome
Main Roads Western AustraliaKimberley Region
2727 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Kimberley Program is delivered under Direct Contracting Model
bull Routine Maintenance ndash via Resources Contract- currently Maca Civil (ends January 2021)- new 5 year Contract to be awarded ndash 3 tenderers shortlisted
bull Small Projects and periodic maintenance works are directly managed and supervised by Kimberley Region utilising local sub ndash contractors under the plant panel contracts and minor contracts eg Gibb River Road upgrade GNH shoulder reconditioning
bull Some periodic maintenance works delivered by contracts managed by Kimberley Region eg sealing pavement repairs minor reconstruction verge mowing
bull Larger projects ndash major contracts typically managed by Infrastructure Delivery Directorate eg GNH reconstruction near Ord River
Kimberley ndash Program Delivery
2828 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
2929 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Direct Managed Road Works by RegionMajor Projects managed by Infrastructure Delivery Directorate Main Contractor Appointed - Main Roads Pre-Qualified
bull Plant Hire (Panel Contract in place)bull Sealing Contract ndash direct managed worksbull Labour Hire bull Traffic Managementbull Culvert installation bull Safety barriers installation bull Crushing contracts - gravel aggregate etcbull Materials supply ndash aggregates concrete products signs etcbull Accommodation supply ndash hotels motels mobile campsbull Fuel supply
Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
3030 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Routine Maintenance - Resources Contractor Appointed - long term contract
Sub-contracting opportunities
bull Periodic Maintenance Works- Verge Mowing ndash tenders advertised bi annually- Resealing - MRWA state wide panel contract- Pavement Repair Contract ndash advertised annually- Bridge Maintenance ndash MRWA state wide panel contract- Litter and Blackwater Collection (Rest Areas) ndash long term
contract to be advertised in 2020
Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
3131 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Business Support Services (labour hire)
bull Gardening ndash offices depots
bull Office cleaning
bull Large scale Building maintenance ndash offices depots houses (usually though BMW) For small scale building maintenance please provide us with your contact details
Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
3232 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
3333 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Gibb River Road (approx $85M pa)bull construct and seal sections in east and west
Broome Cape Leveque Project ($656M)bull commenced 2018 completion 2020bull construct and seal 90km
Great Northern Highway Safety improvements ($12M)bull shoulder sealing various sections 110 km
Projects
3434 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Great Northern Highway Upgrade ndash Broome to Derby - $259M- Deep Creek Section 2021 - reconstruction- Logue River Section 2022 - reconstruction
bull Duncan Road Gordon Downs Road Upgrade - $51M- In partnership with the Shire of Halls Creek- Upgrade various sections ndash 2019 to 2022
bull Tanami Road Construct and Seal - $4275M- Commencement planned 2021- In partnership with the Shire of Halls Creek
Projects
3535 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Great Northern Highway Upgrade - Ord North ($9814M)
Reconstruct highway ndash upgrade 2 single lane bridges
- Commenced 2019 completion 2021 and 2022
- Design and Construct Contract awarded to WHBO
- Managed by Infrastructure Delivery Directorate
Projects
3636 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
3737 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Provides a Framework for the State Government Investment in Aboriginal Participation
bull Allows Agencies to negotiate directly with a ldquoRegistered Aboriginal Businessrdquo for supply of goods and services
State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
3838 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Framework to maximise Indigenous employment and business opportunities in Northern Australia
bull Aim to provide tangible economic and social benefits for local Indigenous people living in surrounding communities ndash ldquoLocal Firstrdquo
bull Sets Indigenous Participation Targets based on Regional Populations- Kimberley Region 40 Aboriginal Population
Commonwealth Government
3939 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Identify suitable services where Aboriginal Organisations and Businesses can participate directly eg
- Employment Contracts ndash provision of labour and resources- Traffic Management- Culvert Installation
bull Contracts - Includes criteria for Aboriginal employment and training
- Plant Panel Contract includes preferences for local and Aboriginal business and operators
- Major Contracts require Aboriginal Participation Plans Include Price Preferences and Performance Initiative Payments
MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
4040 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Thankyou for your attendance
General Questions
Working with the Department of Finance
Rowan Acton
August 2020
Director Regional Operations
Introduction to Department of Finance
Buy Local 2020 Implementation
bull The Department of Finance has already implementedchange to works procurement processes to meet therequirements of Buy Local 2020
bull These changes will be formalised in the DepartmentrsquosImplementation Plan which will be signed off imminently
bull As part of the Departmentrsquos COVID-19 response wehave increased the upper threshold for RegionalContent to be applied at 5 of the total value of theclaimed regional content to a maximum of $500000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description
Expected Tender Release
Budget (Indicative)
Department of Health Fitzroy Crossing Renal Clinic Stage 2 4th Qtr 2020 $2596000
Department of Education Broome Primary School ndash Fire Remediation and Administration Building
1st Qtr 2020 $8335000
Department of Training and Workforce Development
Broome Hospitality and Student Services Centre 2nd Qtr 2021 $10000000
Department of Education Wyndham District High School - Rebuild Early Childhood Education Centre
3rd Qtr 2021 $3000000
Department of Training and Workforce Development
Kununurra Health and Hospitality Trade Training Centre
2nd Qtr 2021 $6000000
WA Recovery Plan
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
WACHS-Kimberley Old Granada Building Demolition Derby $ 242000
WACHS-Kimberley Hospital Roofing Replacement Derby $ 220000
WACHS-Kimberley Mental Health Inpatient Unit - Wall Height Extension Broome $ 242000
WACHS-Kimberley Extend Infusion Room for Telechemo Broome $ 137500
Department of Education Swale Upgrade - Broome SHS Broome $ 250000
Department of Education Chaplaincy Transportable replacement Derby $ 47000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh and Structural repairs Looma $ 111000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh Wananami $ 113000
Department of Education Structural Repairs Muludja $ 75000
Department of Education Fencing Fitzroy Valley $ 150000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
DFES Shade Structure and fencing Fitzroy $ 80000
Department of Justice Office Refit Broome $ 100000
Department of Justice Courthouse - Toilets and Footpaths Derby $ 35000
Main Roads Solar Panels Derby $ 250000
WACHS-Kimberley Morgue Upgrade Derby $ 440000
WACHS-Kimberley Birthing Suites Upgrage Broome $ 550000
WACHS-Kimberley Triage Redesign Fitzroy Crossing $ 330000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Balgo $ 300000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Bidyadanga $ 500000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Derby $ 1500000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Looma $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Dampier Pennsular $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Bidyadanga $ 1500000
Department of Education Derby DHS - Structural works and Classroom Refresh Derby $ 400000
Department of Education Broome Primary School - Fire Remediation Broome TBD
Department of Education Classroom Refresh and structural repairs Wankgatjungka $ 260000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh Bayulu $ 260000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Looma $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Dampier Pennsular $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Bidyadanga $ 1500000
Advertising Subcontracting Opportunities
Want to work with Finance
Interested in maintenance
and minor works
Look into becoming prequalified under Financersquos Builders Prequalification Scheme
Register on Tenders WA
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Interested in works-related consultancies
Interested in minor and
capital works
Interested in being a
subcontractor on a large project
Contact the works panel management team on 6551 1787 or BMWProcurementServicesfinancewagovau
Register on Tenders WA for opportunities that might become available outside existing panels
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Register for the lsquoService Alliance 2012rsquo (SA12) arrangement that Finance uses for regional works contracts valued at less than $250000
Register on Tenders WA for opportunities that might become available outside SA12
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Keep an eye on Tenders WA and the local paper for opportunities
Promote yourself to potential head contractors
Interested in supplying goods and services
Keep an eye on Tenders WA
Investing in the Kimberley
Aboriginal Procurement Policybull 2020-21 FY Target is 3bull Capability building servicesbull Policy review and recommendations for new term
bull Aboriginal business consultation process Via Noongar Chamber of Commerce and Industry
bull ContactDepartment of Finance ndash Social Procurement Team
spifinancewagovau 6551 2475
Assistance for Aboriginal businesses
bull Capability building programs to be delivered to Aboriginalbusinesses and not-for-profit organisations across theState
bull Morrgul is the provider for the Great Southern and SouthWest regions
bull Provides Aboriginal business capability building contractservices including workshops and one-on-one mentoringsessions
ContactsKudzi Chigwanda Regional Manager ndash Northern Region
9194 9711 KudziChigwandafinancewagovau
Broome office (works)Woodyrsquos Arcade 15 Dampier Terrace
Gemma Bennett Senior Project Manager9194 9719 GemmaBennettfinancewagovau
wwwfinancewagovau
Kununurra office (works)Corner Messmate and Konkerberry Drive
Rod Chinnery Senior Project Office9166 7201 rodneychinneryfinancewagovau
Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry18th August Broome 19th August Derby
Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
I would like to show my respect and acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the Land
ndash the Nyikina people ndashtheir Elders past present and emerging on which this
meeting takes place
About Horizon Power
About Horizon Power
Horizon Power is a Government Trading Enterprise which generates distributes and retails electricity to more than 47000 connections
We supply electricity to more than 100000 residents and approx 8000 businesses in regional towns and communities across WA
Horizon Powerrsquos focus is to create value for future generations and to make a difference to the lives of people in the communities we serve
In regional WA we have 38 networks comprised of 36 microgrids and 2 interconnected systems
We do not operate in the South-West Interconnected System
Our Ambition
Delivering energy solutions for regional growth and vibrant communities
Our Guiding Principles
Horizon Power is committed to providing opportunities to local and Aboriginal businesses in alignment with our Strategy We apply our guiding principles to everything we do the way we work and the way we engage
Horizon Power views local community engagement as an essential part of being a responsible corporate citizen
Community Involvement
Listening creating and delivering together
Cleaner Greener
Improving our shared environment
Preference towards local people good and services
Regions First
Positive impact on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islands customers suppliers employees and communities
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commitment
Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
Horizon Power implements the State Governmentrsquos WA Industry Participation Strategy and Aboriginal Procurement Policy and actively seeks to ensure suitable opportunities are provided to local and Aboriginal businesses
Local Industry
Horizon Power
Aboriginal Business
Procurement
Kimberley region
Horizon Power procures the following types of goods and services in the Kimberley region
1 Vegetation management near power lines and electrical infrastructure
2 Civil works such as trenching
3 Operations and maintenance services such as cleaning general gardening freight and building maintenance
4 Security services
5 The installation of Electrical Vehicle charging points in Broome
State Stimulus Projects
Procurement
Kimberley region
The State Stimulus Projects that may source procurement in the Kimberley region include
1 Battery Energy Storage System in Broome and Yungngora
2 Broome Experience Centre
3 Kimberley Street Lights Upgrade
4 Kununurra Depot Refurbishment
5 Derby Solar Battery and LED streetlights
6 Aboriginal Community Embedded Networks Regularised electricity to 13 communities
Horizon Power has been awarded $574m in WA State Government stimulus funding to deliver six projects
How you can supply to Horizon Power
How you can supply to us
Horizon Power accepts registrations of interest from local and Aboriginal businesses through our website
Horizon Power may source directly from a business negotiate with a restricted list of businesses or engage in a competitive open market procurement process
WEBSITE OPEN MARKET | DIRECT | NEGOTIATE The process and specific requirements for a procurement depends on the type scope and value of the procurement
How does Horizon Power find suppliers
Horizon Power will research businesses using
Horizon Powerrsquos Regional and Aboriginal Supplier Database
Supply Nation - httpssupplynationorgau
Aboriginal Business Directory WA (ABDWA) httpswwwabdwacomau
Industry Capability Network WA (ICNWA) httpsgatewayicnorgau
Chamber of Commerce
Google Search
Local Knowledge
Regional amp Aboriginal
Supplier Register
Visit httpshorizonpowercomau
SuppliersRegional and Aboriginal
Contractors amp Suppliers
Supplier Registration
Shortcut to access the Supplier page On your smartphone open your camera and focus over the code above A pop up link will open in your image to take you straight to the supplier page on our website
Where to find information on
Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
Competitive tenders may be advertised on one or more of the following (other suggestions are welcome)
Tenders WA httpswwwtenderswagovau
Local newspapers (Kimberley Echo Broome Advertiser etc)
Social media LinkedIn and Twitter (HorizonPower_WA)
Chamber of Commerce and Industry amp various economic development platforms
Supply Nation Indigenous Business Market Place
Vendor Panel Coming soon
Horizon Powerrsquos Procurement Pipeline and more information on our procurements httpshorizonpowercomaucontractors-suppliers
Registrations for Specific Scopes
If you would like your business to be considered as a potential respondent register your interestRegistering will give your business better visibility but it is not compulsory in order to be considered
For specific projects or pieces of work we may advertise them on our Procurement Pipeline and ask prospective suppliers to register
We may use this for the stimulus funding projects where suitable so keep an eye on our website
4 Steps tosuccess
We recommend that businesses
Register on the Horizon Power Local and Aboriginal Business Register
Review the Horizon Power website and keep an eye on our Procurement Pipeline as well as on advertising platforms mentioned earlier
Have a functional website that is up to date with your business and contact information and represents your business services well
Update profiles like ABDWA ICNWA or Supply Nation with current contact and capabilities
1
2
3
4
What to do if asked to bid
Contact Horizon Power if you have any queries on how to respond
Respond in a timely manner or let us know if you cannot and you may consider requesting an extension
If there are a set of specific questions make sure you have demonstrated your businessrsquo capability and understanding of that question
Provide supporting information to evidence you are the right business for the job
1
2
3
4
Our objectiveValue for Money
All procurement activities at Horizon Power will be assessed on this basis which takes into account
Non-cost factors such as community benefits health safety and environmental factors and supplier performance history and capability
Horizon Powerrsquos budget and
Available prices
We recommend local businesses consider the principle of best Value-for-Money when preparing quotations or proposals to Horizon Power
Horizon Powerrsquos procurement outcomes must achieve best Value-for-Money
If you need further information
Broome
broomehorizonpowercomau2 McDaniel Road Broome
Kununurra
kununurrahorizonpowercomauCnr Messmate Way amp Victoria HighwayKununurra
Website
httpshorizonpowercomau
Please contact your local office
Questions
Thank you
- Slide Number 1
- Industry Development Division
- WA Industry Participation Strategy (WAIPS)
- WAIPS 2020 updates
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- Local Capability Fund
- COVID-19 Local Capability Fund rounds for 202021
- Local Capability Fund Rounds for 202021
- Your feedback is key
- What can you do
- Thank you
- Simon MarwickLocal Content AdviserKimberley
- Local Content Role
- What do we do
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Slide Number 21
- Slide Number 22
- Agenda
- Overview of Main Roads WA Kimberley Region
- Slide Number 25
- Main Roads Western AustraliaKimberley Region
- Kimberley ndash Program Delivery
- Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
- Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
- Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
- Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
- Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
- State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
- Commonwealth Government
- MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
- Thankyou for your attendanceGeneral Questions
- Working with the Department of Finance
- Slide Number 42
- Slide Number 43
- Slide Number 44
- Slide Number 45
- Slide Number 46
- Slide Number 47
- Slide Number 48
- Slide Number 49
- Slide Number 50
- Slide Number 51
- Slide Number 52
- Slide Number 53
- Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry
- Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
- Slide Number 56
- About Horizon Power
- About Horizon Power
- Slide Number 59
- Slide Number 60
- Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
- ProcurementKimberley region
- State Stimulus ProjectsProcurementKimberley region
- How you can supply to Horizon Power
- Slide Number 65
- How does Horizon Power find suppliers
- Regional amp Aboriginal Supplier Register
- Where to find information on Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
- Registrations for Specific Scopes
- 4 Steps tosuccess
- What to do if asked to bid
- Our objectiveValue for Money
- If you need further information
- Slide Number 74
- Slide Number 75
-
industrylinkwagovau
Your feedback is key
bull Your feedback is critical to influence policy change
bull The changes in the WA Buy Local Policy and WAIPS 2020 are evidence of this
bull Greater local input in decision makingbull Addressed Shop-frontingbull Issues with Panels
industrylinkwagovau
What can you do
Fill out the survey
Speak to your Local Content Adviser
Connect with agencies today
Subscribe to the WA Industry Link Newsletter
Ask Questions and provide us your feedback today
industrylinkwagovau
Thank you
For more information visitindustrylinkwagovau
Or contact ILAS on
08 6277 2999industrylinkjtsiwagovau
Simon MarwickLocal Content Adviser
Kimberley
Local Content Role
LOCAL OPPORTUNITY LOCAL CAPABILITY LOCAL OUTCOME
Government Spend Regional Business amp Industry $ and Jobs in the Local Economy
LCA
Maximising the participation of regional businesses in regional contracting opportunities=
Kimberley businesses winning Kimberley contracts
What do we do
bull Connect- Tenders Training Workshops etc (WALGA Tender Training)- Connect Head Contractors with local businesses (Chinatown Stage Two- Business Register)
bull Advocate- On the ground I want to hear local concerns- Push for Kimberley friendly procurement practises (Local Business Engagement Plan)
bull Assist- Can assist with applications (Local Capability Fund REDS)- Guide to Better Feedback
Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
Contact
Simon Marwick
Kimberley Local Content Adviser
E| simonmarwickkdcwagovau
M| 0438 090 194
W| httpskdcwagovaulocal-content-officer
22
Kimberley Communications ForumLana Powellndash Customer Service Manager
23 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Agenda
bull Overview of Main Roads Kimberley Region bull Kimberley Contracting Opportunitiesbull Projectsbull Aboriginal Engagement Strategybull Questions
2424 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Overview of Main Roads WA Kimberley Region
25 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
2626 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Main Office ndash 20 Wodehouse Street Derby
bull Sub Office ndash 293 Messmate Way Kununurra
bull Project Office - 30 Frederick Street Broome
Main Roads Western AustraliaKimberley Region
2727 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Kimberley Program is delivered under Direct Contracting Model
bull Routine Maintenance ndash via Resources Contract- currently Maca Civil (ends January 2021)- new 5 year Contract to be awarded ndash 3 tenderers shortlisted
bull Small Projects and periodic maintenance works are directly managed and supervised by Kimberley Region utilising local sub ndash contractors under the plant panel contracts and minor contracts eg Gibb River Road upgrade GNH shoulder reconditioning
bull Some periodic maintenance works delivered by contracts managed by Kimberley Region eg sealing pavement repairs minor reconstruction verge mowing
bull Larger projects ndash major contracts typically managed by Infrastructure Delivery Directorate eg GNH reconstruction near Ord River
Kimberley ndash Program Delivery
2828 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
2929 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Direct Managed Road Works by RegionMajor Projects managed by Infrastructure Delivery Directorate Main Contractor Appointed - Main Roads Pre-Qualified
bull Plant Hire (Panel Contract in place)bull Sealing Contract ndash direct managed worksbull Labour Hire bull Traffic Managementbull Culvert installation bull Safety barriers installation bull Crushing contracts - gravel aggregate etcbull Materials supply ndash aggregates concrete products signs etcbull Accommodation supply ndash hotels motels mobile campsbull Fuel supply
Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
3030 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Routine Maintenance - Resources Contractor Appointed - long term contract
Sub-contracting opportunities
bull Periodic Maintenance Works- Verge Mowing ndash tenders advertised bi annually- Resealing - MRWA state wide panel contract- Pavement Repair Contract ndash advertised annually- Bridge Maintenance ndash MRWA state wide panel contract- Litter and Blackwater Collection (Rest Areas) ndash long term
contract to be advertised in 2020
Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
3131 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Business Support Services (labour hire)
bull Gardening ndash offices depots
bull Office cleaning
bull Large scale Building maintenance ndash offices depots houses (usually though BMW) For small scale building maintenance please provide us with your contact details
Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
3232 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
3333 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Gibb River Road (approx $85M pa)bull construct and seal sections in east and west
Broome Cape Leveque Project ($656M)bull commenced 2018 completion 2020bull construct and seal 90km
Great Northern Highway Safety improvements ($12M)bull shoulder sealing various sections 110 km
Projects
3434 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Great Northern Highway Upgrade ndash Broome to Derby - $259M- Deep Creek Section 2021 - reconstruction- Logue River Section 2022 - reconstruction
bull Duncan Road Gordon Downs Road Upgrade - $51M- In partnership with the Shire of Halls Creek- Upgrade various sections ndash 2019 to 2022
bull Tanami Road Construct and Seal - $4275M- Commencement planned 2021- In partnership with the Shire of Halls Creek
Projects
3535 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Great Northern Highway Upgrade - Ord North ($9814M)
Reconstruct highway ndash upgrade 2 single lane bridges
- Commenced 2019 completion 2021 and 2022
- Design and Construct Contract awarded to WHBO
- Managed by Infrastructure Delivery Directorate
Projects
3636 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
3737 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Provides a Framework for the State Government Investment in Aboriginal Participation
bull Allows Agencies to negotiate directly with a ldquoRegistered Aboriginal Businessrdquo for supply of goods and services
State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
3838 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Framework to maximise Indigenous employment and business opportunities in Northern Australia
bull Aim to provide tangible economic and social benefits for local Indigenous people living in surrounding communities ndash ldquoLocal Firstrdquo
bull Sets Indigenous Participation Targets based on Regional Populations- Kimberley Region 40 Aboriginal Population
Commonwealth Government
3939 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Identify suitable services where Aboriginal Organisations and Businesses can participate directly eg
- Employment Contracts ndash provision of labour and resources- Traffic Management- Culvert Installation
bull Contracts - Includes criteria for Aboriginal employment and training
- Plant Panel Contract includes preferences for local and Aboriginal business and operators
- Major Contracts require Aboriginal Participation Plans Include Price Preferences and Performance Initiative Payments
MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
4040 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Thankyou for your attendance
General Questions
Working with the Department of Finance
Rowan Acton
August 2020
Director Regional Operations
Introduction to Department of Finance
Buy Local 2020 Implementation
bull The Department of Finance has already implementedchange to works procurement processes to meet therequirements of Buy Local 2020
bull These changes will be formalised in the DepartmentrsquosImplementation Plan which will be signed off imminently
bull As part of the Departmentrsquos COVID-19 response wehave increased the upper threshold for RegionalContent to be applied at 5 of the total value of theclaimed regional content to a maximum of $500000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description
Expected Tender Release
Budget (Indicative)
Department of Health Fitzroy Crossing Renal Clinic Stage 2 4th Qtr 2020 $2596000
Department of Education Broome Primary School ndash Fire Remediation and Administration Building
1st Qtr 2020 $8335000
Department of Training and Workforce Development
Broome Hospitality and Student Services Centre 2nd Qtr 2021 $10000000
Department of Education Wyndham District High School - Rebuild Early Childhood Education Centre
3rd Qtr 2021 $3000000
Department of Training and Workforce Development
Kununurra Health and Hospitality Trade Training Centre
2nd Qtr 2021 $6000000
WA Recovery Plan
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
WACHS-Kimberley Old Granada Building Demolition Derby $ 242000
WACHS-Kimberley Hospital Roofing Replacement Derby $ 220000
WACHS-Kimberley Mental Health Inpatient Unit - Wall Height Extension Broome $ 242000
WACHS-Kimberley Extend Infusion Room for Telechemo Broome $ 137500
Department of Education Swale Upgrade - Broome SHS Broome $ 250000
Department of Education Chaplaincy Transportable replacement Derby $ 47000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh and Structural repairs Looma $ 111000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh Wananami $ 113000
Department of Education Structural Repairs Muludja $ 75000
Department of Education Fencing Fitzroy Valley $ 150000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
DFES Shade Structure and fencing Fitzroy $ 80000
Department of Justice Office Refit Broome $ 100000
Department of Justice Courthouse - Toilets and Footpaths Derby $ 35000
Main Roads Solar Panels Derby $ 250000
WACHS-Kimberley Morgue Upgrade Derby $ 440000
WACHS-Kimberley Birthing Suites Upgrage Broome $ 550000
WACHS-Kimberley Triage Redesign Fitzroy Crossing $ 330000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Balgo $ 300000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Bidyadanga $ 500000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Derby $ 1500000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Looma $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Dampier Pennsular $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Bidyadanga $ 1500000
Department of Education Derby DHS - Structural works and Classroom Refresh Derby $ 400000
Department of Education Broome Primary School - Fire Remediation Broome TBD
Department of Education Classroom Refresh and structural repairs Wankgatjungka $ 260000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh Bayulu $ 260000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Looma $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Dampier Pennsular $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Bidyadanga $ 1500000
Advertising Subcontracting Opportunities
Want to work with Finance
Interested in maintenance
and minor works
Look into becoming prequalified under Financersquos Builders Prequalification Scheme
Register on Tenders WA
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Interested in works-related consultancies
Interested in minor and
capital works
Interested in being a
subcontractor on a large project
Contact the works panel management team on 6551 1787 or BMWProcurementServicesfinancewagovau
Register on Tenders WA for opportunities that might become available outside existing panels
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Register for the lsquoService Alliance 2012rsquo (SA12) arrangement that Finance uses for regional works contracts valued at less than $250000
Register on Tenders WA for opportunities that might become available outside SA12
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Keep an eye on Tenders WA and the local paper for opportunities
Promote yourself to potential head contractors
Interested in supplying goods and services
Keep an eye on Tenders WA
Investing in the Kimberley
Aboriginal Procurement Policybull 2020-21 FY Target is 3bull Capability building servicesbull Policy review and recommendations for new term
bull Aboriginal business consultation process Via Noongar Chamber of Commerce and Industry
bull ContactDepartment of Finance ndash Social Procurement Team
spifinancewagovau 6551 2475
Assistance for Aboriginal businesses
bull Capability building programs to be delivered to Aboriginalbusinesses and not-for-profit organisations across theState
bull Morrgul is the provider for the Great Southern and SouthWest regions
bull Provides Aboriginal business capability building contractservices including workshops and one-on-one mentoringsessions
ContactsKudzi Chigwanda Regional Manager ndash Northern Region
9194 9711 KudziChigwandafinancewagovau
Broome office (works)Woodyrsquos Arcade 15 Dampier Terrace
Gemma Bennett Senior Project Manager9194 9719 GemmaBennettfinancewagovau
wwwfinancewagovau
Kununurra office (works)Corner Messmate and Konkerberry Drive
Rod Chinnery Senior Project Office9166 7201 rodneychinneryfinancewagovau
Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry18th August Broome 19th August Derby
Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
I would like to show my respect and acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the Land
ndash the Nyikina people ndashtheir Elders past present and emerging on which this
meeting takes place
About Horizon Power
About Horizon Power
Horizon Power is a Government Trading Enterprise which generates distributes and retails electricity to more than 47000 connections
We supply electricity to more than 100000 residents and approx 8000 businesses in regional towns and communities across WA
Horizon Powerrsquos focus is to create value for future generations and to make a difference to the lives of people in the communities we serve
In regional WA we have 38 networks comprised of 36 microgrids and 2 interconnected systems
We do not operate in the South-West Interconnected System
Our Ambition
Delivering energy solutions for regional growth and vibrant communities
Our Guiding Principles
Horizon Power is committed to providing opportunities to local and Aboriginal businesses in alignment with our Strategy We apply our guiding principles to everything we do the way we work and the way we engage
Horizon Power views local community engagement as an essential part of being a responsible corporate citizen
Community Involvement
Listening creating and delivering together
Cleaner Greener
Improving our shared environment
Preference towards local people good and services
Regions First
Positive impact on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islands customers suppliers employees and communities
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commitment
Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
Horizon Power implements the State Governmentrsquos WA Industry Participation Strategy and Aboriginal Procurement Policy and actively seeks to ensure suitable opportunities are provided to local and Aboriginal businesses
Local Industry
Horizon Power
Aboriginal Business
Procurement
Kimberley region
Horizon Power procures the following types of goods and services in the Kimberley region
1 Vegetation management near power lines and electrical infrastructure
2 Civil works such as trenching
3 Operations and maintenance services such as cleaning general gardening freight and building maintenance
4 Security services
5 The installation of Electrical Vehicle charging points in Broome
State Stimulus Projects
Procurement
Kimberley region
The State Stimulus Projects that may source procurement in the Kimberley region include
1 Battery Energy Storage System in Broome and Yungngora
2 Broome Experience Centre
3 Kimberley Street Lights Upgrade
4 Kununurra Depot Refurbishment
5 Derby Solar Battery and LED streetlights
6 Aboriginal Community Embedded Networks Regularised electricity to 13 communities
Horizon Power has been awarded $574m in WA State Government stimulus funding to deliver six projects
How you can supply to Horizon Power
How you can supply to us
Horizon Power accepts registrations of interest from local and Aboriginal businesses through our website
Horizon Power may source directly from a business negotiate with a restricted list of businesses or engage in a competitive open market procurement process
WEBSITE OPEN MARKET | DIRECT | NEGOTIATE The process and specific requirements for a procurement depends on the type scope and value of the procurement
How does Horizon Power find suppliers
Horizon Power will research businesses using
Horizon Powerrsquos Regional and Aboriginal Supplier Database
Supply Nation - httpssupplynationorgau
Aboriginal Business Directory WA (ABDWA) httpswwwabdwacomau
Industry Capability Network WA (ICNWA) httpsgatewayicnorgau
Chamber of Commerce
Google Search
Local Knowledge
Regional amp Aboriginal
Supplier Register
Visit httpshorizonpowercomau
SuppliersRegional and Aboriginal
Contractors amp Suppliers
Supplier Registration
Shortcut to access the Supplier page On your smartphone open your camera and focus over the code above A pop up link will open in your image to take you straight to the supplier page on our website
Where to find information on
Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
Competitive tenders may be advertised on one or more of the following (other suggestions are welcome)
Tenders WA httpswwwtenderswagovau
Local newspapers (Kimberley Echo Broome Advertiser etc)
Social media LinkedIn and Twitter (HorizonPower_WA)
Chamber of Commerce and Industry amp various economic development platforms
Supply Nation Indigenous Business Market Place
Vendor Panel Coming soon
Horizon Powerrsquos Procurement Pipeline and more information on our procurements httpshorizonpowercomaucontractors-suppliers
Registrations for Specific Scopes
If you would like your business to be considered as a potential respondent register your interestRegistering will give your business better visibility but it is not compulsory in order to be considered
For specific projects or pieces of work we may advertise them on our Procurement Pipeline and ask prospective suppliers to register
We may use this for the stimulus funding projects where suitable so keep an eye on our website
4 Steps tosuccess
We recommend that businesses
Register on the Horizon Power Local and Aboriginal Business Register
Review the Horizon Power website and keep an eye on our Procurement Pipeline as well as on advertising platforms mentioned earlier
Have a functional website that is up to date with your business and contact information and represents your business services well
Update profiles like ABDWA ICNWA or Supply Nation with current contact and capabilities
1
2
3
4
What to do if asked to bid
Contact Horizon Power if you have any queries on how to respond
Respond in a timely manner or let us know if you cannot and you may consider requesting an extension
If there are a set of specific questions make sure you have demonstrated your businessrsquo capability and understanding of that question
Provide supporting information to evidence you are the right business for the job
1
2
3
4
Our objectiveValue for Money
All procurement activities at Horizon Power will be assessed on this basis which takes into account
Non-cost factors such as community benefits health safety and environmental factors and supplier performance history and capability
Horizon Powerrsquos budget and
Available prices
We recommend local businesses consider the principle of best Value-for-Money when preparing quotations or proposals to Horizon Power
Horizon Powerrsquos procurement outcomes must achieve best Value-for-Money
If you need further information
Broome
broomehorizonpowercomau2 McDaniel Road Broome
Kununurra
kununurrahorizonpowercomauCnr Messmate Way amp Victoria HighwayKununurra
Website
httpshorizonpowercomau
Please contact your local office
Questions
Thank you
- Slide Number 1
- Industry Development Division
- WA Industry Participation Strategy (WAIPS)
- WAIPS 2020 updates
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- Local Capability Fund
- COVID-19 Local Capability Fund rounds for 202021
- Local Capability Fund Rounds for 202021
- Your feedback is key
- What can you do
- Thank you
- Simon MarwickLocal Content AdviserKimberley
- Local Content Role
- What do we do
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Slide Number 21
- Slide Number 22
- Agenda
- Overview of Main Roads WA Kimberley Region
- Slide Number 25
- Main Roads Western AustraliaKimberley Region
- Kimberley ndash Program Delivery
- Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
- Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
- Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
- Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
- Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
- State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
- Commonwealth Government
- MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
- Thankyou for your attendanceGeneral Questions
- Working with the Department of Finance
- Slide Number 42
- Slide Number 43
- Slide Number 44
- Slide Number 45
- Slide Number 46
- Slide Number 47
- Slide Number 48
- Slide Number 49
- Slide Number 50
- Slide Number 51
- Slide Number 52
- Slide Number 53
- Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry
- Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
- Slide Number 56
- About Horizon Power
- About Horizon Power
- Slide Number 59
- Slide Number 60
- Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
- ProcurementKimberley region
- State Stimulus ProjectsProcurementKimberley region
- How you can supply to Horizon Power
- Slide Number 65
- How does Horizon Power find suppliers
- Regional amp Aboriginal Supplier Register
- Where to find information on Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
- Registrations for Specific Scopes
- 4 Steps tosuccess
- What to do if asked to bid
- Our objectiveValue for Money
- If you need further information
- Slide Number 74
- Slide Number 75
-
industrylinkwagovau
What can you do
Fill out the survey
Speak to your Local Content Adviser
Connect with agencies today
Subscribe to the WA Industry Link Newsletter
Ask Questions and provide us your feedback today
industrylinkwagovau
Thank you
For more information visitindustrylinkwagovau
Or contact ILAS on
08 6277 2999industrylinkjtsiwagovau
Simon MarwickLocal Content Adviser
Kimberley
Local Content Role
LOCAL OPPORTUNITY LOCAL CAPABILITY LOCAL OUTCOME
Government Spend Regional Business amp Industry $ and Jobs in the Local Economy
LCA
Maximising the participation of regional businesses in regional contracting opportunities=
Kimberley businesses winning Kimberley contracts
What do we do
bull Connect- Tenders Training Workshops etc (WALGA Tender Training)- Connect Head Contractors with local businesses (Chinatown Stage Two- Business Register)
bull Advocate- On the ground I want to hear local concerns- Push for Kimberley friendly procurement practises (Local Business Engagement Plan)
bull Assist- Can assist with applications (Local Capability Fund REDS)- Guide to Better Feedback
Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
Contact
Simon Marwick
Kimberley Local Content Adviser
E| simonmarwickkdcwagovau
M| 0438 090 194
W| httpskdcwagovaulocal-content-officer
22
Kimberley Communications ForumLana Powellndash Customer Service Manager
23 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Agenda
bull Overview of Main Roads Kimberley Region bull Kimberley Contracting Opportunitiesbull Projectsbull Aboriginal Engagement Strategybull Questions
2424 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Overview of Main Roads WA Kimberley Region
25 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
2626 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Main Office ndash 20 Wodehouse Street Derby
bull Sub Office ndash 293 Messmate Way Kununurra
bull Project Office - 30 Frederick Street Broome
Main Roads Western AustraliaKimberley Region
2727 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Kimberley Program is delivered under Direct Contracting Model
bull Routine Maintenance ndash via Resources Contract- currently Maca Civil (ends January 2021)- new 5 year Contract to be awarded ndash 3 tenderers shortlisted
bull Small Projects and periodic maintenance works are directly managed and supervised by Kimberley Region utilising local sub ndash contractors under the plant panel contracts and minor contracts eg Gibb River Road upgrade GNH shoulder reconditioning
bull Some periodic maintenance works delivered by contracts managed by Kimberley Region eg sealing pavement repairs minor reconstruction verge mowing
bull Larger projects ndash major contracts typically managed by Infrastructure Delivery Directorate eg GNH reconstruction near Ord River
Kimberley ndash Program Delivery
2828 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
2929 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Direct Managed Road Works by RegionMajor Projects managed by Infrastructure Delivery Directorate Main Contractor Appointed - Main Roads Pre-Qualified
bull Plant Hire (Panel Contract in place)bull Sealing Contract ndash direct managed worksbull Labour Hire bull Traffic Managementbull Culvert installation bull Safety barriers installation bull Crushing contracts - gravel aggregate etcbull Materials supply ndash aggregates concrete products signs etcbull Accommodation supply ndash hotels motels mobile campsbull Fuel supply
Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
3030 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Routine Maintenance - Resources Contractor Appointed - long term contract
Sub-contracting opportunities
bull Periodic Maintenance Works- Verge Mowing ndash tenders advertised bi annually- Resealing - MRWA state wide panel contract- Pavement Repair Contract ndash advertised annually- Bridge Maintenance ndash MRWA state wide panel contract- Litter and Blackwater Collection (Rest Areas) ndash long term
contract to be advertised in 2020
Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
3131 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Business Support Services (labour hire)
bull Gardening ndash offices depots
bull Office cleaning
bull Large scale Building maintenance ndash offices depots houses (usually though BMW) For small scale building maintenance please provide us with your contact details
Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
3232 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
3333 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Gibb River Road (approx $85M pa)bull construct and seal sections in east and west
Broome Cape Leveque Project ($656M)bull commenced 2018 completion 2020bull construct and seal 90km
Great Northern Highway Safety improvements ($12M)bull shoulder sealing various sections 110 km
Projects
3434 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Great Northern Highway Upgrade ndash Broome to Derby - $259M- Deep Creek Section 2021 - reconstruction- Logue River Section 2022 - reconstruction
bull Duncan Road Gordon Downs Road Upgrade - $51M- In partnership with the Shire of Halls Creek- Upgrade various sections ndash 2019 to 2022
bull Tanami Road Construct and Seal - $4275M- Commencement planned 2021- In partnership with the Shire of Halls Creek
Projects
3535 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Great Northern Highway Upgrade - Ord North ($9814M)
Reconstruct highway ndash upgrade 2 single lane bridges
- Commenced 2019 completion 2021 and 2022
- Design and Construct Contract awarded to WHBO
- Managed by Infrastructure Delivery Directorate
Projects
3636 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
3737 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Provides a Framework for the State Government Investment in Aboriginal Participation
bull Allows Agencies to negotiate directly with a ldquoRegistered Aboriginal Businessrdquo for supply of goods and services
State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
3838 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Framework to maximise Indigenous employment and business opportunities in Northern Australia
bull Aim to provide tangible economic and social benefits for local Indigenous people living in surrounding communities ndash ldquoLocal Firstrdquo
bull Sets Indigenous Participation Targets based on Regional Populations- Kimberley Region 40 Aboriginal Population
Commonwealth Government
3939 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Identify suitable services where Aboriginal Organisations and Businesses can participate directly eg
- Employment Contracts ndash provision of labour and resources- Traffic Management- Culvert Installation
bull Contracts - Includes criteria for Aboriginal employment and training
- Plant Panel Contract includes preferences for local and Aboriginal business and operators
- Major Contracts require Aboriginal Participation Plans Include Price Preferences and Performance Initiative Payments
MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
4040 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Thankyou for your attendance
General Questions
Working with the Department of Finance
Rowan Acton
August 2020
Director Regional Operations
Introduction to Department of Finance
Buy Local 2020 Implementation
bull The Department of Finance has already implementedchange to works procurement processes to meet therequirements of Buy Local 2020
bull These changes will be formalised in the DepartmentrsquosImplementation Plan which will be signed off imminently
bull As part of the Departmentrsquos COVID-19 response wehave increased the upper threshold for RegionalContent to be applied at 5 of the total value of theclaimed regional content to a maximum of $500000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description
Expected Tender Release
Budget (Indicative)
Department of Health Fitzroy Crossing Renal Clinic Stage 2 4th Qtr 2020 $2596000
Department of Education Broome Primary School ndash Fire Remediation and Administration Building
1st Qtr 2020 $8335000
Department of Training and Workforce Development
Broome Hospitality and Student Services Centre 2nd Qtr 2021 $10000000
Department of Education Wyndham District High School - Rebuild Early Childhood Education Centre
3rd Qtr 2021 $3000000
Department of Training and Workforce Development
Kununurra Health and Hospitality Trade Training Centre
2nd Qtr 2021 $6000000
WA Recovery Plan
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
WACHS-Kimberley Old Granada Building Demolition Derby $ 242000
WACHS-Kimberley Hospital Roofing Replacement Derby $ 220000
WACHS-Kimberley Mental Health Inpatient Unit - Wall Height Extension Broome $ 242000
WACHS-Kimberley Extend Infusion Room for Telechemo Broome $ 137500
Department of Education Swale Upgrade - Broome SHS Broome $ 250000
Department of Education Chaplaincy Transportable replacement Derby $ 47000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh and Structural repairs Looma $ 111000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh Wananami $ 113000
Department of Education Structural Repairs Muludja $ 75000
Department of Education Fencing Fitzroy Valley $ 150000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
DFES Shade Structure and fencing Fitzroy $ 80000
Department of Justice Office Refit Broome $ 100000
Department of Justice Courthouse - Toilets and Footpaths Derby $ 35000
Main Roads Solar Panels Derby $ 250000
WACHS-Kimberley Morgue Upgrade Derby $ 440000
WACHS-Kimberley Birthing Suites Upgrage Broome $ 550000
WACHS-Kimberley Triage Redesign Fitzroy Crossing $ 330000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Balgo $ 300000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Bidyadanga $ 500000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Derby $ 1500000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Looma $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Dampier Pennsular $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Bidyadanga $ 1500000
Department of Education Derby DHS - Structural works and Classroom Refresh Derby $ 400000
Department of Education Broome Primary School - Fire Remediation Broome TBD
Department of Education Classroom Refresh and structural repairs Wankgatjungka $ 260000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh Bayulu $ 260000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Looma $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Dampier Pennsular $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Bidyadanga $ 1500000
Advertising Subcontracting Opportunities
Want to work with Finance
Interested in maintenance
and minor works
Look into becoming prequalified under Financersquos Builders Prequalification Scheme
Register on Tenders WA
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Interested in works-related consultancies
Interested in minor and
capital works
Interested in being a
subcontractor on a large project
Contact the works panel management team on 6551 1787 or BMWProcurementServicesfinancewagovau
Register on Tenders WA for opportunities that might become available outside existing panels
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Register for the lsquoService Alliance 2012rsquo (SA12) arrangement that Finance uses for regional works contracts valued at less than $250000
Register on Tenders WA for opportunities that might become available outside SA12
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Keep an eye on Tenders WA and the local paper for opportunities
Promote yourself to potential head contractors
Interested in supplying goods and services
Keep an eye on Tenders WA
Investing in the Kimberley
Aboriginal Procurement Policybull 2020-21 FY Target is 3bull Capability building servicesbull Policy review and recommendations for new term
bull Aboriginal business consultation process Via Noongar Chamber of Commerce and Industry
bull ContactDepartment of Finance ndash Social Procurement Team
spifinancewagovau 6551 2475
Assistance for Aboriginal businesses
bull Capability building programs to be delivered to Aboriginalbusinesses and not-for-profit organisations across theState
bull Morrgul is the provider for the Great Southern and SouthWest regions
bull Provides Aboriginal business capability building contractservices including workshops and one-on-one mentoringsessions
ContactsKudzi Chigwanda Regional Manager ndash Northern Region
9194 9711 KudziChigwandafinancewagovau
Broome office (works)Woodyrsquos Arcade 15 Dampier Terrace
Gemma Bennett Senior Project Manager9194 9719 GemmaBennettfinancewagovau
wwwfinancewagovau
Kununurra office (works)Corner Messmate and Konkerberry Drive
Rod Chinnery Senior Project Office9166 7201 rodneychinneryfinancewagovau
Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry18th August Broome 19th August Derby
Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
I would like to show my respect and acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the Land
ndash the Nyikina people ndashtheir Elders past present and emerging on which this
meeting takes place
About Horizon Power
About Horizon Power
Horizon Power is a Government Trading Enterprise which generates distributes and retails electricity to more than 47000 connections
We supply electricity to more than 100000 residents and approx 8000 businesses in regional towns and communities across WA
Horizon Powerrsquos focus is to create value for future generations and to make a difference to the lives of people in the communities we serve
In regional WA we have 38 networks comprised of 36 microgrids and 2 interconnected systems
We do not operate in the South-West Interconnected System
Our Ambition
Delivering energy solutions for regional growth and vibrant communities
Our Guiding Principles
Horizon Power is committed to providing opportunities to local and Aboriginal businesses in alignment with our Strategy We apply our guiding principles to everything we do the way we work and the way we engage
Horizon Power views local community engagement as an essential part of being a responsible corporate citizen
Community Involvement
Listening creating and delivering together
Cleaner Greener
Improving our shared environment
Preference towards local people good and services
Regions First
Positive impact on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islands customers suppliers employees and communities
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commitment
Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
Horizon Power implements the State Governmentrsquos WA Industry Participation Strategy and Aboriginal Procurement Policy and actively seeks to ensure suitable opportunities are provided to local and Aboriginal businesses
Local Industry
Horizon Power
Aboriginal Business
Procurement
Kimberley region
Horizon Power procures the following types of goods and services in the Kimberley region
1 Vegetation management near power lines and electrical infrastructure
2 Civil works such as trenching
3 Operations and maintenance services such as cleaning general gardening freight and building maintenance
4 Security services
5 The installation of Electrical Vehicle charging points in Broome
State Stimulus Projects
Procurement
Kimberley region
The State Stimulus Projects that may source procurement in the Kimberley region include
1 Battery Energy Storage System in Broome and Yungngora
2 Broome Experience Centre
3 Kimberley Street Lights Upgrade
4 Kununurra Depot Refurbishment
5 Derby Solar Battery and LED streetlights
6 Aboriginal Community Embedded Networks Regularised electricity to 13 communities
Horizon Power has been awarded $574m in WA State Government stimulus funding to deliver six projects
How you can supply to Horizon Power
How you can supply to us
Horizon Power accepts registrations of interest from local and Aboriginal businesses through our website
Horizon Power may source directly from a business negotiate with a restricted list of businesses or engage in a competitive open market procurement process
WEBSITE OPEN MARKET | DIRECT | NEGOTIATE The process and specific requirements for a procurement depends on the type scope and value of the procurement
How does Horizon Power find suppliers
Horizon Power will research businesses using
Horizon Powerrsquos Regional and Aboriginal Supplier Database
Supply Nation - httpssupplynationorgau
Aboriginal Business Directory WA (ABDWA) httpswwwabdwacomau
Industry Capability Network WA (ICNWA) httpsgatewayicnorgau
Chamber of Commerce
Google Search
Local Knowledge
Regional amp Aboriginal
Supplier Register
Visit httpshorizonpowercomau
SuppliersRegional and Aboriginal
Contractors amp Suppliers
Supplier Registration
Shortcut to access the Supplier page On your smartphone open your camera and focus over the code above A pop up link will open in your image to take you straight to the supplier page on our website
Where to find information on
Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
Competitive tenders may be advertised on one or more of the following (other suggestions are welcome)
Tenders WA httpswwwtenderswagovau
Local newspapers (Kimberley Echo Broome Advertiser etc)
Social media LinkedIn and Twitter (HorizonPower_WA)
Chamber of Commerce and Industry amp various economic development platforms
Supply Nation Indigenous Business Market Place
Vendor Panel Coming soon
Horizon Powerrsquos Procurement Pipeline and more information on our procurements httpshorizonpowercomaucontractors-suppliers
Registrations for Specific Scopes
If you would like your business to be considered as a potential respondent register your interestRegistering will give your business better visibility but it is not compulsory in order to be considered
For specific projects or pieces of work we may advertise them on our Procurement Pipeline and ask prospective suppliers to register
We may use this for the stimulus funding projects where suitable so keep an eye on our website
4 Steps tosuccess
We recommend that businesses
Register on the Horizon Power Local and Aboriginal Business Register
Review the Horizon Power website and keep an eye on our Procurement Pipeline as well as on advertising platforms mentioned earlier
Have a functional website that is up to date with your business and contact information and represents your business services well
Update profiles like ABDWA ICNWA or Supply Nation with current contact and capabilities
1
2
3
4
What to do if asked to bid
Contact Horizon Power if you have any queries on how to respond
Respond in a timely manner or let us know if you cannot and you may consider requesting an extension
If there are a set of specific questions make sure you have demonstrated your businessrsquo capability and understanding of that question
Provide supporting information to evidence you are the right business for the job
1
2
3
4
Our objectiveValue for Money
All procurement activities at Horizon Power will be assessed on this basis which takes into account
Non-cost factors such as community benefits health safety and environmental factors and supplier performance history and capability
Horizon Powerrsquos budget and
Available prices
We recommend local businesses consider the principle of best Value-for-Money when preparing quotations or proposals to Horizon Power
Horizon Powerrsquos procurement outcomes must achieve best Value-for-Money
If you need further information
Broome
broomehorizonpowercomau2 McDaniel Road Broome
Kununurra
kununurrahorizonpowercomauCnr Messmate Way amp Victoria HighwayKununurra
Website
httpshorizonpowercomau
Please contact your local office
Questions
Thank you
- Slide Number 1
- Industry Development Division
- WA Industry Participation Strategy (WAIPS)
- WAIPS 2020 updates
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- Local Capability Fund
- COVID-19 Local Capability Fund rounds for 202021
- Local Capability Fund Rounds for 202021
- Your feedback is key
- What can you do
- Thank you
- Simon MarwickLocal Content AdviserKimberley
- Local Content Role
- What do we do
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Slide Number 21
- Slide Number 22
- Agenda
- Overview of Main Roads WA Kimberley Region
- Slide Number 25
- Main Roads Western AustraliaKimberley Region
- Kimberley ndash Program Delivery
- Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
- Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
- Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
- Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
- Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
- State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
- Commonwealth Government
- MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
- Thankyou for your attendanceGeneral Questions
- Working with the Department of Finance
- Slide Number 42
- Slide Number 43
- Slide Number 44
- Slide Number 45
- Slide Number 46
- Slide Number 47
- Slide Number 48
- Slide Number 49
- Slide Number 50
- Slide Number 51
- Slide Number 52
- Slide Number 53
- Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry
- Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
- Slide Number 56
- About Horizon Power
- About Horizon Power
- Slide Number 59
- Slide Number 60
- Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
- ProcurementKimberley region
- State Stimulus ProjectsProcurementKimberley region
- How you can supply to Horizon Power
- Slide Number 65
- How does Horizon Power find suppliers
- Regional amp Aboriginal Supplier Register
- Where to find information on Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
- Registrations for Specific Scopes
- 4 Steps tosuccess
- What to do if asked to bid
- Our objectiveValue for Money
- If you need further information
- Slide Number 74
- Slide Number 75
-
industrylinkwagovau
Thank you
For more information visitindustrylinkwagovau
Or contact ILAS on
08 6277 2999industrylinkjtsiwagovau
Simon MarwickLocal Content Adviser
Kimberley
Local Content Role
LOCAL OPPORTUNITY LOCAL CAPABILITY LOCAL OUTCOME
Government Spend Regional Business amp Industry $ and Jobs in the Local Economy
LCA
Maximising the participation of regional businesses in regional contracting opportunities=
Kimberley businesses winning Kimberley contracts
What do we do
bull Connect- Tenders Training Workshops etc (WALGA Tender Training)- Connect Head Contractors with local businesses (Chinatown Stage Two- Business Register)
bull Advocate- On the ground I want to hear local concerns- Push for Kimberley friendly procurement practises (Local Business Engagement Plan)
bull Assist- Can assist with applications (Local Capability Fund REDS)- Guide to Better Feedback
Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
Contact
Simon Marwick
Kimberley Local Content Adviser
E| simonmarwickkdcwagovau
M| 0438 090 194
W| httpskdcwagovaulocal-content-officer
22
Kimberley Communications ForumLana Powellndash Customer Service Manager
23 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Agenda
bull Overview of Main Roads Kimberley Region bull Kimberley Contracting Opportunitiesbull Projectsbull Aboriginal Engagement Strategybull Questions
2424 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Overview of Main Roads WA Kimberley Region
25 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
2626 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Main Office ndash 20 Wodehouse Street Derby
bull Sub Office ndash 293 Messmate Way Kununurra
bull Project Office - 30 Frederick Street Broome
Main Roads Western AustraliaKimberley Region
2727 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Kimberley Program is delivered under Direct Contracting Model
bull Routine Maintenance ndash via Resources Contract- currently Maca Civil (ends January 2021)- new 5 year Contract to be awarded ndash 3 tenderers shortlisted
bull Small Projects and periodic maintenance works are directly managed and supervised by Kimberley Region utilising local sub ndash contractors under the plant panel contracts and minor contracts eg Gibb River Road upgrade GNH shoulder reconditioning
bull Some periodic maintenance works delivered by contracts managed by Kimberley Region eg sealing pavement repairs minor reconstruction verge mowing
bull Larger projects ndash major contracts typically managed by Infrastructure Delivery Directorate eg GNH reconstruction near Ord River
Kimberley ndash Program Delivery
2828 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
2929 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Direct Managed Road Works by RegionMajor Projects managed by Infrastructure Delivery Directorate Main Contractor Appointed - Main Roads Pre-Qualified
bull Plant Hire (Panel Contract in place)bull Sealing Contract ndash direct managed worksbull Labour Hire bull Traffic Managementbull Culvert installation bull Safety barriers installation bull Crushing contracts - gravel aggregate etcbull Materials supply ndash aggregates concrete products signs etcbull Accommodation supply ndash hotels motels mobile campsbull Fuel supply
Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
3030 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Routine Maintenance - Resources Contractor Appointed - long term contract
Sub-contracting opportunities
bull Periodic Maintenance Works- Verge Mowing ndash tenders advertised bi annually- Resealing - MRWA state wide panel contract- Pavement Repair Contract ndash advertised annually- Bridge Maintenance ndash MRWA state wide panel contract- Litter and Blackwater Collection (Rest Areas) ndash long term
contract to be advertised in 2020
Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
3131 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Business Support Services (labour hire)
bull Gardening ndash offices depots
bull Office cleaning
bull Large scale Building maintenance ndash offices depots houses (usually though BMW) For small scale building maintenance please provide us with your contact details
Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
3232 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
3333 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Gibb River Road (approx $85M pa)bull construct and seal sections in east and west
Broome Cape Leveque Project ($656M)bull commenced 2018 completion 2020bull construct and seal 90km
Great Northern Highway Safety improvements ($12M)bull shoulder sealing various sections 110 km
Projects
3434 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Great Northern Highway Upgrade ndash Broome to Derby - $259M- Deep Creek Section 2021 - reconstruction- Logue River Section 2022 - reconstruction
bull Duncan Road Gordon Downs Road Upgrade - $51M- In partnership with the Shire of Halls Creek- Upgrade various sections ndash 2019 to 2022
bull Tanami Road Construct and Seal - $4275M- Commencement planned 2021- In partnership with the Shire of Halls Creek
Projects
3535 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Great Northern Highway Upgrade - Ord North ($9814M)
Reconstruct highway ndash upgrade 2 single lane bridges
- Commenced 2019 completion 2021 and 2022
- Design and Construct Contract awarded to WHBO
- Managed by Infrastructure Delivery Directorate
Projects
3636 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
3737 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Provides a Framework for the State Government Investment in Aboriginal Participation
bull Allows Agencies to negotiate directly with a ldquoRegistered Aboriginal Businessrdquo for supply of goods and services
State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
3838 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Framework to maximise Indigenous employment and business opportunities in Northern Australia
bull Aim to provide tangible economic and social benefits for local Indigenous people living in surrounding communities ndash ldquoLocal Firstrdquo
bull Sets Indigenous Participation Targets based on Regional Populations- Kimberley Region 40 Aboriginal Population
Commonwealth Government
3939 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Identify suitable services where Aboriginal Organisations and Businesses can participate directly eg
- Employment Contracts ndash provision of labour and resources- Traffic Management- Culvert Installation
bull Contracts - Includes criteria for Aboriginal employment and training
- Plant Panel Contract includes preferences for local and Aboriginal business and operators
- Major Contracts require Aboriginal Participation Plans Include Price Preferences and Performance Initiative Payments
MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
4040 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Thankyou for your attendance
General Questions
Working with the Department of Finance
Rowan Acton
August 2020
Director Regional Operations
Introduction to Department of Finance
Buy Local 2020 Implementation
bull The Department of Finance has already implementedchange to works procurement processes to meet therequirements of Buy Local 2020
bull These changes will be formalised in the DepartmentrsquosImplementation Plan which will be signed off imminently
bull As part of the Departmentrsquos COVID-19 response wehave increased the upper threshold for RegionalContent to be applied at 5 of the total value of theclaimed regional content to a maximum of $500000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description
Expected Tender Release
Budget (Indicative)
Department of Health Fitzroy Crossing Renal Clinic Stage 2 4th Qtr 2020 $2596000
Department of Education Broome Primary School ndash Fire Remediation and Administration Building
1st Qtr 2020 $8335000
Department of Training and Workforce Development
Broome Hospitality and Student Services Centre 2nd Qtr 2021 $10000000
Department of Education Wyndham District High School - Rebuild Early Childhood Education Centre
3rd Qtr 2021 $3000000
Department of Training and Workforce Development
Kununurra Health and Hospitality Trade Training Centre
2nd Qtr 2021 $6000000
WA Recovery Plan
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
WACHS-Kimberley Old Granada Building Demolition Derby $ 242000
WACHS-Kimberley Hospital Roofing Replacement Derby $ 220000
WACHS-Kimberley Mental Health Inpatient Unit - Wall Height Extension Broome $ 242000
WACHS-Kimberley Extend Infusion Room for Telechemo Broome $ 137500
Department of Education Swale Upgrade - Broome SHS Broome $ 250000
Department of Education Chaplaincy Transportable replacement Derby $ 47000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh and Structural repairs Looma $ 111000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh Wananami $ 113000
Department of Education Structural Repairs Muludja $ 75000
Department of Education Fencing Fitzroy Valley $ 150000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
DFES Shade Structure and fencing Fitzroy $ 80000
Department of Justice Office Refit Broome $ 100000
Department of Justice Courthouse - Toilets and Footpaths Derby $ 35000
Main Roads Solar Panels Derby $ 250000
WACHS-Kimberley Morgue Upgrade Derby $ 440000
WACHS-Kimberley Birthing Suites Upgrage Broome $ 550000
WACHS-Kimberley Triage Redesign Fitzroy Crossing $ 330000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Balgo $ 300000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Bidyadanga $ 500000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Derby $ 1500000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Looma $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Dampier Pennsular $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Bidyadanga $ 1500000
Department of Education Derby DHS - Structural works and Classroom Refresh Derby $ 400000
Department of Education Broome Primary School - Fire Remediation Broome TBD
Department of Education Classroom Refresh and structural repairs Wankgatjungka $ 260000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh Bayulu $ 260000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Looma $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Dampier Pennsular $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Bidyadanga $ 1500000
Advertising Subcontracting Opportunities
Want to work with Finance
Interested in maintenance
and minor works
Look into becoming prequalified under Financersquos Builders Prequalification Scheme
Register on Tenders WA
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Interested in works-related consultancies
Interested in minor and
capital works
Interested in being a
subcontractor on a large project
Contact the works panel management team on 6551 1787 or BMWProcurementServicesfinancewagovau
Register on Tenders WA for opportunities that might become available outside existing panels
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Register for the lsquoService Alliance 2012rsquo (SA12) arrangement that Finance uses for regional works contracts valued at less than $250000
Register on Tenders WA for opportunities that might become available outside SA12
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Keep an eye on Tenders WA and the local paper for opportunities
Promote yourself to potential head contractors
Interested in supplying goods and services
Keep an eye on Tenders WA
Investing in the Kimberley
Aboriginal Procurement Policybull 2020-21 FY Target is 3bull Capability building servicesbull Policy review and recommendations for new term
bull Aboriginal business consultation process Via Noongar Chamber of Commerce and Industry
bull ContactDepartment of Finance ndash Social Procurement Team
spifinancewagovau 6551 2475
Assistance for Aboriginal businesses
bull Capability building programs to be delivered to Aboriginalbusinesses and not-for-profit organisations across theState
bull Morrgul is the provider for the Great Southern and SouthWest regions
bull Provides Aboriginal business capability building contractservices including workshops and one-on-one mentoringsessions
ContactsKudzi Chigwanda Regional Manager ndash Northern Region
9194 9711 KudziChigwandafinancewagovau
Broome office (works)Woodyrsquos Arcade 15 Dampier Terrace
Gemma Bennett Senior Project Manager9194 9719 GemmaBennettfinancewagovau
wwwfinancewagovau
Kununurra office (works)Corner Messmate and Konkerberry Drive
Rod Chinnery Senior Project Office9166 7201 rodneychinneryfinancewagovau
Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry18th August Broome 19th August Derby
Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
I would like to show my respect and acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the Land
ndash the Nyikina people ndashtheir Elders past present and emerging on which this
meeting takes place
About Horizon Power
About Horizon Power
Horizon Power is a Government Trading Enterprise which generates distributes and retails electricity to more than 47000 connections
We supply electricity to more than 100000 residents and approx 8000 businesses in regional towns and communities across WA
Horizon Powerrsquos focus is to create value for future generations and to make a difference to the lives of people in the communities we serve
In regional WA we have 38 networks comprised of 36 microgrids and 2 interconnected systems
We do not operate in the South-West Interconnected System
Our Ambition
Delivering energy solutions for regional growth and vibrant communities
Our Guiding Principles
Horizon Power is committed to providing opportunities to local and Aboriginal businesses in alignment with our Strategy We apply our guiding principles to everything we do the way we work and the way we engage
Horizon Power views local community engagement as an essential part of being a responsible corporate citizen
Community Involvement
Listening creating and delivering together
Cleaner Greener
Improving our shared environment
Preference towards local people good and services
Regions First
Positive impact on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islands customers suppliers employees and communities
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commitment
Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
Horizon Power implements the State Governmentrsquos WA Industry Participation Strategy and Aboriginal Procurement Policy and actively seeks to ensure suitable opportunities are provided to local and Aboriginal businesses
Local Industry
Horizon Power
Aboriginal Business
Procurement
Kimberley region
Horizon Power procures the following types of goods and services in the Kimberley region
1 Vegetation management near power lines and electrical infrastructure
2 Civil works such as trenching
3 Operations and maintenance services such as cleaning general gardening freight and building maintenance
4 Security services
5 The installation of Electrical Vehicle charging points in Broome
State Stimulus Projects
Procurement
Kimberley region
The State Stimulus Projects that may source procurement in the Kimberley region include
1 Battery Energy Storage System in Broome and Yungngora
2 Broome Experience Centre
3 Kimberley Street Lights Upgrade
4 Kununurra Depot Refurbishment
5 Derby Solar Battery and LED streetlights
6 Aboriginal Community Embedded Networks Regularised electricity to 13 communities
Horizon Power has been awarded $574m in WA State Government stimulus funding to deliver six projects
How you can supply to Horizon Power
How you can supply to us
Horizon Power accepts registrations of interest from local and Aboriginal businesses through our website
Horizon Power may source directly from a business negotiate with a restricted list of businesses or engage in a competitive open market procurement process
WEBSITE OPEN MARKET | DIRECT | NEGOTIATE The process and specific requirements for a procurement depends on the type scope and value of the procurement
How does Horizon Power find suppliers
Horizon Power will research businesses using
Horizon Powerrsquos Regional and Aboriginal Supplier Database
Supply Nation - httpssupplynationorgau
Aboriginal Business Directory WA (ABDWA) httpswwwabdwacomau
Industry Capability Network WA (ICNWA) httpsgatewayicnorgau
Chamber of Commerce
Google Search
Local Knowledge
Regional amp Aboriginal
Supplier Register
Visit httpshorizonpowercomau
SuppliersRegional and Aboriginal
Contractors amp Suppliers
Supplier Registration
Shortcut to access the Supplier page On your smartphone open your camera and focus over the code above A pop up link will open in your image to take you straight to the supplier page on our website
Where to find information on
Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
Competitive tenders may be advertised on one or more of the following (other suggestions are welcome)
Tenders WA httpswwwtenderswagovau
Local newspapers (Kimberley Echo Broome Advertiser etc)
Social media LinkedIn and Twitter (HorizonPower_WA)
Chamber of Commerce and Industry amp various economic development platforms
Supply Nation Indigenous Business Market Place
Vendor Panel Coming soon
Horizon Powerrsquos Procurement Pipeline and more information on our procurements httpshorizonpowercomaucontractors-suppliers
Registrations for Specific Scopes
If you would like your business to be considered as a potential respondent register your interestRegistering will give your business better visibility but it is not compulsory in order to be considered
For specific projects or pieces of work we may advertise them on our Procurement Pipeline and ask prospective suppliers to register
We may use this for the stimulus funding projects where suitable so keep an eye on our website
4 Steps tosuccess
We recommend that businesses
Register on the Horizon Power Local and Aboriginal Business Register
Review the Horizon Power website and keep an eye on our Procurement Pipeline as well as on advertising platforms mentioned earlier
Have a functional website that is up to date with your business and contact information and represents your business services well
Update profiles like ABDWA ICNWA or Supply Nation with current contact and capabilities
1
2
3
4
What to do if asked to bid
Contact Horizon Power if you have any queries on how to respond
Respond in a timely manner or let us know if you cannot and you may consider requesting an extension
If there are a set of specific questions make sure you have demonstrated your businessrsquo capability and understanding of that question
Provide supporting information to evidence you are the right business for the job
1
2
3
4
Our objectiveValue for Money
All procurement activities at Horizon Power will be assessed on this basis which takes into account
Non-cost factors such as community benefits health safety and environmental factors and supplier performance history and capability
Horizon Powerrsquos budget and
Available prices
We recommend local businesses consider the principle of best Value-for-Money when preparing quotations or proposals to Horizon Power
Horizon Powerrsquos procurement outcomes must achieve best Value-for-Money
If you need further information
Broome
broomehorizonpowercomau2 McDaniel Road Broome
Kununurra
kununurrahorizonpowercomauCnr Messmate Way amp Victoria HighwayKununurra
Website
httpshorizonpowercomau
Please contact your local office
Questions
Thank you
- Slide Number 1
- Industry Development Division
- WA Industry Participation Strategy (WAIPS)
- WAIPS 2020 updates
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- Local Capability Fund
- COVID-19 Local Capability Fund rounds for 202021
- Local Capability Fund Rounds for 202021
- Your feedback is key
- What can you do
- Thank you
- Simon MarwickLocal Content AdviserKimberley
- Local Content Role
- What do we do
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Slide Number 21
- Slide Number 22
- Agenda
- Overview of Main Roads WA Kimberley Region
- Slide Number 25
- Main Roads Western AustraliaKimberley Region
- Kimberley ndash Program Delivery
- Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
- Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
- Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
- Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
- Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
- State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
- Commonwealth Government
- MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
- Thankyou for your attendanceGeneral Questions
- Working with the Department of Finance
- Slide Number 42
- Slide Number 43
- Slide Number 44
- Slide Number 45
- Slide Number 46
- Slide Number 47
- Slide Number 48
- Slide Number 49
- Slide Number 50
- Slide Number 51
- Slide Number 52
- Slide Number 53
- Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry
- Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
- Slide Number 56
- About Horizon Power
- About Horizon Power
- Slide Number 59
- Slide Number 60
- Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
- ProcurementKimberley region
- State Stimulus ProjectsProcurementKimberley region
- How you can supply to Horizon Power
- Slide Number 65
- How does Horizon Power find suppliers
- Regional amp Aboriginal Supplier Register
- Where to find information on Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
- Registrations for Specific Scopes
- 4 Steps tosuccess
- What to do if asked to bid
- Our objectiveValue for Money
- If you need further information
- Slide Number 74
- Slide Number 75
-
Simon MarwickLocal Content Adviser
Kimberley
Local Content Role
LOCAL OPPORTUNITY LOCAL CAPABILITY LOCAL OUTCOME
Government Spend Regional Business amp Industry $ and Jobs in the Local Economy
LCA
Maximising the participation of regional businesses in regional contracting opportunities=
Kimberley businesses winning Kimberley contracts
What do we do
bull Connect- Tenders Training Workshops etc (WALGA Tender Training)- Connect Head Contractors with local businesses (Chinatown Stage Two- Business Register)
bull Advocate- On the ground I want to hear local concerns- Push for Kimberley friendly procurement practises (Local Business Engagement Plan)
bull Assist- Can assist with applications (Local Capability Fund REDS)- Guide to Better Feedback
Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
Contact
Simon Marwick
Kimberley Local Content Adviser
E| simonmarwickkdcwagovau
M| 0438 090 194
W| httpskdcwagovaulocal-content-officer
22
Kimberley Communications ForumLana Powellndash Customer Service Manager
23 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Agenda
bull Overview of Main Roads Kimberley Region bull Kimberley Contracting Opportunitiesbull Projectsbull Aboriginal Engagement Strategybull Questions
2424 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Overview of Main Roads WA Kimberley Region
25 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
2626 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Main Office ndash 20 Wodehouse Street Derby
bull Sub Office ndash 293 Messmate Way Kununurra
bull Project Office - 30 Frederick Street Broome
Main Roads Western AustraliaKimberley Region
2727 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Kimberley Program is delivered under Direct Contracting Model
bull Routine Maintenance ndash via Resources Contract- currently Maca Civil (ends January 2021)- new 5 year Contract to be awarded ndash 3 tenderers shortlisted
bull Small Projects and periodic maintenance works are directly managed and supervised by Kimberley Region utilising local sub ndash contractors under the plant panel contracts and minor contracts eg Gibb River Road upgrade GNH shoulder reconditioning
bull Some periodic maintenance works delivered by contracts managed by Kimberley Region eg sealing pavement repairs minor reconstruction verge mowing
bull Larger projects ndash major contracts typically managed by Infrastructure Delivery Directorate eg GNH reconstruction near Ord River
Kimberley ndash Program Delivery
2828 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
2929 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Direct Managed Road Works by RegionMajor Projects managed by Infrastructure Delivery Directorate Main Contractor Appointed - Main Roads Pre-Qualified
bull Plant Hire (Panel Contract in place)bull Sealing Contract ndash direct managed worksbull Labour Hire bull Traffic Managementbull Culvert installation bull Safety barriers installation bull Crushing contracts - gravel aggregate etcbull Materials supply ndash aggregates concrete products signs etcbull Accommodation supply ndash hotels motels mobile campsbull Fuel supply
Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
3030 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Routine Maintenance - Resources Contractor Appointed - long term contract
Sub-contracting opportunities
bull Periodic Maintenance Works- Verge Mowing ndash tenders advertised bi annually- Resealing - MRWA state wide panel contract- Pavement Repair Contract ndash advertised annually- Bridge Maintenance ndash MRWA state wide panel contract- Litter and Blackwater Collection (Rest Areas) ndash long term
contract to be advertised in 2020
Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
3131 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Business Support Services (labour hire)
bull Gardening ndash offices depots
bull Office cleaning
bull Large scale Building maintenance ndash offices depots houses (usually though BMW) For small scale building maintenance please provide us with your contact details
Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
3232 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
3333 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Gibb River Road (approx $85M pa)bull construct and seal sections in east and west
Broome Cape Leveque Project ($656M)bull commenced 2018 completion 2020bull construct and seal 90km
Great Northern Highway Safety improvements ($12M)bull shoulder sealing various sections 110 km
Projects
3434 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Great Northern Highway Upgrade ndash Broome to Derby - $259M- Deep Creek Section 2021 - reconstruction- Logue River Section 2022 - reconstruction
bull Duncan Road Gordon Downs Road Upgrade - $51M- In partnership with the Shire of Halls Creek- Upgrade various sections ndash 2019 to 2022
bull Tanami Road Construct and Seal - $4275M- Commencement planned 2021- In partnership with the Shire of Halls Creek
Projects
3535 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Great Northern Highway Upgrade - Ord North ($9814M)
Reconstruct highway ndash upgrade 2 single lane bridges
- Commenced 2019 completion 2021 and 2022
- Design and Construct Contract awarded to WHBO
- Managed by Infrastructure Delivery Directorate
Projects
3636 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
3737 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Provides a Framework for the State Government Investment in Aboriginal Participation
bull Allows Agencies to negotiate directly with a ldquoRegistered Aboriginal Businessrdquo for supply of goods and services
State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
3838 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Framework to maximise Indigenous employment and business opportunities in Northern Australia
bull Aim to provide tangible economic and social benefits for local Indigenous people living in surrounding communities ndash ldquoLocal Firstrdquo
bull Sets Indigenous Participation Targets based on Regional Populations- Kimberley Region 40 Aboriginal Population
Commonwealth Government
3939 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Identify suitable services where Aboriginal Organisations and Businesses can participate directly eg
- Employment Contracts ndash provision of labour and resources- Traffic Management- Culvert Installation
bull Contracts - Includes criteria for Aboriginal employment and training
- Plant Panel Contract includes preferences for local and Aboriginal business and operators
- Major Contracts require Aboriginal Participation Plans Include Price Preferences and Performance Initiative Payments
MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
4040 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Thankyou for your attendance
General Questions
Working with the Department of Finance
Rowan Acton
August 2020
Director Regional Operations
Introduction to Department of Finance
Buy Local 2020 Implementation
bull The Department of Finance has already implementedchange to works procurement processes to meet therequirements of Buy Local 2020
bull These changes will be formalised in the DepartmentrsquosImplementation Plan which will be signed off imminently
bull As part of the Departmentrsquos COVID-19 response wehave increased the upper threshold for RegionalContent to be applied at 5 of the total value of theclaimed regional content to a maximum of $500000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description
Expected Tender Release
Budget (Indicative)
Department of Health Fitzroy Crossing Renal Clinic Stage 2 4th Qtr 2020 $2596000
Department of Education Broome Primary School ndash Fire Remediation and Administration Building
1st Qtr 2020 $8335000
Department of Training and Workforce Development
Broome Hospitality and Student Services Centre 2nd Qtr 2021 $10000000
Department of Education Wyndham District High School - Rebuild Early Childhood Education Centre
3rd Qtr 2021 $3000000
Department of Training and Workforce Development
Kununurra Health and Hospitality Trade Training Centre
2nd Qtr 2021 $6000000
WA Recovery Plan
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
WACHS-Kimberley Old Granada Building Demolition Derby $ 242000
WACHS-Kimberley Hospital Roofing Replacement Derby $ 220000
WACHS-Kimberley Mental Health Inpatient Unit - Wall Height Extension Broome $ 242000
WACHS-Kimberley Extend Infusion Room for Telechemo Broome $ 137500
Department of Education Swale Upgrade - Broome SHS Broome $ 250000
Department of Education Chaplaincy Transportable replacement Derby $ 47000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh and Structural repairs Looma $ 111000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh Wananami $ 113000
Department of Education Structural Repairs Muludja $ 75000
Department of Education Fencing Fitzroy Valley $ 150000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
DFES Shade Structure and fencing Fitzroy $ 80000
Department of Justice Office Refit Broome $ 100000
Department of Justice Courthouse - Toilets and Footpaths Derby $ 35000
Main Roads Solar Panels Derby $ 250000
WACHS-Kimberley Morgue Upgrade Derby $ 440000
WACHS-Kimberley Birthing Suites Upgrage Broome $ 550000
WACHS-Kimberley Triage Redesign Fitzroy Crossing $ 330000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Balgo $ 300000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Bidyadanga $ 500000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Derby $ 1500000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Looma $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Dampier Pennsular $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Bidyadanga $ 1500000
Department of Education Derby DHS - Structural works and Classroom Refresh Derby $ 400000
Department of Education Broome Primary School - Fire Remediation Broome TBD
Department of Education Classroom Refresh and structural repairs Wankgatjungka $ 260000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh Bayulu $ 260000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Looma $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Dampier Pennsular $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Bidyadanga $ 1500000
Advertising Subcontracting Opportunities
Want to work with Finance
Interested in maintenance
and minor works
Look into becoming prequalified under Financersquos Builders Prequalification Scheme
Register on Tenders WA
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Interested in works-related consultancies
Interested in minor and
capital works
Interested in being a
subcontractor on a large project
Contact the works panel management team on 6551 1787 or BMWProcurementServicesfinancewagovau
Register on Tenders WA for opportunities that might become available outside existing panels
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Register for the lsquoService Alliance 2012rsquo (SA12) arrangement that Finance uses for regional works contracts valued at less than $250000
Register on Tenders WA for opportunities that might become available outside SA12
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Keep an eye on Tenders WA and the local paper for opportunities
Promote yourself to potential head contractors
Interested in supplying goods and services
Keep an eye on Tenders WA
Investing in the Kimberley
Aboriginal Procurement Policybull 2020-21 FY Target is 3bull Capability building servicesbull Policy review and recommendations for new term
bull Aboriginal business consultation process Via Noongar Chamber of Commerce and Industry
bull ContactDepartment of Finance ndash Social Procurement Team
spifinancewagovau 6551 2475
Assistance for Aboriginal businesses
bull Capability building programs to be delivered to Aboriginalbusinesses and not-for-profit organisations across theState
bull Morrgul is the provider for the Great Southern and SouthWest regions
bull Provides Aboriginal business capability building contractservices including workshops and one-on-one mentoringsessions
ContactsKudzi Chigwanda Regional Manager ndash Northern Region
9194 9711 KudziChigwandafinancewagovau
Broome office (works)Woodyrsquos Arcade 15 Dampier Terrace
Gemma Bennett Senior Project Manager9194 9719 GemmaBennettfinancewagovau
wwwfinancewagovau
Kununurra office (works)Corner Messmate and Konkerberry Drive
Rod Chinnery Senior Project Office9166 7201 rodneychinneryfinancewagovau
Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry18th August Broome 19th August Derby
Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
I would like to show my respect and acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the Land
ndash the Nyikina people ndashtheir Elders past present and emerging on which this
meeting takes place
About Horizon Power
About Horizon Power
Horizon Power is a Government Trading Enterprise which generates distributes and retails electricity to more than 47000 connections
We supply electricity to more than 100000 residents and approx 8000 businesses in regional towns and communities across WA
Horizon Powerrsquos focus is to create value for future generations and to make a difference to the lives of people in the communities we serve
In regional WA we have 38 networks comprised of 36 microgrids and 2 interconnected systems
We do not operate in the South-West Interconnected System
Our Ambition
Delivering energy solutions for regional growth and vibrant communities
Our Guiding Principles
Horizon Power is committed to providing opportunities to local and Aboriginal businesses in alignment with our Strategy We apply our guiding principles to everything we do the way we work and the way we engage
Horizon Power views local community engagement as an essential part of being a responsible corporate citizen
Community Involvement
Listening creating and delivering together
Cleaner Greener
Improving our shared environment
Preference towards local people good and services
Regions First
Positive impact on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islands customers suppliers employees and communities
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commitment
Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
Horizon Power implements the State Governmentrsquos WA Industry Participation Strategy and Aboriginal Procurement Policy and actively seeks to ensure suitable opportunities are provided to local and Aboriginal businesses
Local Industry
Horizon Power
Aboriginal Business
Procurement
Kimberley region
Horizon Power procures the following types of goods and services in the Kimberley region
1 Vegetation management near power lines and electrical infrastructure
2 Civil works such as trenching
3 Operations and maintenance services such as cleaning general gardening freight and building maintenance
4 Security services
5 The installation of Electrical Vehicle charging points in Broome
State Stimulus Projects
Procurement
Kimberley region
The State Stimulus Projects that may source procurement in the Kimberley region include
1 Battery Energy Storage System in Broome and Yungngora
2 Broome Experience Centre
3 Kimberley Street Lights Upgrade
4 Kununurra Depot Refurbishment
5 Derby Solar Battery and LED streetlights
6 Aboriginal Community Embedded Networks Regularised electricity to 13 communities
Horizon Power has been awarded $574m in WA State Government stimulus funding to deliver six projects
How you can supply to Horizon Power
How you can supply to us
Horizon Power accepts registrations of interest from local and Aboriginal businesses through our website
Horizon Power may source directly from a business negotiate with a restricted list of businesses or engage in a competitive open market procurement process
WEBSITE OPEN MARKET | DIRECT | NEGOTIATE The process and specific requirements for a procurement depends on the type scope and value of the procurement
How does Horizon Power find suppliers
Horizon Power will research businesses using
Horizon Powerrsquos Regional and Aboriginal Supplier Database
Supply Nation - httpssupplynationorgau
Aboriginal Business Directory WA (ABDWA) httpswwwabdwacomau
Industry Capability Network WA (ICNWA) httpsgatewayicnorgau
Chamber of Commerce
Google Search
Local Knowledge
Regional amp Aboriginal
Supplier Register
Visit httpshorizonpowercomau
SuppliersRegional and Aboriginal
Contractors amp Suppliers
Supplier Registration
Shortcut to access the Supplier page On your smartphone open your camera and focus over the code above A pop up link will open in your image to take you straight to the supplier page on our website
Where to find information on
Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
Competitive tenders may be advertised on one or more of the following (other suggestions are welcome)
Tenders WA httpswwwtenderswagovau
Local newspapers (Kimberley Echo Broome Advertiser etc)
Social media LinkedIn and Twitter (HorizonPower_WA)
Chamber of Commerce and Industry amp various economic development platforms
Supply Nation Indigenous Business Market Place
Vendor Panel Coming soon
Horizon Powerrsquos Procurement Pipeline and more information on our procurements httpshorizonpowercomaucontractors-suppliers
Registrations for Specific Scopes
If you would like your business to be considered as a potential respondent register your interestRegistering will give your business better visibility but it is not compulsory in order to be considered
For specific projects or pieces of work we may advertise them on our Procurement Pipeline and ask prospective suppliers to register
We may use this for the stimulus funding projects where suitable so keep an eye on our website
4 Steps tosuccess
We recommend that businesses
Register on the Horizon Power Local and Aboriginal Business Register
Review the Horizon Power website and keep an eye on our Procurement Pipeline as well as on advertising platforms mentioned earlier
Have a functional website that is up to date with your business and contact information and represents your business services well
Update profiles like ABDWA ICNWA or Supply Nation with current contact and capabilities
1
2
3
4
What to do if asked to bid
Contact Horizon Power if you have any queries on how to respond
Respond in a timely manner or let us know if you cannot and you may consider requesting an extension
If there are a set of specific questions make sure you have demonstrated your businessrsquo capability and understanding of that question
Provide supporting information to evidence you are the right business for the job
1
2
3
4
Our objectiveValue for Money
All procurement activities at Horizon Power will be assessed on this basis which takes into account
Non-cost factors such as community benefits health safety and environmental factors and supplier performance history and capability
Horizon Powerrsquos budget and
Available prices
We recommend local businesses consider the principle of best Value-for-Money when preparing quotations or proposals to Horizon Power
Horizon Powerrsquos procurement outcomes must achieve best Value-for-Money
If you need further information
Broome
broomehorizonpowercomau2 McDaniel Road Broome
Kununurra
kununurrahorizonpowercomauCnr Messmate Way amp Victoria HighwayKununurra
Website
httpshorizonpowercomau
Please contact your local office
Questions
Thank you
- Slide Number 1
- Industry Development Division
- WA Industry Participation Strategy (WAIPS)
- WAIPS 2020 updates
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- Local Capability Fund
- COVID-19 Local Capability Fund rounds for 202021
- Local Capability Fund Rounds for 202021
- Your feedback is key
- What can you do
- Thank you
- Simon MarwickLocal Content AdviserKimberley
- Local Content Role
- What do we do
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Slide Number 21
- Slide Number 22
- Agenda
- Overview of Main Roads WA Kimberley Region
- Slide Number 25
- Main Roads Western AustraliaKimberley Region
- Kimberley ndash Program Delivery
- Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
- Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
- Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
- Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
- Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
- State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
- Commonwealth Government
- MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
- Thankyou for your attendanceGeneral Questions
- Working with the Department of Finance
- Slide Number 42
- Slide Number 43
- Slide Number 44
- Slide Number 45
- Slide Number 46
- Slide Number 47
- Slide Number 48
- Slide Number 49
- Slide Number 50
- Slide Number 51
- Slide Number 52
- Slide Number 53
- Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry
- Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
- Slide Number 56
- About Horizon Power
- About Horizon Power
- Slide Number 59
- Slide Number 60
- Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
- ProcurementKimberley region
- State Stimulus ProjectsProcurementKimberley region
- How you can supply to Horizon Power
- Slide Number 65
- How does Horizon Power find suppliers
- Regional amp Aboriginal Supplier Register
- Where to find information on Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
- Registrations for Specific Scopes
- 4 Steps tosuccess
- What to do if asked to bid
- Our objectiveValue for Money
- If you need further information
- Slide Number 74
- Slide Number 75
-
Local Content Role
LOCAL OPPORTUNITY LOCAL CAPABILITY LOCAL OUTCOME
Government Spend Regional Business amp Industry $ and Jobs in the Local Economy
LCA
Maximising the participation of regional businesses in regional contracting opportunities=
Kimberley businesses winning Kimberley contracts
What do we do
bull Connect- Tenders Training Workshops etc (WALGA Tender Training)- Connect Head Contractors with local businesses (Chinatown Stage Two- Business Register)
bull Advocate- On the ground I want to hear local concerns- Push for Kimberley friendly procurement practises (Local Business Engagement Plan)
bull Assist- Can assist with applications (Local Capability Fund REDS)- Guide to Better Feedback
Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
Contact
Simon Marwick
Kimberley Local Content Adviser
E| simonmarwickkdcwagovau
M| 0438 090 194
W| httpskdcwagovaulocal-content-officer
22
Kimberley Communications ForumLana Powellndash Customer Service Manager
23 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Agenda
bull Overview of Main Roads Kimberley Region bull Kimberley Contracting Opportunitiesbull Projectsbull Aboriginal Engagement Strategybull Questions
2424 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Overview of Main Roads WA Kimberley Region
25 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
2626 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Main Office ndash 20 Wodehouse Street Derby
bull Sub Office ndash 293 Messmate Way Kununurra
bull Project Office - 30 Frederick Street Broome
Main Roads Western AustraliaKimberley Region
2727 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Kimberley Program is delivered under Direct Contracting Model
bull Routine Maintenance ndash via Resources Contract- currently Maca Civil (ends January 2021)- new 5 year Contract to be awarded ndash 3 tenderers shortlisted
bull Small Projects and periodic maintenance works are directly managed and supervised by Kimberley Region utilising local sub ndash contractors under the plant panel contracts and minor contracts eg Gibb River Road upgrade GNH shoulder reconditioning
bull Some periodic maintenance works delivered by contracts managed by Kimberley Region eg sealing pavement repairs minor reconstruction verge mowing
bull Larger projects ndash major contracts typically managed by Infrastructure Delivery Directorate eg GNH reconstruction near Ord River
Kimberley ndash Program Delivery
2828 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
2929 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Direct Managed Road Works by RegionMajor Projects managed by Infrastructure Delivery Directorate Main Contractor Appointed - Main Roads Pre-Qualified
bull Plant Hire (Panel Contract in place)bull Sealing Contract ndash direct managed worksbull Labour Hire bull Traffic Managementbull Culvert installation bull Safety barriers installation bull Crushing contracts - gravel aggregate etcbull Materials supply ndash aggregates concrete products signs etcbull Accommodation supply ndash hotels motels mobile campsbull Fuel supply
Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
3030 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Routine Maintenance - Resources Contractor Appointed - long term contract
Sub-contracting opportunities
bull Periodic Maintenance Works- Verge Mowing ndash tenders advertised bi annually- Resealing - MRWA state wide panel contract- Pavement Repair Contract ndash advertised annually- Bridge Maintenance ndash MRWA state wide panel contract- Litter and Blackwater Collection (Rest Areas) ndash long term
contract to be advertised in 2020
Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
3131 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Business Support Services (labour hire)
bull Gardening ndash offices depots
bull Office cleaning
bull Large scale Building maintenance ndash offices depots houses (usually though BMW) For small scale building maintenance please provide us with your contact details
Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
3232 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
3333 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Gibb River Road (approx $85M pa)bull construct and seal sections in east and west
Broome Cape Leveque Project ($656M)bull commenced 2018 completion 2020bull construct and seal 90km
Great Northern Highway Safety improvements ($12M)bull shoulder sealing various sections 110 km
Projects
3434 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Great Northern Highway Upgrade ndash Broome to Derby - $259M- Deep Creek Section 2021 - reconstruction- Logue River Section 2022 - reconstruction
bull Duncan Road Gordon Downs Road Upgrade - $51M- In partnership with the Shire of Halls Creek- Upgrade various sections ndash 2019 to 2022
bull Tanami Road Construct and Seal - $4275M- Commencement planned 2021- In partnership with the Shire of Halls Creek
Projects
3535 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Great Northern Highway Upgrade - Ord North ($9814M)
Reconstruct highway ndash upgrade 2 single lane bridges
- Commenced 2019 completion 2021 and 2022
- Design and Construct Contract awarded to WHBO
- Managed by Infrastructure Delivery Directorate
Projects
3636 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
3737 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Provides a Framework for the State Government Investment in Aboriginal Participation
bull Allows Agencies to negotiate directly with a ldquoRegistered Aboriginal Businessrdquo for supply of goods and services
State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
3838 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Framework to maximise Indigenous employment and business opportunities in Northern Australia
bull Aim to provide tangible economic and social benefits for local Indigenous people living in surrounding communities ndash ldquoLocal Firstrdquo
bull Sets Indigenous Participation Targets based on Regional Populations- Kimberley Region 40 Aboriginal Population
Commonwealth Government
3939 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Identify suitable services where Aboriginal Organisations and Businesses can participate directly eg
- Employment Contracts ndash provision of labour and resources- Traffic Management- Culvert Installation
bull Contracts - Includes criteria for Aboriginal employment and training
- Plant Panel Contract includes preferences for local and Aboriginal business and operators
- Major Contracts require Aboriginal Participation Plans Include Price Preferences and Performance Initiative Payments
MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
4040 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Thankyou for your attendance
General Questions
Working with the Department of Finance
Rowan Acton
August 2020
Director Regional Operations
Introduction to Department of Finance
Buy Local 2020 Implementation
bull The Department of Finance has already implementedchange to works procurement processes to meet therequirements of Buy Local 2020
bull These changes will be formalised in the DepartmentrsquosImplementation Plan which will be signed off imminently
bull As part of the Departmentrsquos COVID-19 response wehave increased the upper threshold for RegionalContent to be applied at 5 of the total value of theclaimed regional content to a maximum of $500000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description
Expected Tender Release
Budget (Indicative)
Department of Health Fitzroy Crossing Renal Clinic Stage 2 4th Qtr 2020 $2596000
Department of Education Broome Primary School ndash Fire Remediation and Administration Building
1st Qtr 2020 $8335000
Department of Training and Workforce Development
Broome Hospitality and Student Services Centre 2nd Qtr 2021 $10000000
Department of Education Wyndham District High School - Rebuild Early Childhood Education Centre
3rd Qtr 2021 $3000000
Department of Training and Workforce Development
Kununurra Health and Hospitality Trade Training Centre
2nd Qtr 2021 $6000000
WA Recovery Plan
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
WACHS-Kimberley Old Granada Building Demolition Derby $ 242000
WACHS-Kimberley Hospital Roofing Replacement Derby $ 220000
WACHS-Kimberley Mental Health Inpatient Unit - Wall Height Extension Broome $ 242000
WACHS-Kimberley Extend Infusion Room for Telechemo Broome $ 137500
Department of Education Swale Upgrade - Broome SHS Broome $ 250000
Department of Education Chaplaincy Transportable replacement Derby $ 47000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh and Structural repairs Looma $ 111000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh Wananami $ 113000
Department of Education Structural Repairs Muludja $ 75000
Department of Education Fencing Fitzroy Valley $ 150000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
DFES Shade Structure and fencing Fitzroy $ 80000
Department of Justice Office Refit Broome $ 100000
Department of Justice Courthouse - Toilets and Footpaths Derby $ 35000
Main Roads Solar Panels Derby $ 250000
WACHS-Kimberley Morgue Upgrade Derby $ 440000
WACHS-Kimberley Birthing Suites Upgrage Broome $ 550000
WACHS-Kimberley Triage Redesign Fitzroy Crossing $ 330000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Balgo $ 300000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Bidyadanga $ 500000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Derby $ 1500000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Looma $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Dampier Pennsular $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Bidyadanga $ 1500000
Department of Education Derby DHS - Structural works and Classroom Refresh Derby $ 400000
Department of Education Broome Primary School - Fire Remediation Broome TBD
Department of Education Classroom Refresh and structural repairs Wankgatjungka $ 260000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh Bayulu $ 260000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Looma $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Dampier Pennsular $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Bidyadanga $ 1500000
Advertising Subcontracting Opportunities
Want to work with Finance
Interested in maintenance
and minor works
Look into becoming prequalified under Financersquos Builders Prequalification Scheme
Register on Tenders WA
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Interested in works-related consultancies
Interested in minor and
capital works
Interested in being a
subcontractor on a large project
Contact the works panel management team on 6551 1787 or BMWProcurementServicesfinancewagovau
Register on Tenders WA for opportunities that might become available outside existing panels
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Register for the lsquoService Alliance 2012rsquo (SA12) arrangement that Finance uses for regional works contracts valued at less than $250000
Register on Tenders WA for opportunities that might become available outside SA12
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Keep an eye on Tenders WA and the local paper for opportunities
Promote yourself to potential head contractors
Interested in supplying goods and services
Keep an eye on Tenders WA
Investing in the Kimberley
Aboriginal Procurement Policybull 2020-21 FY Target is 3bull Capability building servicesbull Policy review and recommendations for new term
bull Aboriginal business consultation process Via Noongar Chamber of Commerce and Industry
bull ContactDepartment of Finance ndash Social Procurement Team
spifinancewagovau 6551 2475
Assistance for Aboriginal businesses
bull Capability building programs to be delivered to Aboriginalbusinesses and not-for-profit organisations across theState
bull Morrgul is the provider for the Great Southern and SouthWest regions
bull Provides Aboriginal business capability building contractservices including workshops and one-on-one mentoringsessions
ContactsKudzi Chigwanda Regional Manager ndash Northern Region
9194 9711 KudziChigwandafinancewagovau
Broome office (works)Woodyrsquos Arcade 15 Dampier Terrace
Gemma Bennett Senior Project Manager9194 9719 GemmaBennettfinancewagovau
wwwfinancewagovau
Kununurra office (works)Corner Messmate and Konkerberry Drive
Rod Chinnery Senior Project Office9166 7201 rodneychinneryfinancewagovau
Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry18th August Broome 19th August Derby
Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
I would like to show my respect and acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the Land
ndash the Nyikina people ndashtheir Elders past present and emerging on which this
meeting takes place
About Horizon Power
About Horizon Power
Horizon Power is a Government Trading Enterprise which generates distributes and retails electricity to more than 47000 connections
We supply electricity to more than 100000 residents and approx 8000 businesses in regional towns and communities across WA
Horizon Powerrsquos focus is to create value for future generations and to make a difference to the lives of people in the communities we serve
In regional WA we have 38 networks comprised of 36 microgrids and 2 interconnected systems
We do not operate in the South-West Interconnected System
Our Ambition
Delivering energy solutions for regional growth and vibrant communities
Our Guiding Principles
Horizon Power is committed to providing opportunities to local and Aboriginal businesses in alignment with our Strategy We apply our guiding principles to everything we do the way we work and the way we engage
Horizon Power views local community engagement as an essential part of being a responsible corporate citizen
Community Involvement
Listening creating and delivering together
Cleaner Greener
Improving our shared environment
Preference towards local people good and services
Regions First
Positive impact on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islands customers suppliers employees and communities
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commitment
Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
Horizon Power implements the State Governmentrsquos WA Industry Participation Strategy and Aboriginal Procurement Policy and actively seeks to ensure suitable opportunities are provided to local and Aboriginal businesses
Local Industry
Horizon Power
Aboriginal Business
Procurement
Kimberley region
Horizon Power procures the following types of goods and services in the Kimberley region
1 Vegetation management near power lines and electrical infrastructure
2 Civil works such as trenching
3 Operations and maintenance services such as cleaning general gardening freight and building maintenance
4 Security services
5 The installation of Electrical Vehicle charging points in Broome
State Stimulus Projects
Procurement
Kimberley region
The State Stimulus Projects that may source procurement in the Kimberley region include
1 Battery Energy Storage System in Broome and Yungngora
2 Broome Experience Centre
3 Kimberley Street Lights Upgrade
4 Kununurra Depot Refurbishment
5 Derby Solar Battery and LED streetlights
6 Aboriginal Community Embedded Networks Regularised electricity to 13 communities
Horizon Power has been awarded $574m in WA State Government stimulus funding to deliver six projects
How you can supply to Horizon Power
How you can supply to us
Horizon Power accepts registrations of interest from local and Aboriginal businesses through our website
Horizon Power may source directly from a business negotiate with a restricted list of businesses or engage in a competitive open market procurement process
WEBSITE OPEN MARKET | DIRECT | NEGOTIATE The process and specific requirements for a procurement depends on the type scope and value of the procurement
How does Horizon Power find suppliers
Horizon Power will research businesses using
Horizon Powerrsquos Regional and Aboriginal Supplier Database
Supply Nation - httpssupplynationorgau
Aboriginal Business Directory WA (ABDWA) httpswwwabdwacomau
Industry Capability Network WA (ICNWA) httpsgatewayicnorgau
Chamber of Commerce
Google Search
Local Knowledge
Regional amp Aboriginal
Supplier Register
Visit httpshorizonpowercomau
SuppliersRegional and Aboriginal
Contractors amp Suppliers
Supplier Registration
Shortcut to access the Supplier page On your smartphone open your camera and focus over the code above A pop up link will open in your image to take you straight to the supplier page on our website
Where to find information on
Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
Competitive tenders may be advertised on one or more of the following (other suggestions are welcome)
Tenders WA httpswwwtenderswagovau
Local newspapers (Kimberley Echo Broome Advertiser etc)
Social media LinkedIn and Twitter (HorizonPower_WA)
Chamber of Commerce and Industry amp various economic development platforms
Supply Nation Indigenous Business Market Place
Vendor Panel Coming soon
Horizon Powerrsquos Procurement Pipeline and more information on our procurements httpshorizonpowercomaucontractors-suppliers
Registrations for Specific Scopes
If you would like your business to be considered as a potential respondent register your interestRegistering will give your business better visibility but it is not compulsory in order to be considered
For specific projects or pieces of work we may advertise them on our Procurement Pipeline and ask prospective suppliers to register
We may use this for the stimulus funding projects where suitable so keep an eye on our website
4 Steps tosuccess
We recommend that businesses
Register on the Horizon Power Local and Aboriginal Business Register
Review the Horizon Power website and keep an eye on our Procurement Pipeline as well as on advertising platforms mentioned earlier
Have a functional website that is up to date with your business and contact information and represents your business services well
Update profiles like ABDWA ICNWA or Supply Nation with current contact and capabilities
1
2
3
4
What to do if asked to bid
Contact Horizon Power if you have any queries on how to respond
Respond in a timely manner or let us know if you cannot and you may consider requesting an extension
If there are a set of specific questions make sure you have demonstrated your businessrsquo capability and understanding of that question
Provide supporting information to evidence you are the right business for the job
1
2
3
4
Our objectiveValue for Money
All procurement activities at Horizon Power will be assessed on this basis which takes into account
Non-cost factors such as community benefits health safety and environmental factors and supplier performance history and capability
Horizon Powerrsquos budget and
Available prices
We recommend local businesses consider the principle of best Value-for-Money when preparing quotations or proposals to Horizon Power
Horizon Powerrsquos procurement outcomes must achieve best Value-for-Money
If you need further information
Broome
broomehorizonpowercomau2 McDaniel Road Broome
Kununurra
kununurrahorizonpowercomauCnr Messmate Way amp Victoria HighwayKununurra
Website
httpshorizonpowercomau
Please contact your local office
Questions
Thank you
- Slide Number 1
- Industry Development Division
- WA Industry Participation Strategy (WAIPS)
- WAIPS 2020 updates
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- Local Capability Fund
- COVID-19 Local Capability Fund rounds for 202021
- Local Capability Fund Rounds for 202021
- Your feedback is key
- What can you do
- Thank you
- Simon MarwickLocal Content AdviserKimberley
- Local Content Role
- What do we do
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Slide Number 21
- Slide Number 22
- Agenda
- Overview of Main Roads WA Kimberley Region
- Slide Number 25
- Main Roads Western AustraliaKimberley Region
- Kimberley ndash Program Delivery
- Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
- Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
- Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
- Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
- Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
- State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
- Commonwealth Government
- MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
- Thankyou for your attendanceGeneral Questions
- Working with the Department of Finance
- Slide Number 42
- Slide Number 43
- Slide Number 44
- Slide Number 45
- Slide Number 46
- Slide Number 47
- Slide Number 48
- Slide Number 49
- Slide Number 50
- Slide Number 51
- Slide Number 52
- Slide Number 53
- Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry
- Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
- Slide Number 56
- About Horizon Power
- About Horizon Power
- Slide Number 59
- Slide Number 60
- Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
- ProcurementKimberley region
- State Stimulus ProjectsProcurementKimberley region
- How you can supply to Horizon Power
- Slide Number 65
- How does Horizon Power find suppliers
- Regional amp Aboriginal Supplier Register
- Where to find information on Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
- Registrations for Specific Scopes
- 4 Steps tosuccess
- What to do if asked to bid
- Our objectiveValue for Money
- If you need further information
- Slide Number 74
- Slide Number 75
-
What do we do
bull Connect- Tenders Training Workshops etc (WALGA Tender Training)- Connect Head Contractors with local businesses (Chinatown Stage Two- Business Register)
bull Advocate- On the ground I want to hear local concerns- Push for Kimberley friendly procurement practises (Local Business Engagement Plan)
bull Assist- Can assist with applications (Local Capability Fund REDS)- Guide to Better Feedback
Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
Contact
Simon Marwick
Kimberley Local Content Adviser
E| simonmarwickkdcwagovau
M| 0438 090 194
W| httpskdcwagovaulocal-content-officer
22
Kimberley Communications ForumLana Powellndash Customer Service Manager
23 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Agenda
bull Overview of Main Roads Kimberley Region bull Kimberley Contracting Opportunitiesbull Projectsbull Aboriginal Engagement Strategybull Questions
2424 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Overview of Main Roads WA Kimberley Region
25 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
2626 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Main Office ndash 20 Wodehouse Street Derby
bull Sub Office ndash 293 Messmate Way Kununurra
bull Project Office - 30 Frederick Street Broome
Main Roads Western AustraliaKimberley Region
2727 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Kimberley Program is delivered under Direct Contracting Model
bull Routine Maintenance ndash via Resources Contract- currently Maca Civil (ends January 2021)- new 5 year Contract to be awarded ndash 3 tenderers shortlisted
bull Small Projects and periodic maintenance works are directly managed and supervised by Kimberley Region utilising local sub ndash contractors under the plant panel contracts and minor contracts eg Gibb River Road upgrade GNH shoulder reconditioning
bull Some periodic maintenance works delivered by contracts managed by Kimberley Region eg sealing pavement repairs minor reconstruction verge mowing
bull Larger projects ndash major contracts typically managed by Infrastructure Delivery Directorate eg GNH reconstruction near Ord River
Kimberley ndash Program Delivery
2828 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
2929 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Direct Managed Road Works by RegionMajor Projects managed by Infrastructure Delivery Directorate Main Contractor Appointed - Main Roads Pre-Qualified
bull Plant Hire (Panel Contract in place)bull Sealing Contract ndash direct managed worksbull Labour Hire bull Traffic Managementbull Culvert installation bull Safety barriers installation bull Crushing contracts - gravel aggregate etcbull Materials supply ndash aggregates concrete products signs etcbull Accommodation supply ndash hotels motels mobile campsbull Fuel supply
Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
3030 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Routine Maintenance - Resources Contractor Appointed - long term contract
Sub-contracting opportunities
bull Periodic Maintenance Works- Verge Mowing ndash tenders advertised bi annually- Resealing - MRWA state wide panel contract- Pavement Repair Contract ndash advertised annually- Bridge Maintenance ndash MRWA state wide panel contract- Litter and Blackwater Collection (Rest Areas) ndash long term
contract to be advertised in 2020
Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
3131 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Business Support Services (labour hire)
bull Gardening ndash offices depots
bull Office cleaning
bull Large scale Building maintenance ndash offices depots houses (usually though BMW) For small scale building maintenance please provide us with your contact details
Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
3232 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
3333 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Gibb River Road (approx $85M pa)bull construct and seal sections in east and west
Broome Cape Leveque Project ($656M)bull commenced 2018 completion 2020bull construct and seal 90km
Great Northern Highway Safety improvements ($12M)bull shoulder sealing various sections 110 km
Projects
3434 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Great Northern Highway Upgrade ndash Broome to Derby - $259M- Deep Creek Section 2021 - reconstruction- Logue River Section 2022 - reconstruction
bull Duncan Road Gordon Downs Road Upgrade - $51M- In partnership with the Shire of Halls Creek- Upgrade various sections ndash 2019 to 2022
bull Tanami Road Construct and Seal - $4275M- Commencement planned 2021- In partnership with the Shire of Halls Creek
Projects
3535 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Great Northern Highway Upgrade - Ord North ($9814M)
Reconstruct highway ndash upgrade 2 single lane bridges
- Commenced 2019 completion 2021 and 2022
- Design and Construct Contract awarded to WHBO
- Managed by Infrastructure Delivery Directorate
Projects
3636 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
3737 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Provides a Framework for the State Government Investment in Aboriginal Participation
bull Allows Agencies to negotiate directly with a ldquoRegistered Aboriginal Businessrdquo for supply of goods and services
State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
3838 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Framework to maximise Indigenous employment and business opportunities in Northern Australia
bull Aim to provide tangible economic and social benefits for local Indigenous people living in surrounding communities ndash ldquoLocal Firstrdquo
bull Sets Indigenous Participation Targets based on Regional Populations- Kimberley Region 40 Aboriginal Population
Commonwealth Government
3939 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Identify suitable services where Aboriginal Organisations and Businesses can participate directly eg
- Employment Contracts ndash provision of labour and resources- Traffic Management- Culvert Installation
bull Contracts - Includes criteria for Aboriginal employment and training
- Plant Panel Contract includes preferences for local and Aboriginal business and operators
- Major Contracts require Aboriginal Participation Plans Include Price Preferences and Performance Initiative Payments
MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
4040 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Thankyou for your attendance
General Questions
Working with the Department of Finance
Rowan Acton
August 2020
Director Regional Operations
Introduction to Department of Finance
Buy Local 2020 Implementation
bull The Department of Finance has already implementedchange to works procurement processes to meet therequirements of Buy Local 2020
bull These changes will be formalised in the DepartmentrsquosImplementation Plan which will be signed off imminently
bull As part of the Departmentrsquos COVID-19 response wehave increased the upper threshold for RegionalContent to be applied at 5 of the total value of theclaimed regional content to a maximum of $500000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description
Expected Tender Release
Budget (Indicative)
Department of Health Fitzroy Crossing Renal Clinic Stage 2 4th Qtr 2020 $2596000
Department of Education Broome Primary School ndash Fire Remediation and Administration Building
1st Qtr 2020 $8335000
Department of Training and Workforce Development
Broome Hospitality and Student Services Centre 2nd Qtr 2021 $10000000
Department of Education Wyndham District High School - Rebuild Early Childhood Education Centre
3rd Qtr 2021 $3000000
Department of Training and Workforce Development
Kununurra Health and Hospitality Trade Training Centre
2nd Qtr 2021 $6000000
WA Recovery Plan
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
WACHS-Kimberley Old Granada Building Demolition Derby $ 242000
WACHS-Kimberley Hospital Roofing Replacement Derby $ 220000
WACHS-Kimberley Mental Health Inpatient Unit - Wall Height Extension Broome $ 242000
WACHS-Kimberley Extend Infusion Room for Telechemo Broome $ 137500
Department of Education Swale Upgrade - Broome SHS Broome $ 250000
Department of Education Chaplaincy Transportable replacement Derby $ 47000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh and Structural repairs Looma $ 111000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh Wananami $ 113000
Department of Education Structural Repairs Muludja $ 75000
Department of Education Fencing Fitzroy Valley $ 150000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
DFES Shade Structure and fencing Fitzroy $ 80000
Department of Justice Office Refit Broome $ 100000
Department of Justice Courthouse - Toilets and Footpaths Derby $ 35000
Main Roads Solar Panels Derby $ 250000
WACHS-Kimberley Morgue Upgrade Derby $ 440000
WACHS-Kimberley Birthing Suites Upgrage Broome $ 550000
WACHS-Kimberley Triage Redesign Fitzroy Crossing $ 330000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Balgo $ 300000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Bidyadanga $ 500000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Derby $ 1500000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Looma $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Dampier Pennsular $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Bidyadanga $ 1500000
Department of Education Derby DHS - Structural works and Classroom Refresh Derby $ 400000
Department of Education Broome Primary School - Fire Remediation Broome TBD
Department of Education Classroom Refresh and structural repairs Wankgatjungka $ 260000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh Bayulu $ 260000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Looma $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Dampier Pennsular $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Bidyadanga $ 1500000
Advertising Subcontracting Opportunities
Want to work with Finance
Interested in maintenance
and minor works
Look into becoming prequalified under Financersquos Builders Prequalification Scheme
Register on Tenders WA
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Interested in works-related consultancies
Interested in minor and
capital works
Interested in being a
subcontractor on a large project
Contact the works panel management team on 6551 1787 or BMWProcurementServicesfinancewagovau
Register on Tenders WA for opportunities that might become available outside existing panels
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Register for the lsquoService Alliance 2012rsquo (SA12) arrangement that Finance uses for regional works contracts valued at less than $250000
Register on Tenders WA for opportunities that might become available outside SA12
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Keep an eye on Tenders WA and the local paper for opportunities
Promote yourself to potential head contractors
Interested in supplying goods and services
Keep an eye on Tenders WA
Investing in the Kimberley
Aboriginal Procurement Policybull 2020-21 FY Target is 3bull Capability building servicesbull Policy review and recommendations for new term
bull Aboriginal business consultation process Via Noongar Chamber of Commerce and Industry
bull ContactDepartment of Finance ndash Social Procurement Team
spifinancewagovau 6551 2475
Assistance for Aboriginal businesses
bull Capability building programs to be delivered to Aboriginalbusinesses and not-for-profit organisations across theState
bull Morrgul is the provider for the Great Southern and SouthWest regions
bull Provides Aboriginal business capability building contractservices including workshops and one-on-one mentoringsessions
ContactsKudzi Chigwanda Regional Manager ndash Northern Region
9194 9711 KudziChigwandafinancewagovau
Broome office (works)Woodyrsquos Arcade 15 Dampier Terrace
Gemma Bennett Senior Project Manager9194 9719 GemmaBennettfinancewagovau
wwwfinancewagovau
Kununurra office (works)Corner Messmate and Konkerberry Drive
Rod Chinnery Senior Project Office9166 7201 rodneychinneryfinancewagovau
Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry18th August Broome 19th August Derby
Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
I would like to show my respect and acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the Land
ndash the Nyikina people ndashtheir Elders past present and emerging on which this
meeting takes place
About Horizon Power
About Horizon Power
Horizon Power is a Government Trading Enterprise which generates distributes and retails electricity to more than 47000 connections
We supply electricity to more than 100000 residents and approx 8000 businesses in regional towns and communities across WA
Horizon Powerrsquos focus is to create value for future generations and to make a difference to the lives of people in the communities we serve
In regional WA we have 38 networks comprised of 36 microgrids and 2 interconnected systems
We do not operate in the South-West Interconnected System
Our Ambition
Delivering energy solutions for regional growth and vibrant communities
Our Guiding Principles
Horizon Power is committed to providing opportunities to local and Aboriginal businesses in alignment with our Strategy We apply our guiding principles to everything we do the way we work and the way we engage
Horizon Power views local community engagement as an essential part of being a responsible corporate citizen
Community Involvement
Listening creating and delivering together
Cleaner Greener
Improving our shared environment
Preference towards local people good and services
Regions First
Positive impact on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islands customers suppliers employees and communities
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commitment
Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
Horizon Power implements the State Governmentrsquos WA Industry Participation Strategy and Aboriginal Procurement Policy and actively seeks to ensure suitable opportunities are provided to local and Aboriginal businesses
Local Industry
Horizon Power
Aboriginal Business
Procurement
Kimberley region
Horizon Power procures the following types of goods and services in the Kimberley region
1 Vegetation management near power lines and electrical infrastructure
2 Civil works such as trenching
3 Operations and maintenance services such as cleaning general gardening freight and building maintenance
4 Security services
5 The installation of Electrical Vehicle charging points in Broome
State Stimulus Projects
Procurement
Kimberley region
The State Stimulus Projects that may source procurement in the Kimberley region include
1 Battery Energy Storage System in Broome and Yungngora
2 Broome Experience Centre
3 Kimberley Street Lights Upgrade
4 Kununurra Depot Refurbishment
5 Derby Solar Battery and LED streetlights
6 Aboriginal Community Embedded Networks Regularised electricity to 13 communities
Horizon Power has been awarded $574m in WA State Government stimulus funding to deliver six projects
How you can supply to Horizon Power
How you can supply to us
Horizon Power accepts registrations of interest from local and Aboriginal businesses through our website
Horizon Power may source directly from a business negotiate with a restricted list of businesses or engage in a competitive open market procurement process
WEBSITE OPEN MARKET | DIRECT | NEGOTIATE The process and specific requirements for a procurement depends on the type scope and value of the procurement
How does Horizon Power find suppliers
Horizon Power will research businesses using
Horizon Powerrsquos Regional and Aboriginal Supplier Database
Supply Nation - httpssupplynationorgau
Aboriginal Business Directory WA (ABDWA) httpswwwabdwacomau
Industry Capability Network WA (ICNWA) httpsgatewayicnorgau
Chamber of Commerce
Google Search
Local Knowledge
Regional amp Aboriginal
Supplier Register
Visit httpshorizonpowercomau
SuppliersRegional and Aboriginal
Contractors amp Suppliers
Supplier Registration
Shortcut to access the Supplier page On your smartphone open your camera and focus over the code above A pop up link will open in your image to take you straight to the supplier page on our website
Where to find information on
Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
Competitive tenders may be advertised on one or more of the following (other suggestions are welcome)
Tenders WA httpswwwtenderswagovau
Local newspapers (Kimberley Echo Broome Advertiser etc)
Social media LinkedIn and Twitter (HorizonPower_WA)
Chamber of Commerce and Industry amp various economic development platforms
Supply Nation Indigenous Business Market Place
Vendor Panel Coming soon
Horizon Powerrsquos Procurement Pipeline and more information on our procurements httpshorizonpowercomaucontractors-suppliers
Registrations for Specific Scopes
If you would like your business to be considered as a potential respondent register your interestRegistering will give your business better visibility but it is not compulsory in order to be considered
For specific projects or pieces of work we may advertise them on our Procurement Pipeline and ask prospective suppliers to register
We may use this for the stimulus funding projects where suitable so keep an eye on our website
4 Steps tosuccess
We recommend that businesses
Register on the Horizon Power Local and Aboriginal Business Register
Review the Horizon Power website and keep an eye on our Procurement Pipeline as well as on advertising platforms mentioned earlier
Have a functional website that is up to date with your business and contact information and represents your business services well
Update profiles like ABDWA ICNWA or Supply Nation with current contact and capabilities
1
2
3
4
What to do if asked to bid
Contact Horizon Power if you have any queries on how to respond
Respond in a timely manner or let us know if you cannot and you may consider requesting an extension
If there are a set of specific questions make sure you have demonstrated your businessrsquo capability and understanding of that question
Provide supporting information to evidence you are the right business for the job
1
2
3
4
Our objectiveValue for Money
All procurement activities at Horizon Power will be assessed on this basis which takes into account
Non-cost factors such as community benefits health safety and environmental factors and supplier performance history and capability
Horizon Powerrsquos budget and
Available prices
We recommend local businesses consider the principle of best Value-for-Money when preparing quotations or proposals to Horizon Power
Horizon Powerrsquos procurement outcomes must achieve best Value-for-Money
If you need further information
Broome
broomehorizonpowercomau2 McDaniel Road Broome
Kununurra
kununurrahorizonpowercomauCnr Messmate Way amp Victoria HighwayKununurra
Website
httpshorizonpowercomau
Please contact your local office
Questions
Thank you
- Slide Number 1
- Industry Development Division
- WA Industry Participation Strategy (WAIPS)
- WAIPS 2020 updates
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- Local Capability Fund
- COVID-19 Local Capability Fund rounds for 202021
- Local Capability Fund Rounds for 202021
- Your feedback is key
- What can you do
- Thank you
- Simon MarwickLocal Content AdviserKimberley
- Local Content Role
- What do we do
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Slide Number 21
- Slide Number 22
- Agenda
- Overview of Main Roads WA Kimberley Region
- Slide Number 25
- Main Roads Western AustraliaKimberley Region
- Kimberley ndash Program Delivery
- Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
- Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
- Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
- Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
- Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
- State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
- Commonwealth Government
- MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
- Thankyou for your attendanceGeneral Questions
- Working with the Department of Finance
- Slide Number 42
- Slide Number 43
- Slide Number 44
- Slide Number 45
- Slide Number 46
- Slide Number 47
- Slide Number 48
- Slide Number 49
- Slide Number 50
- Slide Number 51
- Slide Number 52
- Slide Number 53
- Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry
- Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
- Slide Number 56
- About Horizon Power
- About Horizon Power
- Slide Number 59
- Slide Number 60
- Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
- ProcurementKimberley region
- State Stimulus ProjectsProcurementKimberley region
- How you can supply to Horizon Power
- Slide Number 65
- How does Horizon Power find suppliers
- Regional amp Aboriginal Supplier Register
- Where to find information on Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
- Registrations for Specific Scopes
- 4 Steps tosuccess
- What to do if asked to bid
- Our objectiveValue for Money
- If you need further information
- Slide Number 74
- Slide Number 75
-
Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
Contact
Simon Marwick
Kimberley Local Content Adviser
E| simonmarwickkdcwagovau
M| 0438 090 194
W| httpskdcwagovaulocal-content-officer
22
Kimberley Communications ForumLana Powellndash Customer Service Manager
23 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Agenda
bull Overview of Main Roads Kimberley Region bull Kimberley Contracting Opportunitiesbull Projectsbull Aboriginal Engagement Strategybull Questions
2424 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Overview of Main Roads WA Kimberley Region
25 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
2626 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Main Office ndash 20 Wodehouse Street Derby
bull Sub Office ndash 293 Messmate Way Kununurra
bull Project Office - 30 Frederick Street Broome
Main Roads Western AustraliaKimberley Region
2727 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Kimberley Program is delivered under Direct Contracting Model
bull Routine Maintenance ndash via Resources Contract- currently Maca Civil (ends January 2021)- new 5 year Contract to be awarded ndash 3 tenderers shortlisted
bull Small Projects and periodic maintenance works are directly managed and supervised by Kimberley Region utilising local sub ndash contractors under the plant panel contracts and minor contracts eg Gibb River Road upgrade GNH shoulder reconditioning
bull Some periodic maintenance works delivered by contracts managed by Kimberley Region eg sealing pavement repairs minor reconstruction verge mowing
bull Larger projects ndash major contracts typically managed by Infrastructure Delivery Directorate eg GNH reconstruction near Ord River
Kimberley ndash Program Delivery
2828 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
2929 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Direct Managed Road Works by RegionMajor Projects managed by Infrastructure Delivery Directorate Main Contractor Appointed - Main Roads Pre-Qualified
bull Plant Hire (Panel Contract in place)bull Sealing Contract ndash direct managed worksbull Labour Hire bull Traffic Managementbull Culvert installation bull Safety barriers installation bull Crushing contracts - gravel aggregate etcbull Materials supply ndash aggregates concrete products signs etcbull Accommodation supply ndash hotels motels mobile campsbull Fuel supply
Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
3030 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Routine Maintenance - Resources Contractor Appointed - long term contract
Sub-contracting opportunities
bull Periodic Maintenance Works- Verge Mowing ndash tenders advertised bi annually- Resealing - MRWA state wide panel contract- Pavement Repair Contract ndash advertised annually- Bridge Maintenance ndash MRWA state wide panel contract- Litter and Blackwater Collection (Rest Areas) ndash long term
contract to be advertised in 2020
Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
3131 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Business Support Services (labour hire)
bull Gardening ndash offices depots
bull Office cleaning
bull Large scale Building maintenance ndash offices depots houses (usually though BMW) For small scale building maintenance please provide us with your contact details
Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
3232 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
3333 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Gibb River Road (approx $85M pa)bull construct and seal sections in east and west
Broome Cape Leveque Project ($656M)bull commenced 2018 completion 2020bull construct and seal 90km
Great Northern Highway Safety improvements ($12M)bull shoulder sealing various sections 110 km
Projects
3434 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Great Northern Highway Upgrade ndash Broome to Derby - $259M- Deep Creek Section 2021 - reconstruction- Logue River Section 2022 - reconstruction
bull Duncan Road Gordon Downs Road Upgrade - $51M- In partnership with the Shire of Halls Creek- Upgrade various sections ndash 2019 to 2022
bull Tanami Road Construct and Seal - $4275M- Commencement planned 2021- In partnership with the Shire of Halls Creek
Projects
3535 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Great Northern Highway Upgrade - Ord North ($9814M)
Reconstruct highway ndash upgrade 2 single lane bridges
- Commenced 2019 completion 2021 and 2022
- Design and Construct Contract awarded to WHBO
- Managed by Infrastructure Delivery Directorate
Projects
3636 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
3737 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Provides a Framework for the State Government Investment in Aboriginal Participation
bull Allows Agencies to negotiate directly with a ldquoRegistered Aboriginal Businessrdquo for supply of goods and services
State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
3838 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Framework to maximise Indigenous employment and business opportunities in Northern Australia
bull Aim to provide tangible economic and social benefits for local Indigenous people living in surrounding communities ndash ldquoLocal Firstrdquo
bull Sets Indigenous Participation Targets based on Regional Populations- Kimberley Region 40 Aboriginal Population
Commonwealth Government
3939 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Identify suitable services where Aboriginal Organisations and Businesses can participate directly eg
- Employment Contracts ndash provision of labour and resources- Traffic Management- Culvert Installation
bull Contracts - Includes criteria for Aboriginal employment and training
- Plant Panel Contract includes preferences for local and Aboriginal business and operators
- Major Contracts require Aboriginal Participation Plans Include Price Preferences and Performance Initiative Payments
MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
4040 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Thankyou for your attendance
General Questions
Working with the Department of Finance
Rowan Acton
August 2020
Director Regional Operations
Introduction to Department of Finance
Buy Local 2020 Implementation
bull The Department of Finance has already implementedchange to works procurement processes to meet therequirements of Buy Local 2020
bull These changes will be formalised in the DepartmentrsquosImplementation Plan which will be signed off imminently
bull As part of the Departmentrsquos COVID-19 response wehave increased the upper threshold for RegionalContent to be applied at 5 of the total value of theclaimed regional content to a maximum of $500000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description
Expected Tender Release
Budget (Indicative)
Department of Health Fitzroy Crossing Renal Clinic Stage 2 4th Qtr 2020 $2596000
Department of Education Broome Primary School ndash Fire Remediation and Administration Building
1st Qtr 2020 $8335000
Department of Training and Workforce Development
Broome Hospitality and Student Services Centre 2nd Qtr 2021 $10000000
Department of Education Wyndham District High School - Rebuild Early Childhood Education Centre
3rd Qtr 2021 $3000000
Department of Training and Workforce Development
Kununurra Health and Hospitality Trade Training Centre
2nd Qtr 2021 $6000000
WA Recovery Plan
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
WACHS-Kimberley Old Granada Building Demolition Derby $ 242000
WACHS-Kimberley Hospital Roofing Replacement Derby $ 220000
WACHS-Kimberley Mental Health Inpatient Unit - Wall Height Extension Broome $ 242000
WACHS-Kimberley Extend Infusion Room for Telechemo Broome $ 137500
Department of Education Swale Upgrade - Broome SHS Broome $ 250000
Department of Education Chaplaincy Transportable replacement Derby $ 47000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh and Structural repairs Looma $ 111000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh Wananami $ 113000
Department of Education Structural Repairs Muludja $ 75000
Department of Education Fencing Fitzroy Valley $ 150000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
DFES Shade Structure and fencing Fitzroy $ 80000
Department of Justice Office Refit Broome $ 100000
Department of Justice Courthouse - Toilets and Footpaths Derby $ 35000
Main Roads Solar Panels Derby $ 250000
WACHS-Kimberley Morgue Upgrade Derby $ 440000
WACHS-Kimberley Birthing Suites Upgrage Broome $ 550000
WACHS-Kimberley Triage Redesign Fitzroy Crossing $ 330000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Balgo $ 300000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Bidyadanga $ 500000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Derby $ 1500000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Looma $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Dampier Pennsular $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Bidyadanga $ 1500000
Department of Education Derby DHS - Structural works and Classroom Refresh Derby $ 400000
Department of Education Broome Primary School - Fire Remediation Broome TBD
Department of Education Classroom Refresh and structural repairs Wankgatjungka $ 260000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh Bayulu $ 260000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Looma $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Dampier Pennsular $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Bidyadanga $ 1500000
Advertising Subcontracting Opportunities
Want to work with Finance
Interested in maintenance
and minor works
Look into becoming prequalified under Financersquos Builders Prequalification Scheme
Register on Tenders WA
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Interested in works-related consultancies
Interested in minor and
capital works
Interested in being a
subcontractor on a large project
Contact the works panel management team on 6551 1787 or BMWProcurementServicesfinancewagovau
Register on Tenders WA for opportunities that might become available outside existing panels
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Register for the lsquoService Alliance 2012rsquo (SA12) arrangement that Finance uses for regional works contracts valued at less than $250000
Register on Tenders WA for opportunities that might become available outside SA12
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Keep an eye on Tenders WA and the local paper for opportunities
Promote yourself to potential head contractors
Interested in supplying goods and services
Keep an eye on Tenders WA
Investing in the Kimberley
Aboriginal Procurement Policybull 2020-21 FY Target is 3bull Capability building servicesbull Policy review and recommendations for new term
bull Aboriginal business consultation process Via Noongar Chamber of Commerce and Industry
bull ContactDepartment of Finance ndash Social Procurement Team
spifinancewagovau 6551 2475
Assistance for Aboriginal businesses
bull Capability building programs to be delivered to Aboriginalbusinesses and not-for-profit organisations across theState
bull Morrgul is the provider for the Great Southern and SouthWest regions
bull Provides Aboriginal business capability building contractservices including workshops and one-on-one mentoringsessions
ContactsKudzi Chigwanda Regional Manager ndash Northern Region
9194 9711 KudziChigwandafinancewagovau
Broome office (works)Woodyrsquos Arcade 15 Dampier Terrace
Gemma Bennett Senior Project Manager9194 9719 GemmaBennettfinancewagovau
wwwfinancewagovau
Kununurra office (works)Corner Messmate and Konkerberry Drive
Rod Chinnery Senior Project Office9166 7201 rodneychinneryfinancewagovau
Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry18th August Broome 19th August Derby
Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
I would like to show my respect and acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the Land
ndash the Nyikina people ndashtheir Elders past present and emerging on which this
meeting takes place
About Horizon Power
About Horizon Power
Horizon Power is a Government Trading Enterprise which generates distributes and retails electricity to more than 47000 connections
We supply electricity to more than 100000 residents and approx 8000 businesses in regional towns and communities across WA
Horizon Powerrsquos focus is to create value for future generations and to make a difference to the lives of people in the communities we serve
In regional WA we have 38 networks comprised of 36 microgrids and 2 interconnected systems
We do not operate in the South-West Interconnected System
Our Ambition
Delivering energy solutions for regional growth and vibrant communities
Our Guiding Principles
Horizon Power is committed to providing opportunities to local and Aboriginal businesses in alignment with our Strategy We apply our guiding principles to everything we do the way we work and the way we engage
Horizon Power views local community engagement as an essential part of being a responsible corporate citizen
Community Involvement
Listening creating and delivering together
Cleaner Greener
Improving our shared environment
Preference towards local people good and services
Regions First
Positive impact on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islands customers suppliers employees and communities
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commitment
Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
Horizon Power implements the State Governmentrsquos WA Industry Participation Strategy and Aboriginal Procurement Policy and actively seeks to ensure suitable opportunities are provided to local and Aboriginal businesses
Local Industry
Horizon Power
Aboriginal Business
Procurement
Kimberley region
Horizon Power procures the following types of goods and services in the Kimberley region
1 Vegetation management near power lines and electrical infrastructure
2 Civil works such as trenching
3 Operations and maintenance services such as cleaning general gardening freight and building maintenance
4 Security services
5 The installation of Electrical Vehicle charging points in Broome
State Stimulus Projects
Procurement
Kimberley region
The State Stimulus Projects that may source procurement in the Kimberley region include
1 Battery Energy Storage System in Broome and Yungngora
2 Broome Experience Centre
3 Kimberley Street Lights Upgrade
4 Kununurra Depot Refurbishment
5 Derby Solar Battery and LED streetlights
6 Aboriginal Community Embedded Networks Regularised electricity to 13 communities
Horizon Power has been awarded $574m in WA State Government stimulus funding to deliver six projects
How you can supply to Horizon Power
How you can supply to us
Horizon Power accepts registrations of interest from local and Aboriginal businesses through our website
Horizon Power may source directly from a business negotiate with a restricted list of businesses or engage in a competitive open market procurement process
WEBSITE OPEN MARKET | DIRECT | NEGOTIATE The process and specific requirements for a procurement depends on the type scope and value of the procurement
How does Horizon Power find suppliers
Horizon Power will research businesses using
Horizon Powerrsquos Regional and Aboriginal Supplier Database
Supply Nation - httpssupplynationorgau
Aboriginal Business Directory WA (ABDWA) httpswwwabdwacomau
Industry Capability Network WA (ICNWA) httpsgatewayicnorgau
Chamber of Commerce
Google Search
Local Knowledge
Regional amp Aboriginal
Supplier Register
Visit httpshorizonpowercomau
SuppliersRegional and Aboriginal
Contractors amp Suppliers
Supplier Registration
Shortcut to access the Supplier page On your smartphone open your camera and focus over the code above A pop up link will open in your image to take you straight to the supplier page on our website
Where to find information on
Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
Competitive tenders may be advertised on one or more of the following (other suggestions are welcome)
Tenders WA httpswwwtenderswagovau
Local newspapers (Kimberley Echo Broome Advertiser etc)
Social media LinkedIn and Twitter (HorizonPower_WA)
Chamber of Commerce and Industry amp various economic development platforms
Supply Nation Indigenous Business Market Place
Vendor Panel Coming soon
Horizon Powerrsquos Procurement Pipeline and more information on our procurements httpshorizonpowercomaucontractors-suppliers
Registrations for Specific Scopes
If you would like your business to be considered as a potential respondent register your interestRegistering will give your business better visibility but it is not compulsory in order to be considered
For specific projects or pieces of work we may advertise them on our Procurement Pipeline and ask prospective suppliers to register
We may use this for the stimulus funding projects where suitable so keep an eye on our website
4 Steps tosuccess
We recommend that businesses
Register on the Horizon Power Local and Aboriginal Business Register
Review the Horizon Power website and keep an eye on our Procurement Pipeline as well as on advertising platforms mentioned earlier
Have a functional website that is up to date with your business and contact information and represents your business services well
Update profiles like ABDWA ICNWA or Supply Nation with current contact and capabilities
1
2
3
4
What to do if asked to bid
Contact Horizon Power if you have any queries on how to respond
Respond in a timely manner or let us know if you cannot and you may consider requesting an extension
If there are a set of specific questions make sure you have demonstrated your businessrsquo capability and understanding of that question
Provide supporting information to evidence you are the right business for the job
1
2
3
4
Our objectiveValue for Money
All procurement activities at Horizon Power will be assessed on this basis which takes into account
Non-cost factors such as community benefits health safety and environmental factors and supplier performance history and capability
Horizon Powerrsquos budget and
Available prices
We recommend local businesses consider the principle of best Value-for-Money when preparing quotations or proposals to Horizon Power
Horizon Powerrsquos procurement outcomes must achieve best Value-for-Money
If you need further information
Broome
broomehorizonpowercomau2 McDaniel Road Broome
Kununurra
kununurrahorizonpowercomauCnr Messmate Way amp Victoria HighwayKununurra
Website
httpshorizonpowercomau
Please contact your local office
Questions
Thank you
- Slide Number 1
- Industry Development Division
- WA Industry Participation Strategy (WAIPS)
- WAIPS 2020 updates
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- Local Capability Fund
- COVID-19 Local Capability Fund rounds for 202021
- Local Capability Fund Rounds for 202021
- Your feedback is key
- What can you do
- Thank you
- Simon MarwickLocal Content AdviserKimberley
- Local Content Role
- What do we do
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Slide Number 21
- Slide Number 22
- Agenda
- Overview of Main Roads WA Kimberley Region
- Slide Number 25
- Main Roads Western AustraliaKimberley Region
- Kimberley ndash Program Delivery
- Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
- Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
- Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
- Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
- Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
- State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
- Commonwealth Government
- MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
- Thankyou for your attendanceGeneral Questions
- Working with the Department of Finance
- Slide Number 42
- Slide Number 43
- Slide Number 44
- Slide Number 45
- Slide Number 46
- Slide Number 47
- Slide Number 48
- Slide Number 49
- Slide Number 50
- Slide Number 51
- Slide Number 52
- Slide Number 53
- Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry
- Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
- Slide Number 56
- About Horizon Power
- About Horizon Power
- Slide Number 59
- Slide Number 60
- Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
- ProcurementKimberley region
- State Stimulus ProjectsProcurementKimberley region
- How you can supply to Horizon Power
- Slide Number 65
- How does Horizon Power find suppliers
- Regional amp Aboriginal Supplier Register
- Where to find information on Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
- Registrations for Specific Scopes
- 4 Steps tosuccess
- What to do if asked to bid
- Our objectiveValue for Money
- If you need further information
- Slide Number 74
- Slide Number 75
-
Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
Contact
Simon Marwick
Kimberley Local Content Adviser
E| simonmarwickkdcwagovau
M| 0438 090 194
W| httpskdcwagovaulocal-content-officer
22
Kimberley Communications ForumLana Powellndash Customer Service Manager
23 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Agenda
bull Overview of Main Roads Kimberley Region bull Kimberley Contracting Opportunitiesbull Projectsbull Aboriginal Engagement Strategybull Questions
2424 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Overview of Main Roads WA Kimberley Region
25 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
2626 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Main Office ndash 20 Wodehouse Street Derby
bull Sub Office ndash 293 Messmate Way Kununurra
bull Project Office - 30 Frederick Street Broome
Main Roads Western AustraliaKimberley Region
2727 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Kimberley Program is delivered under Direct Contracting Model
bull Routine Maintenance ndash via Resources Contract- currently Maca Civil (ends January 2021)- new 5 year Contract to be awarded ndash 3 tenderers shortlisted
bull Small Projects and periodic maintenance works are directly managed and supervised by Kimberley Region utilising local sub ndash contractors under the plant panel contracts and minor contracts eg Gibb River Road upgrade GNH shoulder reconditioning
bull Some periodic maintenance works delivered by contracts managed by Kimberley Region eg sealing pavement repairs minor reconstruction verge mowing
bull Larger projects ndash major contracts typically managed by Infrastructure Delivery Directorate eg GNH reconstruction near Ord River
Kimberley ndash Program Delivery
2828 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
2929 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Direct Managed Road Works by RegionMajor Projects managed by Infrastructure Delivery Directorate Main Contractor Appointed - Main Roads Pre-Qualified
bull Plant Hire (Panel Contract in place)bull Sealing Contract ndash direct managed worksbull Labour Hire bull Traffic Managementbull Culvert installation bull Safety barriers installation bull Crushing contracts - gravel aggregate etcbull Materials supply ndash aggregates concrete products signs etcbull Accommodation supply ndash hotels motels mobile campsbull Fuel supply
Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
3030 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Routine Maintenance - Resources Contractor Appointed - long term contract
Sub-contracting opportunities
bull Periodic Maintenance Works- Verge Mowing ndash tenders advertised bi annually- Resealing - MRWA state wide panel contract- Pavement Repair Contract ndash advertised annually- Bridge Maintenance ndash MRWA state wide panel contract- Litter and Blackwater Collection (Rest Areas) ndash long term
contract to be advertised in 2020
Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
3131 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Business Support Services (labour hire)
bull Gardening ndash offices depots
bull Office cleaning
bull Large scale Building maintenance ndash offices depots houses (usually though BMW) For small scale building maintenance please provide us with your contact details
Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
3232 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
3333 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Gibb River Road (approx $85M pa)bull construct and seal sections in east and west
Broome Cape Leveque Project ($656M)bull commenced 2018 completion 2020bull construct and seal 90km
Great Northern Highway Safety improvements ($12M)bull shoulder sealing various sections 110 km
Projects
3434 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Great Northern Highway Upgrade ndash Broome to Derby - $259M- Deep Creek Section 2021 - reconstruction- Logue River Section 2022 - reconstruction
bull Duncan Road Gordon Downs Road Upgrade - $51M- In partnership with the Shire of Halls Creek- Upgrade various sections ndash 2019 to 2022
bull Tanami Road Construct and Seal - $4275M- Commencement planned 2021- In partnership with the Shire of Halls Creek
Projects
3535 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Great Northern Highway Upgrade - Ord North ($9814M)
Reconstruct highway ndash upgrade 2 single lane bridges
- Commenced 2019 completion 2021 and 2022
- Design and Construct Contract awarded to WHBO
- Managed by Infrastructure Delivery Directorate
Projects
3636 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
3737 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Provides a Framework for the State Government Investment in Aboriginal Participation
bull Allows Agencies to negotiate directly with a ldquoRegistered Aboriginal Businessrdquo for supply of goods and services
State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
3838 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Framework to maximise Indigenous employment and business opportunities in Northern Australia
bull Aim to provide tangible economic and social benefits for local Indigenous people living in surrounding communities ndash ldquoLocal Firstrdquo
bull Sets Indigenous Participation Targets based on Regional Populations- Kimberley Region 40 Aboriginal Population
Commonwealth Government
3939 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Identify suitable services where Aboriginal Organisations and Businesses can participate directly eg
- Employment Contracts ndash provision of labour and resources- Traffic Management- Culvert Installation
bull Contracts - Includes criteria for Aboriginal employment and training
- Plant Panel Contract includes preferences for local and Aboriginal business and operators
- Major Contracts require Aboriginal Participation Plans Include Price Preferences and Performance Initiative Payments
MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
4040 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Thankyou for your attendance
General Questions
Working with the Department of Finance
Rowan Acton
August 2020
Director Regional Operations
Introduction to Department of Finance
Buy Local 2020 Implementation
bull The Department of Finance has already implementedchange to works procurement processes to meet therequirements of Buy Local 2020
bull These changes will be formalised in the DepartmentrsquosImplementation Plan which will be signed off imminently
bull As part of the Departmentrsquos COVID-19 response wehave increased the upper threshold for RegionalContent to be applied at 5 of the total value of theclaimed regional content to a maximum of $500000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description
Expected Tender Release
Budget (Indicative)
Department of Health Fitzroy Crossing Renal Clinic Stage 2 4th Qtr 2020 $2596000
Department of Education Broome Primary School ndash Fire Remediation and Administration Building
1st Qtr 2020 $8335000
Department of Training and Workforce Development
Broome Hospitality and Student Services Centre 2nd Qtr 2021 $10000000
Department of Education Wyndham District High School - Rebuild Early Childhood Education Centre
3rd Qtr 2021 $3000000
Department of Training and Workforce Development
Kununurra Health and Hospitality Trade Training Centre
2nd Qtr 2021 $6000000
WA Recovery Plan
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
WACHS-Kimberley Old Granada Building Demolition Derby $ 242000
WACHS-Kimberley Hospital Roofing Replacement Derby $ 220000
WACHS-Kimberley Mental Health Inpatient Unit - Wall Height Extension Broome $ 242000
WACHS-Kimberley Extend Infusion Room for Telechemo Broome $ 137500
Department of Education Swale Upgrade - Broome SHS Broome $ 250000
Department of Education Chaplaincy Transportable replacement Derby $ 47000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh and Structural repairs Looma $ 111000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh Wananami $ 113000
Department of Education Structural Repairs Muludja $ 75000
Department of Education Fencing Fitzroy Valley $ 150000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
DFES Shade Structure and fencing Fitzroy $ 80000
Department of Justice Office Refit Broome $ 100000
Department of Justice Courthouse - Toilets and Footpaths Derby $ 35000
Main Roads Solar Panels Derby $ 250000
WACHS-Kimberley Morgue Upgrade Derby $ 440000
WACHS-Kimberley Birthing Suites Upgrage Broome $ 550000
WACHS-Kimberley Triage Redesign Fitzroy Crossing $ 330000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Balgo $ 300000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Bidyadanga $ 500000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Derby $ 1500000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Looma $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Dampier Pennsular $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Bidyadanga $ 1500000
Department of Education Derby DHS - Structural works and Classroom Refresh Derby $ 400000
Department of Education Broome Primary School - Fire Remediation Broome TBD
Department of Education Classroom Refresh and structural repairs Wankgatjungka $ 260000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh Bayulu $ 260000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Looma $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Dampier Pennsular $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Bidyadanga $ 1500000
Advertising Subcontracting Opportunities
Want to work with Finance
Interested in maintenance
and minor works
Look into becoming prequalified under Financersquos Builders Prequalification Scheme
Register on Tenders WA
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Interested in works-related consultancies
Interested in minor and
capital works
Interested in being a
subcontractor on a large project
Contact the works panel management team on 6551 1787 or BMWProcurementServicesfinancewagovau
Register on Tenders WA for opportunities that might become available outside existing panels
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Register for the lsquoService Alliance 2012rsquo (SA12) arrangement that Finance uses for regional works contracts valued at less than $250000
Register on Tenders WA for opportunities that might become available outside SA12
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Keep an eye on Tenders WA and the local paper for opportunities
Promote yourself to potential head contractors
Interested in supplying goods and services
Keep an eye on Tenders WA
Investing in the Kimberley
Aboriginal Procurement Policybull 2020-21 FY Target is 3bull Capability building servicesbull Policy review and recommendations for new term
bull Aboriginal business consultation process Via Noongar Chamber of Commerce and Industry
bull ContactDepartment of Finance ndash Social Procurement Team
spifinancewagovau 6551 2475
Assistance for Aboriginal businesses
bull Capability building programs to be delivered to Aboriginalbusinesses and not-for-profit organisations across theState
bull Morrgul is the provider for the Great Southern and SouthWest regions
bull Provides Aboriginal business capability building contractservices including workshops and one-on-one mentoringsessions
ContactsKudzi Chigwanda Regional Manager ndash Northern Region
9194 9711 KudziChigwandafinancewagovau
Broome office (works)Woodyrsquos Arcade 15 Dampier Terrace
Gemma Bennett Senior Project Manager9194 9719 GemmaBennettfinancewagovau
wwwfinancewagovau
Kununurra office (works)Corner Messmate and Konkerberry Drive
Rod Chinnery Senior Project Office9166 7201 rodneychinneryfinancewagovau
Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry18th August Broome 19th August Derby
Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
I would like to show my respect and acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the Land
ndash the Nyikina people ndashtheir Elders past present and emerging on which this
meeting takes place
About Horizon Power
About Horizon Power
Horizon Power is a Government Trading Enterprise which generates distributes and retails electricity to more than 47000 connections
We supply electricity to more than 100000 residents and approx 8000 businesses in regional towns and communities across WA
Horizon Powerrsquos focus is to create value for future generations and to make a difference to the lives of people in the communities we serve
In regional WA we have 38 networks comprised of 36 microgrids and 2 interconnected systems
We do not operate in the South-West Interconnected System
Our Ambition
Delivering energy solutions for regional growth and vibrant communities
Our Guiding Principles
Horizon Power is committed to providing opportunities to local and Aboriginal businesses in alignment with our Strategy We apply our guiding principles to everything we do the way we work and the way we engage
Horizon Power views local community engagement as an essential part of being a responsible corporate citizen
Community Involvement
Listening creating and delivering together
Cleaner Greener
Improving our shared environment
Preference towards local people good and services
Regions First
Positive impact on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islands customers suppliers employees and communities
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commitment
Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
Horizon Power implements the State Governmentrsquos WA Industry Participation Strategy and Aboriginal Procurement Policy and actively seeks to ensure suitable opportunities are provided to local and Aboriginal businesses
Local Industry
Horizon Power
Aboriginal Business
Procurement
Kimberley region
Horizon Power procures the following types of goods and services in the Kimberley region
1 Vegetation management near power lines and electrical infrastructure
2 Civil works such as trenching
3 Operations and maintenance services such as cleaning general gardening freight and building maintenance
4 Security services
5 The installation of Electrical Vehicle charging points in Broome
State Stimulus Projects
Procurement
Kimberley region
The State Stimulus Projects that may source procurement in the Kimberley region include
1 Battery Energy Storage System in Broome and Yungngora
2 Broome Experience Centre
3 Kimberley Street Lights Upgrade
4 Kununurra Depot Refurbishment
5 Derby Solar Battery and LED streetlights
6 Aboriginal Community Embedded Networks Regularised electricity to 13 communities
Horizon Power has been awarded $574m in WA State Government stimulus funding to deliver six projects
How you can supply to Horizon Power
How you can supply to us
Horizon Power accepts registrations of interest from local and Aboriginal businesses through our website
Horizon Power may source directly from a business negotiate with a restricted list of businesses or engage in a competitive open market procurement process
WEBSITE OPEN MARKET | DIRECT | NEGOTIATE The process and specific requirements for a procurement depends on the type scope and value of the procurement
How does Horizon Power find suppliers
Horizon Power will research businesses using
Horizon Powerrsquos Regional and Aboriginal Supplier Database
Supply Nation - httpssupplynationorgau
Aboriginal Business Directory WA (ABDWA) httpswwwabdwacomau
Industry Capability Network WA (ICNWA) httpsgatewayicnorgau
Chamber of Commerce
Google Search
Local Knowledge
Regional amp Aboriginal
Supplier Register
Visit httpshorizonpowercomau
SuppliersRegional and Aboriginal
Contractors amp Suppliers
Supplier Registration
Shortcut to access the Supplier page On your smartphone open your camera and focus over the code above A pop up link will open in your image to take you straight to the supplier page on our website
Where to find information on
Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
Competitive tenders may be advertised on one or more of the following (other suggestions are welcome)
Tenders WA httpswwwtenderswagovau
Local newspapers (Kimberley Echo Broome Advertiser etc)
Social media LinkedIn and Twitter (HorizonPower_WA)
Chamber of Commerce and Industry amp various economic development platforms
Supply Nation Indigenous Business Market Place
Vendor Panel Coming soon
Horizon Powerrsquos Procurement Pipeline and more information on our procurements httpshorizonpowercomaucontractors-suppliers
Registrations for Specific Scopes
If you would like your business to be considered as a potential respondent register your interestRegistering will give your business better visibility but it is not compulsory in order to be considered
For specific projects or pieces of work we may advertise them on our Procurement Pipeline and ask prospective suppliers to register
We may use this for the stimulus funding projects where suitable so keep an eye on our website
4 Steps tosuccess
We recommend that businesses
Register on the Horizon Power Local and Aboriginal Business Register
Review the Horizon Power website and keep an eye on our Procurement Pipeline as well as on advertising platforms mentioned earlier
Have a functional website that is up to date with your business and contact information and represents your business services well
Update profiles like ABDWA ICNWA or Supply Nation with current contact and capabilities
1
2
3
4
What to do if asked to bid
Contact Horizon Power if you have any queries on how to respond
Respond in a timely manner or let us know if you cannot and you may consider requesting an extension
If there are a set of specific questions make sure you have demonstrated your businessrsquo capability and understanding of that question
Provide supporting information to evidence you are the right business for the job
1
2
3
4
Our objectiveValue for Money
All procurement activities at Horizon Power will be assessed on this basis which takes into account
Non-cost factors such as community benefits health safety and environmental factors and supplier performance history and capability
Horizon Powerrsquos budget and
Available prices
We recommend local businesses consider the principle of best Value-for-Money when preparing quotations or proposals to Horizon Power
Horizon Powerrsquos procurement outcomes must achieve best Value-for-Money
If you need further information
Broome
broomehorizonpowercomau2 McDaniel Road Broome
Kununurra
kununurrahorizonpowercomauCnr Messmate Way amp Victoria HighwayKununurra
Website
httpshorizonpowercomau
Please contact your local office
Questions
Thank you
- Slide Number 1
- Industry Development Division
- WA Industry Participation Strategy (WAIPS)
- WAIPS 2020 updates
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- Local Capability Fund
- COVID-19 Local Capability Fund rounds for 202021
- Local Capability Fund Rounds for 202021
- Your feedback is key
- What can you do
- Thank you
- Simon MarwickLocal Content AdviserKimberley
- Local Content Role
- What do we do
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Slide Number 21
- Slide Number 22
- Agenda
- Overview of Main Roads WA Kimberley Region
- Slide Number 25
- Main Roads Western AustraliaKimberley Region
- Kimberley ndash Program Delivery
- Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
- Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
- Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
- Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
- Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
- State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
- Commonwealth Government
- MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
- Thankyou for your attendanceGeneral Questions
- Working with the Department of Finance
- Slide Number 42
- Slide Number 43
- Slide Number 44
- Slide Number 45
- Slide Number 46
- Slide Number 47
- Slide Number 48
- Slide Number 49
- Slide Number 50
- Slide Number 51
- Slide Number 52
- Slide Number 53
- Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry
- Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
- Slide Number 56
- About Horizon Power
- About Horizon Power
- Slide Number 59
- Slide Number 60
- Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
- ProcurementKimberley region
- State Stimulus ProjectsProcurementKimberley region
- How you can supply to Horizon Power
- Slide Number 65
- How does Horizon Power find suppliers
- Regional amp Aboriginal Supplier Register
- Where to find information on Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
- Registrations for Specific Scopes
- 4 Steps tosuccess
- What to do if asked to bid
- Our objectiveValue for Money
- If you need further information
- Slide Number 74
- Slide Number 75
-
Contact
Simon Marwick
Kimberley Local Content Adviser
E| simonmarwickkdcwagovau
M| 0438 090 194
W| httpskdcwagovaulocal-content-officer
22
Kimberley Communications ForumLana Powellndash Customer Service Manager
23 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Agenda
bull Overview of Main Roads Kimberley Region bull Kimberley Contracting Opportunitiesbull Projectsbull Aboriginal Engagement Strategybull Questions
2424 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Overview of Main Roads WA Kimberley Region
25 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
2626 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Main Office ndash 20 Wodehouse Street Derby
bull Sub Office ndash 293 Messmate Way Kununurra
bull Project Office - 30 Frederick Street Broome
Main Roads Western AustraliaKimberley Region
2727 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Kimberley Program is delivered under Direct Contracting Model
bull Routine Maintenance ndash via Resources Contract- currently Maca Civil (ends January 2021)- new 5 year Contract to be awarded ndash 3 tenderers shortlisted
bull Small Projects and periodic maintenance works are directly managed and supervised by Kimberley Region utilising local sub ndash contractors under the plant panel contracts and minor contracts eg Gibb River Road upgrade GNH shoulder reconditioning
bull Some periodic maintenance works delivered by contracts managed by Kimberley Region eg sealing pavement repairs minor reconstruction verge mowing
bull Larger projects ndash major contracts typically managed by Infrastructure Delivery Directorate eg GNH reconstruction near Ord River
Kimberley ndash Program Delivery
2828 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
2929 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Direct Managed Road Works by RegionMajor Projects managed by Infrastructure Delivery Directorate Main Contractor Appointed - Main Roads Pre-Qualified
bull Plant Hire (Panel Contract in place)bull Sealing Contract ndash direct managed worksbull Labour Hire bull Traffic Managementbull Culvert installation bull Safety barriers installation bull Crushing contracts - gravel aggregate etcbull Materials supply ndash aggregates concrete products signs etcbull Accommodation supply ndash hotels motels mobile campsbull Fuel supply
Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
3030 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Routine Maintenance - Resources Contractor Appointed - long term contract
Sub-contracting opportunities
bull Periodic Maintenance Works- Verge Mowing ndash tenders advertised bi annually- Resealing - MRWA state wide panel contract- Pavement Repair Contract ndash advertised annually- Bridge Maintenance ndash MRWA state wide panel contract- Litter and Blackwater Collection (Rest Areas) ndash long term
contract to be advertised in 2020
Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
3131 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Business Support Services (labour hire)
bull Gardening ndash offices depots
bull Office cleaning
bull Large scale Building maintenance ndash offices depots houses (usually though BMW) For small scale building maintenance please provide us with your contact details
Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
3232 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
3333 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Gibb River Road (approx $85M pa)bull construct and seal sections in east and west
Broome Cape Leveque Project ($656M)bull commenced 2018 completion 2020bull construct and seal 90km
Great Northern Highway Safety improvements ($12M)bull shoulder sealing various sections 110 km
Projects
3434 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Great Northern Highway Upgrade ndash Broome to Derby - $259M- Deep Creek Section 2021 - reconstruction- Logue River Section 2022 - reconstruction
bull Duncan Road Gordon Downs Road Upgrade - $51M- In partnership with the Shire of Halls Creek- Upgrade various sections ndash 2019 to 2022
bull Tanami Road Construct and Seal - $4275M- Commencement planned 2021- In partnership with the Shire of Halls Creek
Projects
3535 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Great Northern Highway Upgrade - Ord North ($9814M)
Reconstruct highway ndash upgrade 2 single lane bridges
- Commenced 2019 completion 2021 and 2022
- Design and Construct Contract awarded to WHBO
- Managed by Infrastructure Delivery Directorate
Projects
3636 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
3737 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Provides a Framework for the State Government Investment in Aboriginal Participation
bull Allows Agencies to negotiate directly with a ldquoRegistered Aboriginal Businessrdquo for supply of goods and services
State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
3838 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Framework to maximise Indigenous employment and business opportunities in Northern Australia
bull Aim to provide tangible economic and social benefits for local Indigenous people living in surrounding communities ndash ldquoLocal Firstrdquo
bull Sets Indigenous Participation Targets based on Regional Populations- Kimberley Region 40 Aboriginal Population
Commonwealth Government
3939 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Identify suitable services where Aboriginal Organisations and Businesses can participate directly eg
- Employment Contracts ndash provision of labour and resources- Traffic Management- Culvert Installation
bull Contracts - Includes criteria for Aboriginal employment and training
- Plant Panel Contract includes preferences for local and Aboriginal business and operators
- Major Contracts require Aboriginal Participation Plans Include Price Preferences and Performance Initiative Payments
MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
4040 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Thankyou for your attendance
General Questions
Working with the Department of Finance
Rowan Acton
August 2020
Director Regional Operations
Introduction to Department of Finance
Buy Local 2020 Implementation
bull The Department of Finance has already implementedchange to works procurement processes to meet therequirements of Buy Local 2020
bull These changes will be formalised in the DepartmentrsquosImplementation Plan which will be signed off imminently
bull As part of the Departmentrsquos COVID-19 response wehave increased the upper threshold for RegionalContent to be applied at 5 of the total value of theclaimed regional content to a maximum of $500000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description
Expected Tender Release
Budget (Indicative)
Department of Health Fitzroy Crossing Renal Clinic Stage 2 4th Qtr 2020 $2596000
Department of Education Broome Primary School ndash Fire Remediation and Administration Building
1st Qtr 2020 $8335000
Department of Training and Workforce Development
Broome Hospitality and Student Services Centre 2nd Qtr 2021 $10000000
Department of Education Wyndham District High School - Rebuild Early Childhood Education Centre
3rd Qtr 2021 $3000000
Department of Training and Workforce Development
Kununurra Health and Hospitality Trade Training Centre
2nd Qtr 2021 $6000000
WA Recovery Plan
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
WACHS-Kimberley Old Granada Building Demolition Derby $ 242000
WACHS-Kimberley Hospital Roofing Replacement Derby $ 220000
WACHS-Kimberley Mental Health Inpatient Unit - Wall Height Extension Broome $ 242000
WACHS-Kimberley Extend Infusion Room for Telechemo Broome $ 137500
Department of Education Swale Upgrade - Broome SHS Broome $ 250000
Department of Education Chaplaincy Transportable replacement Derby $ 47000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh and Structural repairs Looma $ 111000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh Wananami $ 113000
Department of Education Structural Repairs Muludja $ 75000
Department of Education Fencing Fitzroy Valley $ 150000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
DFES Shade Structure and fencing Fitzroy $ 80000
Department of Justice Office Refit Broome $ 100000
Department of Justice Courthouse - Toilets and Footpaths Derby $ 35000
Main Roads Solar Panels Derby $ 250000
WACHS-Kimberley Morgue Upgrade Derby $ 440000
WACHS-Kimberley Birthing Suites Upgrage Broome $ 550000
WACHS-Kimberley Triage Redesign Fitzroy Crossing $ 330000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Balgo $ 300000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Bidyadanga $ 500000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Derby $ 1500000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Looma $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Dampier Pennsular $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Bidyadanga $ 1500000
Department of Education Derby DHS - Structural works and Classroom Refresh Derby $ 400000
Department of Education Broome Primary School - Fire Remediation Broome TBD
Department of Education Classroom Refresh and structural repairs Wankgatjungka $ 260000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh Bayulu $ 260000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Looma $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Dampier Pennsular $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Bidyadanga $ 1500000
Advertising Subcontracting Opportunities
Want to work with Finance
Interested in maintenance
and minor works
Look into becoming prequalified under Financersquos Builders Prequalification Scheme
Register on Tenders WA
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Interested in works-related consultancies
Interested in minor and
capital works
Interested in being a
subcontractor on a large project
Contact the works panel management team on 6551 1787 or BMWProcurementServicesfinancewagovau
Register on Tenders WA for opportunities that might become available outside existing panels
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Register for the lsquoService Alliance 2012rsquo (SA12) arrangement that Finance uses for regional works contracts valued at less than $250000
Register on Tenders WA for opportunities that might become available outside SA12
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Keep an eye on Tenders WA and the local paper for opportunities
Promote yourself to potential head contractors
Interested in supplying goods and services
Keep an eye on Tenders WA
Investing in the Kimberley
Aboriginal Procurement Policybull 2020-21 FY Target is 3bull Capability building servicesbull Policy review and recommendations for new term
bull Aboriginal business consultation process Via Noongar Chamber of Commerce and Industry
bull ContactDepartment of Finance ndash Social Procurement Team
spifinancewagovau 6551 2475
Assistance for Aboriginal businesses
bull Capability building programs to be delivered to Aboriginalbusinesses and not-for-profit organisations across theState
bull Morrgul is the provider for the Great Southern and SouthWest regions
bull Provides Aboriginal business capability building contractservices including workshops and one-on-one mentoringsessions
ContactsKudzi Chigwanda Regional Manager ndash Northern Region
9194 9711 KudziChigwandafinancewagovau
Broome office (works)Woodyrsquos Arcade 15 Dampier Terrace
Gemma Bennett Senior Project Manager9194 9719 GemmaBennettfinancewagovau
wwwfinancewagovau
Kununurra office (works)Corner Messmate and Konkerberry Drive
Rod Chinnery Senior Project Office9166 7201 rodneychinneryfinancewagovau
Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry18th August Broome 19th August Derby
Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
I would like to show my respect and acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the Land
ndash the Nyikina people ndashtheir Elders past present and emerging on which this
meeting takes place
About Horizon Power
About Horizon Power
Horizon Power is a Government Trading Enterprise which generates distributes and retails electricity to more than 47000 connections
We supply electricity to more than 100000 residents and approx 8000 businesses in regional towns and communities across WA
Horizon Powerrsquos focus is to create value for future generations and to make a difference to the lives of people in the communities we serve
In regional WA we have 38 networks comprised of 36 microgrids and 2 interconnected systems
We do not operate in the South-West Interconnected System
Our Ambition
Delivering energy solutions for regional growth and vibrant communities
Our Guiding Principles
Horizon Power is committed to providing opportunities to local and Aboriginal businesses in alignment with our Strategy We apply our guiding principles to everything we do the way we work and the way we engage
Horizon Power views local community engagement as an essential part of being a responsible corporate citizen
Community Involvement
Listening creating and delivering together
Cleaner Greener
Improving our shared environment
Preference towards local people good and services
Regions First
Positive impact on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islands customers suppliers employees and communities
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commitment
Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
Horizon Power implements the State Governmentrsquos WA Industry Participation Strategy and Aboriginal Procurement Policy and actively seeks to ensure suitable opportunities are provided to local and Aboriginal businesses
Local Industry
Horizon Power
Aboriginal Business
Procurement
Kimberley region
Horizon Power procures the following types of goods and services in the Kimberley region
1 Vegetation management near power lines and electrical infrastructure
2 Civil works such as trenching
3 Operations and maintenance services such as cleaning general gardening freight and building maintenance
4 Security services
5 The installation of Electrical Vehicle charging points in Broome
State Stimulus Projects
Procurement
Kimberley region
The State Stimulus Projects that may source procurement in the Kimberley region include
1 Battery Energy Storage System in Broome and Yungngora
2 Broome Experience Centre
3 Kimberley Street Lights Upgrade
4 Kununurra Depot Refurbishment
5 Derby Solar Battery and LED streetlights
6 Aboriginal Community Embedded Networks Regularised electricity to 13 communities
Horizon Power has been awarded $574m in WA State Government stimulus funding to deliver six projects
How you can supply to Horizon Power
How you can supply to us
Horizon Power accepts registrations of interest from local and Aboriginal businesses through our website
Horizon Power may source directly from a business negotiate with a restricted list of businesses or engage in a competitive open market procurement process
WEBSITE OPEN MARKET | DIRECT | NEGOTIATE The process and specific requirements for a procurement depends on the type scope and value of the procurement
How does Horizon Power find suppliers
Horizon Power will research businesses using
Horizon Powerrsquos Regional and Aboriginal Supplier Database
Supply Nation - httpssupplynationorgau
Aboriginal Business Directory WA (ABDWA) httpswwwabdwacomau
Industry Capability Network WA (ICNWA) httpsgatewayicnorgau
Chamber of Commerce
Google Search
Local Knowledge
Regional amp Aboriginal
Supplier Register
Visit httpshorizonpowercomau
SuppliersRegional and Aboriginal
Contractors amp Suppliers
Supplier Registration
Shortcut to access the Supplier page On your smartphone open your camera and focus over the code above A pop up link will open in your image to take you straight to the supplier page on our website
Where to find information on
Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
Competitive tenders may be advertised on one or more of the following (other suggestions are welcome)
Tenders WA httpswwwtenderswagovau
Local newspapers (Kimberley Echo Broome Advertiser etc)
Social media LinkedIn and Twitter (HorizonPower_WA)
Chamber of Commerce and Industry amp various economic development platforms
Supply Nation Indigenous Business Market Place
Vendor Panel Coming soon
Horizon Powerrsquos Procurement Pipeline and more information on our procurements httpshorizonpowercomaucontractors-suppliers
Registrations for Specific Scopes
If you would like your business to be considered as a potential respondent register your interestRegistering will give your business better visibility but it is not compulsory in order to be considered
For specific projects or pieces of work we may advertise them on our Procurement Pipeline and ask prospective suppliers to register
We may use this for the stimulus funding projects where suitable so keep an eye on our website
4 Steps tosuccess
We recommend that businesses
Register on the Horizon Power Local and Aboriginal Business Register
Review the Horizon Power website and keep an eye on our Procurement Pipeline as well as on advertising platforms mentioned earlier
Have a functional website that is up to date with your business and contact information and represents your business services well
Update profiles like ABDWA ICNWA or Supply Nation with current contact and capabilities
1
2
3
4
What to do if asked to bid
Contact Horizon Power if you have any queries on how to respond
Respond in a timely manner or let us know if you cannot and you may consider requesting an extension
If there are a set of specific questions make sure you have demonstrated your businessrsquo capability and understanding of that question
Provide supporting information to evidence you are the right business for the job
1
2
3
4
Our objectiveValue for Money
All procurement activities at Horizon Power will be assessed on this basis which takes into account
Non-cost factors such as community benefits health safety and environmental factors and supplier performance history and capability
Horizon Powerrsquos budget and
Available prices
We recommend local businesses consider the principle of best Value-for-Money when preparing quotations or proposals to Horizon Power
Horizon Powerrsquos procurement outcomes must achieve best Value-for-Money
If you need further information
Broome
broomehorizonpowercomau2 McDaniel Road Broome
Kununurra
kununurrahorizonpowercomauCnr Messmate Way amp Victoria HighwayKununurra
Website
httpshorizonpowercomau
Please contact your local office
Questions
Thank you
- Slide Number 1
- Industry Development Division
- WA Industry Participation Strategy (WAIPS)
- WAIPS 2020 updates
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- Local Capability Fund
- COVID-19 Local Capability Fund rounds for 202021
- Local Capability Fund Rounds for 202021
- Your feedback is key
- What can you do
- Thank you
- Simon MarwickLocal Content AdviserKimberley
- Local Content Role
- What do we do
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Slide Number 21
- Slide Number 22
- Agenda
- Overview of Main Roads WA Kimberley Region
- Slide Number 25
- Main Roads Western AustraliaKimberley Region
- Kimberley ndash Program Delivery
- Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
- Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
- Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
- Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
- Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
- State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
- Commonwealth Government
- MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
- Thankyou for your attendanceGeneral Questions
- Working with the Department of Finance
- Slide Number 42
- Slide Number 43
- Slide Number 44
- Slide Number 45
- Slide Number 46
- Slide Number 47
- Slide Number 48
- Slide Number 49
- Slide Number 50
- Slide Number 51
- Slide Number 52
- Slide Number 53
- Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry
- Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
- Slide Number 56
- About Horizon Power
- About Horizon Power
- Slide Number 59
- Slide Number 60
- Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
- ProcurementKimberley region
- State Stimulus ProjectsProcurementKimberley region
- How you can supply to Horizon Power
- Slide Number 65
- How does Horizon Power find suppliers
- Regional amp Aboriginal Supplier Register
- Where to find information on Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
- Registrations for Specific Scopes
- 4 Steps tosuccess
- What to do if asked to bid
- Our objectiveValue for Money
- If you need further information
- Slide Number 74
- Slide Number 75
-
22
Kimberley Communications ForumLana Powellndash Customer Service Manager
23 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Agenda
bull Overview of Main Roads Kimberley Region bull Kimberley Contracting Opportunitiesbull Projectsbull Aboriginal Engagement Strategybull Questions
2424 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Overview of Main Roads WA Kimberley Region
25 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
2626 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Main Office ndash 20 Wodehouse Street Derby
bull Sub Office ndash 293 Messmate Way Kununurra
bull Project Office - 30 Frederick Street Broome
Main Roads Western AustraliaKimberley Region
2727 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Kimberley Program is delivered under Direct Contracting Model
bull Routine Maintenance ndash via Resources Contract- currently Maca Civil (ends January 2021)- new 5 year Contract to be awarded ndash 3 tenderers shortlisted
bull Small Projects and periodic maintenance works are directly managed and supervised by Kimberley Region utilising local sub ndash contractors under the plant panel contracts and minor contracts eg Gibb River Road upgrade GNH shoulder reconditioning
bull Some periodic maintenance works delivered by contracts managed by Kimberley Region eg sealing pavement repairs minor reconstruction verge mowing
bull Larger projects ndash major contracts typically managed by Infrastructure Delivery Directorate eg GNH reconstruction near Ord River
Kimberley ndash Program Delivery
2828 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
2929 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Direct Managed Road Works by RegionMajor Projects managed by Infrastructure Delivery Directorate Main Contractor Appointed - Main Roads Pre-Qualified
bull Plant Hire (Panel Contract in place)bull Sealing Contract ndash direct managed worksbull Labour Hire bull Traffic Managementbull Culvert installation bull Safety barriers installation bull Crushing contracts - gravel aggregate etcbull Materials supply ndash aggregates concrete products signs etcbull Accommodation supply ndash hotels motels mobile campsbull Fuel supply
Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
3030 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Routine Maintenance - Resources Contractor Appointed - long term contract
Sub-contracting opportunities
bull Periodic Maintenance Works- Verge Mowing ndash tenders advertised bi annually- Resealing - MRWA state wide panel contract- Pavement Repair Contract ndash advertised annually- Bridge Maintenance ndash MRWA state wide panel contract- Litter and Blackwater Collection (Rest Areas) ndash long term
contract to be advertised in 2020
Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
3131 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Business Support Services (labour hire)
bull Gardening ndash offices depots
bull Office cleaning
bull Large scale Building maintenance ndash offices depots houses (usually though BMW) For small scale building maintenance please provide us with your contact details
Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
3232 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
3333 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Gibb River Road (approx $85M pa)bull construct and seal sections in east and west
Broome Cape Leveque Project ($656M)bull commenced 2018 completion 2020bull construct and seal 90km
Great Northern Highway Safety improvements ($12M)bull shoulder sealing various sections 110 km
Projects
3434 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Great Northern Highway Upgrade ndash Broome to Derby - $259M- Deep Creek Section 2021 - reconstruction- Logue River Section 2022 - reconstruction
bull Duncan Road Gordon Downs Road Upgrade - $51M- In partnership with the Shire of Halls Creek- Upgrade various sections ndash 2019 to 2022
bull Tanami Road Construct and Seal - $4275M- Commencement planned 2021- In partnership with the Shire of Halls Creek
Projects
3535 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Great Northern Highway Upgrade - Ord North ($9814M)
Reconstruct highway ndash upgrade 2 single lane bridges
- Commenced 2019 completion 2021 and 2022
- Design and Construct Contract awarded to WHBO
- Managed by Infrastructure Delivery Directorate
Projects
3636 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
3737 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Provides a Framework for the State Government Investment in Aboriginal Participation
bull Allows Agencies to negotiate directly with a ldquoRegistered Aboriginal Businessrdquo for supply of goods and services
State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
3838 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Framework to maximise Indigenous employment and business opportunities in Northern Australia
bull Aim to provide tangible economic and social benefits for local Indigenous people living in surrounding communities ndash ldquoLocal Firstrdquo
bull Sets Indigenous Participation Targets based on Regional Populations- Kimberley Region 40 Aboriginal Population
Commonwealth Government
3939 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Identify suitable services where Aboriginal Organisations and Businesses can participate directly eg
- Employment Contracts ndash provision of labour and resources- Traffic Management- Culvert Installation
bull Contracts - Includes criteria for Aboriginal employment and training
- Plant Panel Contract includes preferences for local and Aboriginal business and operators
- Major Contracts require Aboriginal Participation Plans Include Price Preferences and Performance Initiative Payments
MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
4040 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Thankyou for your attendance
General Questions
Working with the Department of Finance
Rowan Acton
August 2020
Director Regional Operations
Introduction to Department of Finance
Buy Local 2020 Implementation
bull The Department of Finance has already implementedchange to works procurement processes to meet therequirements of Buy Local 2020
bull These changes will be formalised in the DepartmentrsquosImplementation Plan which will be signed off imminently
bull As part of the Departmentrsquos COVID-19 response wehave increased the upper threshold for RegionalContent to be applied at 5 of the total value of theclaimed regional content to a maximum of $500000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description
Expected Tender Release
Budget (Indicative)
Department of Health Fitzroy Crossing Renal Clinic Stage 2 4th Qtr 2020 $2596000
Department of Education Broome Primary School ndash Fire Remediation and Administration Building
1st Qtr 2020 $8335000
Department of Training and Workforce Development
Broome Hospitality and Student Services Centre 2nd Qtr 2021 $10000000
Department of Education Wyndham District High School - Rebuild Early Childhood Education Centre
3rd Qtr 2021 $3000000
Department of Training and Workforce Development
Kununurra Health and Hospitality Trade Training Centre
2nd Qtr 2021 $6000000
WA Recovery Plan
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
WACHS-Kimberley Old Granada Building Demolition Derby $ 242000
WACHS-Kimberley Hospital Roofing Replacement Derby $ 220000
WACHS-Kimberley Mental Health Inpatient Unit - Wall Height Extension Broome $ 242000
WACHS-Kimberley Extend Infusion Room for Telechemo Broome $ 137500
Department of Education Swale Upgrade - Broome SHS Broome $ 250000
Department of Education Chaplaincy Transportable replacement Derby $ 47000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh and Structural repairs Looma $ 111000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh Wananami $ 113000
Department of Education Structural Repairs Muludja $ 75000
Department of Education Fencing Fitzroy Valley $ 150000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
DFES Shade Structure and fencing Fitzroy $ 80000
Department of Justice Office Refit Broome $ 100000
Department of Justice Courthouse - Toilets and Footpaths Derby $ 35000
Main Roads Solar Panels Derby $ 250000
WACHS-Kimberley Morgue Upgrade Derby $ 440000
WACHS-Kimberley Birthing Suites Upgrage Broome $ 550000
WACHS-Kimberley Triage Redesign Fitzroy Crossing $ 330000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Balgo $ 300000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Bidyadanga $ 500000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Derby $ 1500000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Looma $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Dampier Pennsular $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Bidyadanga $ 1500000
Department of Education Derby DHS - Structural works and Classroom Refresh Derby $ 400000
Department of Education Broome Primary School - Fire Remediation Broome TBD
Department of Education Classroom Refresh and structural repairs Wankgatjungka $ 260000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh Bayulu $ 260000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Looma $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Dampier Pennsular $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Bidyadanga $ 1500000
Advertising Subcontracting Opportunities
Want to work with Finance
Interested in maintenance
and minor works
Look into becoming prequalified under Financersquos Builders Prequalification Scheme
Register on Tenders WA
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Interested in works-related consultancies
Interested in minor and
capital works
Interested in being a
subcontractor on a large project
Contact the works panel management team on 6551 1787 or BMWProcurementServicesfinancewagovau
Register on Tenders WA for opportunities that might become available outside existing panels
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Register for the lsquoService Alliance 2012rsquo (SA12) arrangement that Finance uses for regional works contracts valued at less than $250000
Register on Tenders WA for opportunities that might become available outside SA12
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Keep an eye on Tenders WA and the local paper for opportunities
Promote yourself to potential head contractors
Interested in supplying goods and services
Keep an eye on Tenders WA
Investing in the Kimberley
Aboriginal Procurement Policybull 2020-21 FY Target is 3bull Capability building servicesbull Policy review and recommendations for new term
bull Aboriginal business consultation process Via Noongar Chamber of Commerce and Industry
bull ContactDepartment of Finance ndash Social Procurement Team
spifinancewagovau 6551 2475
Assistance for Aboriginal businesses
bull Capability building programs to be delivered to Aboriginalbusinesses and not-for-profit organisations across theState
bull Morrgul is the provider for the Great Southern and SouthWest regions
bull Provides Aboriginal business capability building contractservices including workshops and one-on-one mentoringsessions
ContactsKudzi Chigwanda Regional Manager ndash Northern Region
9194 9711 KudziChigwandafinancewagovau
Broome office (works)Woodyrsquos Arcade 15 Dampier Terrace
Gemma Bennett Senior Project Manager9194 9719 GemmaBennettfinancewagovau
wwwfinancewagovau
Kununurra office (works)Corner Messmate and Konkerberry Drive
Rod Chinnery Senior Project Office9166 7201 rodneychinneryfinancewagovau
Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry18th August Broome 19th August Derby
Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
I would like to show my respect and acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the Land
ndash the Nyikina people ndashtheir Elders past present and emerging on which this
meeting takes place
About Horizon Power
About Horizon Power
Horizon Power is a Government Trading Enterprise which generates distributes and retails electricity to more than 47000 connections
We supply electricity to more than 100000 residents and approx 8000 businesses in regional towns and communities across WA
Horizon Powerrsquos focus is to create value for future generations and to make a difference to the lives of people in the communities we serve
In regional WA we have 38 networks comprised of 36 microgrids and 2 interconnected systems
We do not operate in the South-West Interconnected System
Our Ambition
Delivering energy solutions for regional growth and vibrant communities
Our Guiding Principles
Horizon Power is committed to providing opportunities to local and Aboriginal businesses in alignment with our Strategy We apply our guiding principles to everything we do the way we work and the way we engage
Horizon Power views local community engagement as an essential part of being a responsible corporate citizen
Community Involvement
Listening creating and delivering together
Cleaner Greener
Improving our shared environment
Preference towards local people good and services
Regions First
Positive impact on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islands customers suppliers employees and communities
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commitment
Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
Horizon Power implements the State Governmentrsquos WA Industry Participation Strategy and Aboriginal Procurement Policy and actively seeks to ensure suitable opportunities are provided to local and Aboriginal businesses
Local Industry
Horizon Power
Aboriginal Business
Procurement
Kimberley region
Horizon Power procures the following types of goods and services in the Kimberley region
1 Vegetation management near power lines and electrical infrastructure
2 Civil works such as trenching
3 Operations and maintenance services such as cleaning general gardening freight and building maintenance
4 Security services
5 The installation of Electrical Vehicle charging points in Broome
State Stimulus Projects
Procurement
Kimberley region
The State Stimulus Projects that may source procurement in the Kimberley region include
1 Battery Energy Storage System in Broome and Yungngora
2 Broome Experience Centre
3 Kimberley Street Lights Upgrade
4 Kununurra Depot Refurbishment
5 Derby Solar Battery and LED streetlights
6 Aboriginal Community Embedded Networks Regularised electricity to 13 communities
Horizon Power has been awarded $574m in WA State Government stimulus funding to deliver six projects
How you can supply to Horizon Power
How you can supply to us
Horizon Power accepts registrations of interest from local and Aboriginal businesses through our website
Horizon Power may source directly from a business negotiate with a restricted list of businesses or engage in a competitive open market procurement process
WEBSITE OPEN MARKET | DIRECT | NEGOTIATE The process and specific requirements for a procurement depends on the type scope and value of the procurement
How does Horizon Power find suppliers
Horizon Power will research businesses using
Horizon Powerrsquos Regional and Aboriginal Supplier Database
Supply Nation - httpssupplynationorgau
Aboriginal Business Directory WA (ABDWA) httpswwwabdwacomau
Industry Capability Network WA (ICNWA) httpsgatewayicnorgau
Chamber of Commerce
Google Search
Local Knowledge
Regional amp Aboriginal
Supplier Register
Visit httpshorizonpowercomau
SuppliersRegional and Aboriginal
Contractors amp Suppliers
Supplier Registration
Shortcut to access the Supplier page On your smartphone open your camera and focus over the code above A pop up link will open in your image to take you straight to the supplier page on our website
Where to find information on
Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
Competitive tenders may be advertised on one or more of the following (other suggestions are welcome)
Tenders WA httpswwwtenderswagovau
Local newspapers (Kimberley Echo Broome Advertiser etc)
Social media LinkedIn and Twitter (HorizonPower_WA)
Chamber of Commerce and Industry amp various economic development platforms
Supply Nation Indigenous Business Market Place
Vendor Panel Coming soon
Horizon Powerrsquos Procurement Pipeline and more information on our procurements httpshorizonpowercomaucontractors-suppliers
Registrations for Specific Scopes
If you would like your business to be considered as a potential respondent register your interestRegistering will give your business better visibility but it is not compulsory in order to be considered
For specific projects or pieces of work we may advertise them on our Procurement Pipeline and ask prospective suppliers to register
We may use this for the stimulus funding projects where suitable so keep an eye on our website
4 Steps tosuccess
We recommend that businesses
Register on the Horizon Power Local and Aboriginal Business Register
Review the Horizon Power website and keep an eye on our Procurement Pipeline as well as on advertising platforms mentioned earlier
Have a functional website that is up to date with your business and contact information and represents your business services well
Update profiles like ABDWA ICNWA or Supply Nation with current contact and capabilities
1
2
3
4
What to do if asked to bid
Contact Horizon Power if you have any queries on how to respond
Respond in a timely manner or let us know if you cannot and you may consider requesting an extension
If there are a set of specific questions make sure you have demonstrated your businessrsquo capability and understanding of that question
Provide supporting information to evidence you are the right business for the job
1
2
3
4
Our objectiveValue for Money
All procurement activities at Horizon Power will be assessed on this basis which takes into account
Non-cost factors such as community benefits health safety and environmental factors and supplier performance history and capability
Horizon Powerrsquos budget and
Available prices
We recommend local businesses consider the principle of best Value-for-Money when preparing quotations or proposals to Horizon Power
Horizon Powerrsquos procurement outcomes must achieve best Value-for-Money
If you need further information
Broome
broomehorizonpowercomau2 McDaniel Road Broome
Kununurra
kununurrahorizonpowercomauCnr Messmate Way amp Victoria HighwayKununurra
Website
httpshorizonpowercomau
Please contact your local office
Questions
Thank you
- Slide Number 1
- Industry Development Division
- WA Industry Participation Strategy (WAIPS)
- WAIPS 2020 updates
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- Local Capability Fund
- COVID-19 Local Capability Fund rounds for 202021
- Local Capability Fund Rounds for 202021
- Your feedback is key
- What can you do
- Thank you
- Simon MarwickLocal Content AdviserKimberley
- Local Content Role
- What do we do
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Slide Number 21
- Slide Number 22
- Agenda
- Overview of Main Roads WA Kimberley Region
- Slide Number 25
- Main Roads Western AustraliaKimberley Region
- Kimberley ndash Program Delivery
- Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
- Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
- Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
- Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
- Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
- State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
- Commonwealth Government
- MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
- Thankyou for your attendanceGeneral Questions
- Working with the Department of Finance
- Slide Number 42
- Slide Number 43
- Slide Number 44
- Slide Number 45
- Slide Number 46
- Slide Number 47
- Slide Number 48
- Slide Number 49
- Slide Number 50
- Slide Number 51
- Slide Number 52
- Slide Number 53
- Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry
- Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
- Slide Number 56
- About Horizon Power
- About Horizon Power
- Slide Number 59
- Slide Number 60
- Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
- ProcurementKimberley region
- State Stimulus ProjectsProcurementKimberley region
- How you can supply to Horizon Power
- Slide Number 65
- How does Horizon Power find suppliers
- Regional amp Aboriginal Supplier Register
- Where to find information on Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
- Registrations for Specific Scopes
- 4 Steps tosuccess
- What to do if asked to bid
- Our objectiveValue for Money
- If you need further information
- Slide Number 74
- Slide Number 75
-
23 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Agenda
bull Overview of Main Roads Kimberley Region bull Kimberley Contracting Opportunitiesbull Projectsbull Aboriginal Engagement Strategybull Questions
2424 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Overview of Main Roads WA Kimberley Region
25 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
2626 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Main Office ndash 20 Wodehouse Street Derby
bull Sub Office ndash 293 Messmate Way Kununurra
bull Project Office - 30 Frederick Street Broome
Main Roads Western AustraliaKimberley Region
2727 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Kimberley Program is delivered under Direct Contracting Model
bull Routine Maintenance ndash via Resources Contract- currently Maca Civil (ends January 2021)- new 5 year Contract to be awarded ndash 3 tenderers shortlisted
bull Small Projects and periodic maintenance works are directly managed and supervised by Kimberley Region utilising local sub ndash contractors under the plant panel contracts and minor contracts eg Gibb River Road upgrade GNH shoulder reconditioning
bull Some periodic maintenance works delivered by contracts managed by Kimberley Region eg sealing pavement repairs minor reconstruction verge mowing
bull Larger projects ndash major contracts typically managed by Infrastructure Delivery Directorate eg GNH reconstruction near Ord River
Kimberley ndash Program Delivery
2828 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
2929 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Direct Managed Road Works by RegionMajor Projects managed by Infrastructure Delivery Directorate Main Contractor Appointed - Main Roads Pre-Qualified
bull Plant Hire (Panel Contract in place)bull Sealing Contract ndash direct managed worksbull Labour Hire bull Traffic Managementbull Culvert installation bull Safety barriers installation bull Crushing contracts - gravel aggregate etcbull Materials supply ndash aggregates concrete products signs etcbull Accommodation supply ndash hotels motels mobile campsbull Fuel supply
Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
3030 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Routine Maintenance - Resources Contractor Appointed - long term contract
Sub-contracting opportunities
bull Periodic Maintenance Works- Verge Mowing ndash tenders advertised bi annually- Resealing - MRWA state wide panel contract- Pavement Repair Contract ndash advertised annually- Bridge Maintenance ndash MRWA state wide panel contract- Litter and Blackwater Collection (Rest Areas) ndash long term
contract to be advertised in 2020
Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
3131 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Business Support Services (labour hire)
bull Gardening ndash offices depots
bull Office cleaning
bull Large scale Building maintenance ndash offices depots houses (usually though BMW) For small scale building maintenance please provide us with your contact details
Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
3232 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
3333 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Gibb River Road (approx $85M pa)bull construct and seal sections in east and west
Broome Cape Leveque Project ($656M)bull commenced 2018 completion 2020bull construct and seal 90km
Great Northern Highway Safety improvements ($12M)bull shoulder sealing various sections 110 km
Projects
3434 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Great Northern Highway Upgrade ndash Broome to Derby - $259M- Deep Creek Section 2021 - reconstruction- Logue River Section 2022 - reconstruction
bull Duncan Road Gordon Downs Road Upgrade - $51M- In partnership with the Shire of Halls Creek- Upgrade various sections ndash 2019 to 2022
bull Tanami Road Construct and Seal - $4275M- Commencement planned 2021- In partnership with the Shire of Halls Creek
Projects
3535 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Great Northern Highway Upgrade - Ord North ($9814M)
Reconstruct highway ndash upgrade 2 single lane bridges
- Commenced 2019 completion 2021 and 2022
- Design and Construct Contract awarded to WHBO
- Managed by Infrastructure Delivery Directorate
Projects
3636 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
3737 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Provides a Framework for the State Government Investment in Aboriginal Participation
bull Allows Agencies to negotiate directly with a ldquoRegistered Aboriginal Businessrdquo for supply of goods and services
State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
3838 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Framework to maximise Indigenous employment and business opportunities in Northern Australia
bull Aim to provide tangible economic and social benefits for local Indigenous people living in surrounding communities ndash ldquoLocal Firstrdquo
bull Sets Indigenous Participation Targets based on Regional Populations- Kimberley Region 40 Aboriginal Population
Commonwealth Government
3939 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Identify suitable services where Aboriginal Organisations and Businesses can participate directly eg
- Employment Contracts ndash provision of labour and resources- Traffic Management- Culvert Installation
bull Contracts - Includes criteria for Aboriginal employment and training
- Plant Panel Contract includes preferences for local and Aboriginal business and operators
- Major Contracts require Aboriginal Participation Plans Include Price Preferences and Performance Initiative Payments
MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
4040 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Thankyou for your attendance
General Questions
Working with the Department of Finance
Rowan Acton
August 2020
Director Regional Operations
Introduction to Department of Finance
Buy Local 2020 Implementation
bull The Department of Finance has already implementedchange to works procurement processes to meet therequirements of Buy Local 2020
bull These changes will be formalised in the DepartmentrsquosImplementation Plan which will be signed off imminently
bull As part of the Departmentrsquos COVID-19 response wehave increased the upper threshold for RegionalContent to be applied at 5 of the total value of theclaimed regional content to a maximum of $500000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description
Expected Tender Release
Budget (Indicative)
Department of Health Fitzroy Crossing Renal Clinic Stage 2 4th Qtr 2020 $2596000
Department of Education Broome Primary School ndash Fire Remediation and Administration Building
1st Qtr 2020 $8335000
Department of Training and Workforce Development
Broome Hospitality and Student Services Centre 2nd Qtr 2021 $10000000
Department of Education Wyndham District High School - Rebuild Early Childhood Education Centre
3rd Qtr 2021 $3000000
Department of Training and Workforce Development
Kununurra Health and Hospitality Trade Training Centre
2nd Qtr 2021 $6000000
WA Recovery Plan
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
WACHS-Kimberley Old Granada Building Demolition Derby $ 242000
WACHS-Kimberley Hospital Roofing Replacement Derby $ 220000
WACHS-Kimberley Mental Health Inpatient Unit - Wall Height Extension Broome $ 242000
WACHS-Kimberley Extend Infusion Room for Telechemo Broome $ 137500
Department of Education Swale Upgrade - Broome SHS Broome $ 250000
Department of Education Chaplaincy Transportable replacement Derby $ 47000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh and Structural repairs Looma $ 111000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh Wananami $ 113000
Department of Education Structural Repairs Muludja $ 75000
Department of Education Fencing Fitzroy Valley $ 150000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
DFES Shade Structure and fencing Fitzroy $ 80000
Department of Justice Office Refit Broome $ 100000
Department of Justice Courthouse - Toilets and Footpaths Derby $ 35000
Main Roads Solar Panels Derby $ 250000
WACHS-Kimberley Morgue Upgrade Derby $ 440000
WACHS-Kimberley Birthing Suites Upgrage Broome $ 550000
WACHS-Kimberley Triage Redesign Fitzroy Crossing $ 330000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Balgo $ 300000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Bidyadanga $ 500000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Derby $ 1500000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Looma $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Dampier Pennsular $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Bidyadanga $ 1500000
Department of Education Derby DHS - Structural works and Classroom Refresh Derby $ 400000
Department of Education Broome Primary School - Fire Remediation Broome TBD
Department of Education Classroom Refresh and structural repairs Wankgatjungka $ 260000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh Bayulu $ 260000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Looma $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Dampier Pennsular $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Bidyadanga $ 1500000
Advertising Subcontracting Opportunities
Want to work with Finance
Interested in maintenance
and minor works
Look into becoming prequalified under Financersquos Builders Prequalification Scheme
Register on Tenders WA
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Interested in works-related consultancies
Interested in minor and
capital works
Interested in being a
subcontractor on a large project
Contact the works panel management team on 6551 1787 or BMWProcurementServicesfinancewagovau
Register on Tenders WA for opportunities that might become available outside existing panels
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Register for the lsquoService Alliance 2012rsquo (SA12) arrangement that Finance uses for regional works contracts valued at less than $250000
Register on Tenders WA for opportunities that might become available outside SA12
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Keep an eye on Tenders WA and the local paper for opportunities
Promote yourself to potential head contractors
Interested in supplying goods and services
Keep an eye on Tenders WA
Investing in the Kimberley
Aboriginal Procurement Policybull 2020-21 FY Target is 3bull Capability building servicesbull Policy review and recommendations for new term
bull Aboriginal business consultation process Via Noongar Chamber of Commerce and Industry
bull ContactDepartment of Finance ndash Social Procurement Team
spifinancewagovau 6551 2475
Assistance for Aboriginal businesses
bull Capability building programs to be delivered to Aboriginalbusinesses and not-for-profit organisations across theState
bull Morrgul is the provider for the Great Southern and SouthWest regions
bull Provides Aboriginal business capability building contractservices including workshops and one-on-one mentoringsessions
ContactsKudzi Chigwanda Regional Manager ndash Northern Region
9194 9711 KudziChigwandafinancewagovau
Broome office (works)Woodyrsquos Arcade 15 Dampier Terrace
Gemma Bennett Senior Project Manager9194 9719 GemmaBennettfinancewagovau
wwwfinancewagovau
Kununurra office (works)Corner Messmate and Konkerberry Drive
Rod Chinnery Senior Project Office9166 7201 rodneychinneryfinancewagovau
Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry18th August Broome 19th August Derby
Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
I would like to show my respect and acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the Land
ndash the Nyikina people ndashtheir Elders past present and emerging on which this
meeting takes place
About Horizon Power
About Horizon Power
Horizon Power is a Government Trading Enterprise which generates distributes and retails electricity to more than 47000 connections
We supply electricity to more than 100000 residents and approx 8000 businesses in regional towns and communities across WA
Horizon Powerrsquos focus is to create value for future generations and to make a difference to the lives of people in the communities we serve
In regional WA we have 38 networks comprised of 36 microgrids and 2 interconnected systems
We do not operate in the South-West Interconnected System
Our Ambition
Delivering energy solutions for regional growth and vibrant communities
Our Guiding Principles
Horizon Power is committed to providing opportunities to local and Aboriginal businesses in alignment with our Strategy We apply our guiding principles to everything we do the way we work and the way we engage
Horizon Power views local community engagement as an essential part of being a responsible corporate citizen
Community Involvement
Listening creating and delivering together
Cleaner Greener
Improving our shared environment
Preference towards local people good and services
Regions First
Positive impact on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islands customers suppliers employees and communities
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commitment
Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
Horizon Power implements the State Governmentrsquos WA Industry Participation Strategy and Aboriginal Procurement Policy and actively seeks to ensure suitable opportunities are provided to local and Aboriginal businesses
Local Industry
Horizon Power
Aboriginal Business
Procurement
Kimberley region
Horizon Power procures the following types of goods and services in the Kimberley region
1 Vegetation management near power lines and electrical infrastructure
2 Civil works such as trenching
3 Operations and maintenance services such as cleaning general gardening freight and building maintenance
4 Security services
5 The installation of Electrical Vehicle charging points in Broome
State Stimulus Projects
Procurement
Kimberley region
The State Stimulus Projects that may source procurement in the Kimberley region include
1 Battery Energy Storage System in Broome and Yungngora
2 Broome Experience Centre
3 Kimberley Street Lights Upgrade
4 Kununurra Depot Refurbishment
5 Derby Solar Battery and LED streetlights
6 Aboriginal Community Embedded Networks Regularised electricity to 13 communities
Horizon Power has been awarded $574m in WA State Government stimulus funding to deliver six projects
How you can supply to Horizon Power
How you can supply to us
Horizon Power accepts registrations of interest from local and Aboriginal businesses through our website
Horizon Power may source directly from a business negotiate with a restricted list of businesses or engage in a competitive open market procurement process
WEBSITE OPEN MARKET | DIRECT | NEGOTIATE The process and specific requirements for a procurement depends on the type scope and value of the procurement
How does Horizon Power find suppliers
Horizon Power will research businesses using
Horizon Powerrsquos Regional and Aboriginal Supplier Database
Supply Nation - httpssupplynationorgau
Aboriginal Business Directory WA (ABDWA) httpswwwabdwacomau
Industry Capability Network WA (ICNWA) httpsgatewayicnorgau
Chamber of Commerce
Google Search
Local Knowledge
Regional amp Aboriginal
Supplier Register
Visit httpshorizonpowercomau
SuppliersRegional and Aboriginal
Contractors amp Suppliers
Supplier Registration
Shortcut to access the Supplier page On your smartphone open your camera and focus over the code above A pop up link will open in your image to take you straight to the supplier page on our website
Where to find information on
Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
Competitive tenders may be advertised on one or more of the following (other suggestions are welcome)
Tenders WA httpswwwtenderswagovau
Local newspapers (Kimberley Echo Broome Advertiser etc)
Social media LinkedIn and Twitter (HorizonPower_WA)
Chamber of Commerce and Industry amp various economic development platforms
Supply Nation Indigenous Business Market Place
Vendor Panel Coming soon
Horizon Powerrsquos Procurement Pipeline and more information on our procurements httpshorizonpowercomaucontractors-suppliers
Registrations for Specific Scopes
If you would like your business to be considered as a potential respondent register your interestRegistering will give your business better visibility but it is not compulsory in order to be considered
For specific projects or pieces of work we may advertise them on our Procurement Pipeline and ask prospective suppliers to register
We may use this for the stimulus funding projects where suitable so keep an eye on our website
4 Steps tosuccess
We recommend that businesses
Register on the Horizon Power Local and Aboriginal Business Register
Review the Horizon Power website and keep an eye on our Procurement Pipeline as well as on advertising platforms mentioned earlier
Have a functional website that is up to date with your business and contact information and represents your business services well
Update profiles like ABDWA ICNWA or Supply Nation with current contact and capabilities
1
2
3
4
What to do if asked to bid
Contact Horizon Power if you have any queries on how to respond
Respond in a timely manner or let us know if you cannot and you may consider requesting an extension
If there are a set of specific questions make sure you have demonstrated your businessrsquo capability and understanding of that question
Provide supporting information to evidence you are the right business for the job
1
2
3
4
Our objectiveValue for Money
All procurement activities at Horizon Power will be assessed on this basis which takes into account
Non-cost factors such as community benefits health safety and environmental factors and supplier performance history and capability
Horizon Powerrsquos budget and
Available prices
We recommend local businesses consider the principle of best Value-for-Money when preparing quotations or proposals to Horizon Power
Horizon Powerrsquos procurement outcomes must achieve best Value-for-Money
If you need further information
Broome
broomehorizonpowercomau2 McDaniel Road Broome
Kununurra
kununurrahorizonpowercomauCnr Messmate Way amp Victoria HighwayKununurra
Website
httpshorizonpowercomau
Please contact your local office
Questions
Thank you
- Slide Number 1
- Industry Development Division
- WA Industry Participation Strategy (WAIPS)
- WAIPS 2020 updates
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- Local Capability Fund
- COVID-19 Local Capability Fund rounds for 202021
- Local Capability Fund Rounds for 202021
- Your feedback is key
- What can you do
- Thank you
- Simon MarwickLocal Content AdviserKimberley
- Local Content Role
- What do we do
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Slide Number 21
- Slide Number 22
- Agenda
- Overview of Main Roads WA Kimberley Region
- Slide Number 25
- Main Roads Western AustraliaKimberley Region
- Kimberley ndash Program Delivery
- Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
- Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
- Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
- Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
- Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
- State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
- Commonwealth Government
- MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
- Thankyou for your attendanceGeneral Questions
- Working with the Department of Finance
- Slide Number 42
- Slide Number 43
- Slide Number 44
- Slide Number 45
- Slide Number 46
- Slide Number 47
- Slide Number 48
- Slide Number 49
- Slide Number 50
- Slide Number 51
- Slide Number 52
- Slide Number 53
- Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry
- Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
- Slide Number 56
- About Horizon Power
- About Horizon Power
- Slide Number 59
- Slide Number 60
- Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
- ProcurementKimberley region
- State Stimulus ProjectsProcurementKimberley region
- How you can supply to Horizon Power
- Slide Number 65
- How does Horizon Power find suppliers
- Regional amp Aboriginal Supplier Register
- Where to find information on Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
- Registrations for Specific Scopes
- 4 Steps tosuccess
- What to do if asked to bid
- Our objectiveValue for Money
- If you need further information
- Slide Number 74
- Slide Number 75
-
2424 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Overview of Main Roads WA Kimberley Region
25 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
2626 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Main Office ndash 20 Wodehouse Street Derby
bull Sub Office ndash 293 Messmate Way Kununurra
bull Project Office - 30 Frederick Street Broome
Main Roads Western AustraliaKimberley Region
2727 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Kimberley Program is delivered under Direct Contracting Model
bull Routine Maintenance ndash via Resources Contract- currently Maca Civil (ends January 2021)- new 5 year Contract to be awarded ndash 3 tenderers shortlisted
bull Small Projects and periodic maintenance works are directly managed and supervised by Kimberley Region utilising local sub ndash contractors under the plant panel contracts and minor contracts eg Gibb River Road upgrade GNH shoulder reconditioning
bull Some periodic maintenance works delivered by contracts managed by Kimberley Region eg sealing pavement repairs minor reconstruction verge mowing
bull Larger projects ndash major contracts typically managed by Infrastructure Delivery Directorate eg GNH reconstruction near Ord River
Kimberley ndash Program Delivery
2828 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
2929 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Direct Managed Road Works by RegionMajor Projects managed by Infrastructure Delivery Directorate Main Contractor Appointed - Main Roads Pre-Qualified
bull Plant Hire (Panel Contract in place)bull Sealing Contract ndash direct managed worksbull Labour Hire bull Traffic Managementbull Culvert installation bull Safety barriers installation bull Crushing contracts - gravel aggregate etcbull Materials supply ndash aggregates concrete products signs etcbull Accommodation supply ndash hotels motels mobile campsbull Fuel supply
Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
3030 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Routine Maintenance - Resources Contractor Appointed - long term contract
Sub-contracting opportunities
bull Periodic Maintenance Works- Verge Mowing ndash tenders advertised bi annually- Resealing - MRWA state wide panel contract- Pavement Repair Contract ndash advertised annually- Bridge Maintenance ndash MRWA state wide panel contract- Litter and Blackwater Collection (Rest Areas) ndash long term
contract to be advertised in 2020
Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
3131 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Business Support Services (labour hire)
bull Gardening ndash offices depots
bull Office cleaning
bull Large scale Building maintenance ndash offices depots houses (usually though BMW) For small scale building maintenance please provide us with your contact details
Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
3232 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
3333 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Gibb River Road (approx $85M pa)bull construct and seal sections in east and west
Broome Cape Leveque Project ($656M)bull commenced 2018 completion 2020bull construct and seal 90km
Great Northern Highway Safety improvements ($12M)bull shoulder sealing various sections 110 km
Projects
3434 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Great Northern Highway Upgrade ndash Broome to Derby - $259M- Deep Creek Section 2021 - reconstruction- Logue River Section 2022 - reconstruction
bull Duncan Road Gordon Downs Road Upgrade - $51M- In partnership with the Shire of Halls Creek- Upgrade various sections ndash 2019 to 2022
bull Tanami Road Construct and Seal - $4275M- Commencement planned 2021- In partnership with the Shire of Halls Creek
Projects
3535 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Great Northern Highway Upgrade - Ord North ($9814M)
Reconstruct highway ndash upgrade 2 single lane bridges
- Commenced 2019 completion 2021 and 2022
- Design and Construct Contract awarded to WHBO
- Managed by Infrastructure Delivery Directorate
Projects
3636 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
3737 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Provides a Framework for the State Government Investment in Aboriginal Participation
bull Allows Agencies to negotiate directly with a ldquoRegistered Aboriginal Businessrdquo for supply of goods and services
State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
3838 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Framework to maximise Indigenous employment and business opportunities in Northern Australia
bull Aim to provide tangible economic and social benefits for local Indigenous people living in surrounding communities ndash ldquoLocal Firstrdquo
bull Sets Indigenous Participation Targets based on Regional Populations- Kimberley Region 40 Aboriginal Population
Commonwealth Government
3939 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Identify suitable services where Aboriginal Organisations and Businesses can participate directly eg
- Employment Contracts ndash provision of labour and resources- Traffic Management- Culvert Installation
bull Contracts - Includes criteria for Aboriginal employment and training
- Plant Panel Contract includes preferences for local and Aboriginal business and operators
- Major Contracts require Aboriginal Participation Plans Include Price Preferences and Performance Initiative Payments
MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
4040 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Thankyou for your attendance
General Questions
Working with the Department of Finance
Rowan Acton
August 2020
Director Regional Operations
Introduction to Department of Finance
Buy Local 2020 Implementation
bull The Department of Finance has already implementedchange to works procurement processes to meet therequirements of Buy Local 2020
bull These changes will be formalised in the DepartmentrsquosImplementation Plan which will be signed off imminently
bull As part of the Departmentrsquos COVID-19 response wehave increased the upper threshold for RegionalContent to be applied at 5 of the total value of theclaimed regional content to a maximum of $500000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description
Expected Tender Release
Budget (Indicative)
Department of Health Fitzroy Crossing Renal Clinic Stage 2 4th Qtr 2020 $2596000
Department of Education Broome Primary School ndash Fire Remediation and Administration Building
1st Qtr 2020 $8335000
Department of Training and Workforce Development
Broome Hospitality and Student Services Centre 2nd Qtr 2021 $10000000
Department of Education Wyndham District High School - Rebuild Early Childhood Education Centre
3rd Qtr 2021 $3000000
Department of Training and Workforce Development
Kununurra Health and Hospitality Trade Training Centre
2nd Qtr 2021 $6000000
WA Recovery Plan
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
WACHS-Kimberley Old Granada Building Demolition Derby $ 242000
WACHS-Kimberley Hospital Roofing Replacement Derby $ 220000
WACHS-Kimberley Mental Health Inpatient Unit - Wall Height Extension Broome $ 242000
WACHS-Kimberley Extend Infusion Room for Telechemo Broome $ 137500
Department of Education Swale Upgrade - Broome SHS Broome $ 250000
Department of Education Chaplaincy Transportable replacement Derby $ 47000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh and Structural repairs Looma $ 111000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh Wananami $ 113000
Department of Education Structural Repairs Muludja $ 75000
Department of Education Fencing Fitzroy Valley $ 150000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
DFES Shade Structure and fencing Fitzroy $ 80000
Department of Justice Office Refit Broome $ 100000
Department of Justice Courthouse - Toilets and Footpaths Derby $ 35000
Main Roads Solar Panels Derby $ 250000
WACHS-Kimberley Morgue Upgrade Derby $ 440000
WACHS-Kimberley Birthing Suites Upgrage Broome $ 550000
WACHS-Kimberley Triage Redesign Fitzroy Crossing $ 330000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Balgo $ 300000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Bidyadanga $ 500000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Derby $ 1500000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Looma $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Dampier Pennsular $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Bidyadanga $ 1500000
Department of Education Derby DHS - Structural works and Classroom Refresh Derby $ 400000
Department of Education Broome Primary School - Fire Remediation Broome TBD
Department of Education Classroom Refresh and structural repairs Wankgatjungka $ 260000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh Bayulu $ 260000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Looma $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Dampier Pennsular $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Bidyadanga $ 1500000
Advertising Subcontracting Opportunities
Want to work with Finance
Interested in maintenance
and minor works
Look into becoming prequalified under Financersquos Builders Prequalification Scheme
Register on Tenders WA
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Interested in works-related consultancies
Interested in minor and
capital works
Interested in being a
subcontractor on a large project
Contact the works panel management team on 6551 1787 or BMWProcurementServicesfinancewagovau
Register on Tenders WA for opportunities that might become available outside existing panels
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Register for the lsquoService Alliance 2012rsquo (SA12) arrangement that Finance uses for regional works contracts valued at less than $250000
Register on Tenders WA for opportunities that might become available outside SA12
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Keep an eye on Tenders WA and the local paper for opportunities
Promote yourself to potential head contractors
Interested in supplying goods and services
Keep an eye on Tenders WA
Investing in the Kimberley
Aboriginal Procurement Policybull 2020-21 FY Target is 3bull Capability building servicesbull Policy review and recommendations for new term
bull Aboriginal business consultation process Via Noongar Chamber of Commerce and Industry
bull ContactDepartment of Finance ndash Social Procurement Team
spifinancewagovau 6551 2475
Assistance for Aboriginal businesses
bull Capability building programs to be delivered to Aboriginalbusinesses and not-for-profit organisations across theState
bull Morrgul is the provider for the Great Southern and SouthWest regions
bull Provides Aboriginal business capability building contractservices including workshops and one-on-one mentoringsessions
ContactsKudzi Chigwanda Regional Manager ndash Northern Region
9194 9711 KudziChigwandafinancewagovau
Broome office (works)Woodyrsquos Arcade 15 Dampier Terrace
Gemma Bennett Senior Project Manager9194 9719 GemmaBennettfinancewagovau
wwwfinancewagovau
Kununurra office (works)Corner Messmate and Konkerberry Drive
Rod Chinnery Senior Project Office9166 7201 rodneychinneryfinancewagovau
Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry18th August Broome 19th August Derby
Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
I would like to show my respect and acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the Land
ndash the Nyikina people ndashtheir Elders past present and emerging on which this
meeting takes place
About Horizon Power
About Horizon Power
Horizon Power is a Government Trading Enterprise which generates distributes and retails electricity to more than 47000 connections
We supply electricity to more than 100000 residents and approx 8000 businesses in regional towns and communities across WA
Horizon Powerrsquos focus is to create value for future generations and to make a difference to the lives of people in the communities we serve
In regional WA we have 38 networks comprised of 36 microgrids and 2 interconnected systems
We do not operate in the South-West Interconnected System
Our Ambition
Delivering energy solutions for regional growth and vibrant communities
Our Guiding Principles
Horizon Power is committed to providing opportunities to local and Aboriginal businesses in alignment with our Strategy We apply our guiding principles to everything we do the way we work and the way we engage
Horizon Power views local community engagement as an essential part of being a responsible corporate citizen
Community Involvement
Listening creating and delivering together
Cleaner Greener
Improving our shared environment
Preference towards local people good and services
Regions First
Positive impact on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islands customers suppliers employees and communities
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commitment
Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
Horizon Power implements the State Governmentrsquos WA Industry Participation Strategy and Aboriginal Procurement Policy and actively seeks to ensure suitable opportunities are provided to local and Aboriginal businesses
Local Industry
Horizon Power
Aboriginal Business
Procurement
Kimberley region
Horizon Power procures the following types of goods and services in the Kimberley region
1 Vegetation management near power lines and electrical infrastructure
2 Civil works such as trenching
3 Operations and maintenance services such as cleaning general gardening freight and building maintenance
4 Security services
5 The installation of Electrical Vehicle charging points in Broome
State Stimulus Projects
Procurement
Kimberley region
The State Stimulus Projects that may source procurement in the Kimberley region include
1 Battery Energy Storage System in Broome and Yungngora
2 Broome Experience Centre
3 Kimberley Street Lights Upgrade
4 Kununurra Depot Refurbishment
5 Derby Solar Battery and LED streetlights
6 Aboriginal Community Embedded Networks Regularised electricity to 13 communities
Horizon Power has been awarded $574m in WA State Government stimulus funding to deliver six projects
How you can supply to Horizon Power
How you can supply to us
Horizon Power accepts registrations of interest from local and Aboriginal businesses through our website
Horizon Power may source directly from a business negotiate with a restricted list of businesses or engage in a competitive open market procurement process
WEBSITE OPEN MARKET | DIRECT | NEGOTIATE The process and specific requirements for a procurement depends on the type scope and value of the procurement
How does Horizon Power find suppliers
Horizon Power will research businesses using
Horizon Powerrsquos Regional and Aboriginal Supplier Database
Supply Nation - httpssupplynationorgau
Aboriginal Business Directory WA (ABDWA) httpswwwabdwacomau
Industry Capability Network WA (ICNWA) httpsgatewayicnorgau
Chamber of Commerce
Google Search
Local Knowledge
Regional amp Aboriginal
Supplier Register
Visit httpshorizonpowercomau
SuppliersRegional and Aboriginal
Contractors amp Suppliers
Supplier Registration
Shortcut to access the Supplier page On your smartphone open your camera and focus over the code above A pop up link will open in your image to take you straight to the supplier page on our website
Where to find information on
Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
Competitive tenders may be advertised on one or more of the following (other suggestions are welcome)
Tenders WA httpswwwtenderswagovau
Local newspapers (Kimberley Echo Broome Advertiser etc)
Social media LinkedIn and Twitter (HorizonPower_WA)
Chamber of Commerce and Industry amp various economic development platforms
Supply Nation Indigenous Business Market Place
Vendor Panel Coming soon
Horizon Powerrsquos Procurement Pipeline and more information on our procurements httpshorizonpowercomaucontractors-suppliers
Registrations for Specific Scopes
If you would like your business to be considered as a potential respondent register your interestRegistering will give your business better visibility but it is not compulsory in order to be considered
For specific projects or pieces of work we may advertise them on our Procurement Pipeline and ask prospective suppliers to register
We may use this for the stimulus funding projects where suitable so keep an eye on our website
4 Steps tosuccess
We recommend that businesses
Register on the Horizon Power Local and Aboriginal Business Register
Review the Horizon Power website and keep an eye on our Procurement Pipeline as well as on advertising platforms mentioned earlier
Have a functional website that is up to date with your business and contact information and represents your business services well
Update profiles like ABDWA ICNWA or Supply Nation with current contact and capabilities
1
2
3
4
What to do if asked to bid
Contact Horizon Power if you have any queries on how to respond
Respond in a timely manner or let us know if you cannot and you may consider requesting an extension
If there are a set of specific questions make sure you have demonstrated your businessrsquo capability and understanding of that question
Provide supporting information to evidence you are the right business for the job
1
2
3
4
Our objectiveValue for Money
All procurement activities at Horizon Power will be assessed on this basis which takes into account
Non-cost factors such as community benefits health safety and environmental factors and supplier performance history and capability
Horizon Powerrsquos budget and
Available prices
We recommend local businesses consider the principle of best Value-for-Money when preparing quotations or proposals to Horizon Power
Horizon Powerrsquos procurement outcomes must achieve best Value-for-Money
If you need further information
Broome
broomehorizonpowercomau2 McDaniel Road Broome
Kununurra
kununurrahorizonpowercomauCnr Messmate Way amp Victoria HighwayKununurra
Website
httpshorizonpowercomau
Please contact your local office
Questions
Thank you
- Slide Number 1
- Industry Development Division
- WA Industry Participation Strategy (WAIPS)
- WAIPS 2020 updates
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- Local Capability Fund
- COVID-19 Local Capability Fund rounds for 202021
- Local Capability Fund Rounds for 202021
- Your feedback is key
- What can you do
- Thank you
- Simon MarwickLocal Content AdviserKimberley
- Local Content Role
- What do we do
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Slide Number 21
- Slide Number 22
- Agenda
- Overview of Main Roads WA Kimberley Region
- Slide Number 25
- Main Roads Western AustraliaKimberley Region
- Kimberley ndash Program Delivery
- Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
- Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
- Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
- Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
- Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
- State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
- Commonwealth Government
- MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
- Thankyou for your attendanceGeneral Questions
- Working with the Department of Finance
- Slide Number 42
- Slide Number 43
- Slide Number 44
- Slide Number 45
- Slide Number 46
- Slide Number 47
- Slide Number 48
- Slide Number 49
- Slide Number 50
- Slide Number 51
- Slide Number 52
- Slide Number 53
- Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry
- Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
- Slide Number 56
- About Horizon Power
- About Horizon Power
- Slide Number 59
- Slide Number 60
- Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
- ProcurementKimberley region
- State Stimulus ProjectsProcurementKimberley region
- How you can supply to Horizon Power
- Slide Number 65
- How does Horizon Power find suppliers
- Regional amp Aboriginal Supplier Register
- Where to find information on Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
- Registrations for Specific Scopes
- 4 Steps tosuccess
- What to do if asked to bid
- Our objectiveValue for Money
- If you need further information
- Slide Number 74
- Slide Number 75
-
25 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
2626 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Main Office ndash 20 Wodehouse Street Derby
bull Sub Office ndash 293 Messmate Way Kununurra
bull Project Office - 30 Frederick Street Broome
Main Roads Western AustraliaKimberley Region
2727 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Kimberley Program is delivered under Direct Contracting Model
bull Routine Maintenance ndash via Resources Contract- currently Maca Civil (ends January 2021)- new 5 year Contract to be awarded ndash 3 tenderers shortlisted
bull Small Projects and periodic maintenance works are directly managed and supervised by Kimberley Region utilising local sub ndash contractors under the plant panel contracts and minor contracts eg Gibb River Road upgrade GNH shoulder reconditioning
bull Some periodic maintenance works delivered by contracts managed by Kimberley Region eg sealing pavement repairs minor reconstruction verge mowing
bull Larger projects ndash major contracts typically managed by Infrastructure Delivery Directorate eg GNH reconstruction near Ord River
Kimberley ndash Program Delivery
2828 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
2929 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Direct Managed Road Works by RegionMajor Projects managed by Infrastructure Delivery Directorate Main Contractor Appointed - Main Roads Pre-Qualified
bull Plant Hire (Panel Contract in place)bull Sealing Contract ndash direct managed worksbull Labour Hire bull Traffic Managementbull Culvert installation bull Safety barriers installation bull Crushing contracts - gravel aggregate etcbull Materials supply ndash aggregates concrete products signs etcbull Accommodation supply ndash hotels motels mobile campsbull Fuel supply
Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
3030 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Routine Maintenance - Resources Contractor Appointed - long term contract
Sub-contracting opportunities
bull Periodic Maintenance Works- Verge Mowing ndash tenders advertised bi annually- Resealing - MRWA state wide panel contract- Pavement Repair Contract ndash advertised annually- Bridge Maintenance ndash MRWA state wide panel contract- Litter and Blackwater Collection (Rest Areas) ndash long term
contract to be advertised in 2020
Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
3131 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Business Support Services (labour hire)
bull Gardening ndash offices depots
bull Office cleaning
bull Large scale Building maintenance ndash offices depots houses (usually though BMW) For small scale building maintenance please provide us with your contact details
Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
3232 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
3333 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Gibb River Road (approx $85M pa)bull construct and seal sections in east and west
Broome Cape Leveque Project ($656M)bull commenced 2018 completion 2020bull construct and seal 90km
Great Northern Highway Safety improvements ($12M)bull shoulder sealing various sections 110 km
Projects
3434 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Great Northern Highway Upgrade ndash Broome to Derby - $259M- Deep Creek Section 2021 - reconstruction- Logue River Section 2022 - reconstruction
bull Duncan Road Gordon Downs Road Upgrade - $51M- In partnership with the Shire of Halls Creek- Upgrade various sections ndash 2019 to 2022
bull Tanami Road Construct and Seal - $4275M- Commencement planned 2021- In partnership with the Shire of Halls Creek
Projects
3535 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Great Northern Highway Upgrade - Ord North ($9814M)
Reconstruct highway ndash upgrade 2 single lane bridges
- Commenced 2019 completion 2021 and 2022
- Design and Construct Contract awarded to WHBO
- Managed by Infrastructure Delivery Directorate
Projects
3636 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
3737 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Provides a Framework for the State Government Investment in Aboriginal Participation
bull Allows Agencies to negotiate directly with a ldquoRegistered Aboriginal Businessrdquo for supply of goods and services
State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
3838 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Framework to maximise Indigenous employment and business opportunities in Northern Australia
bull Aim to provide tangible economic and social benefits for local Indigenous people living in surrounding communities ndash ldquoLocal Firstrdquo
bull Sets Indigenous Participation Targets based on Regional Populations- Kimberley Region 40 Aboriginal Population
Commonwealth Government
3939 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Identify suitable services where Aboriginal Organisations and Businesses can participate directly eg
- Employment Contracts ndash provision of labour and resources- Traffic Management- Culvert Installation
bull Contracts - Includes criteria for Aboriginal employment and training
- Plant Panel Contract includes preferences for local and Aboriginal business and operators
- Major Contracts require Aboriginal Participation Plans Include Price Preferences and Performance Initiative Payments
MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
4040 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Thankyou for your attendance
General Questions
Working with the Department of Finance
Rowan Acton
August 2020
Director Regional Operations
Introduction to Department of Finance
Buy Local 2020 Implementation
bull The Department of Finance has already implementedchange to works procurement processes to meet therequirements of Buy Local 2020
bull These changes will be formalised in the DepartmentrsquosImplementation Plan which will be signed off imminently
bull As part of the Departmentrsquos COVID-19 response wehave increased the upper threshold for RegionalContent to be applied at 5 of the total value of theclaimed regional content to a maximum of $500000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description
Expected Tender Release
Budget (Indicative)
Department of Health Fitzroy Crossing Renal Clinic Stage 2 4th Qtr 2020 $2596000
Department of Education Broome Primary School ndash Fire Remediation and Administration Building
1st Qtr 2020 $8335000
Department of Training and Workforce Development
Broome Hospitality and Student Services Centre 2nd Qtr 2021 $10000000
Department of Education Wyndham District High School - Rebuild Early Childhood Education Centre
3rd Qtr 2021 $3000000
Department of Training and Workforce Development
Kununurra Health and Hospitality Trade Training Centre
2nd Qtr 2021 $6000000
WA Recovery Plan
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
WACHS-Kimberley Old Granada Building Demolition Derby $ 242000
WACHS-Kimberley Hospital Roofing Replacement Derby $ 220000
WACHS-Kimberley Mental Health Inpatient Unit - Wall Height Extension Broome $ 242000
WACHS-Kimberley Extend Infusion Room for Telechemo Broome $ 137500
Department of Education Swale Upgrade - Broome SHS Broome $ 250000
Department of Education Chaplaincy Transportable replacement Derby $ 47000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh and Structural repairs Looma $ 111000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh Wananami $ 113000
Department of Education Structural Repairs Muludja $ 75000
Department of Education Fencing Fitzroy Valley $ 150000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
DFES Shade Structure and fencing Fitzroy $ 80000
Department of Justice Office Refit Broome $ 100000
Department of Justice Courthouse - Toilets and Footpaths Derby $ 35000
Main Roads Solar Panels Derby $ 250000
WACHS-Kimberley Morgue Upgrade Derby $ 440000
WACHS-Kimberley Birthing Suites Upgrage Broome $ 550000
WACHS-Kimberley Triage Redesign Fitzroy Crossing $ 330000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Balgo $ 300000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Bidyadanga $ 500000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Derby $ 1500000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Looma $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Dampier Pennsular $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Bidyadanga $ 1500000
Department of Education Derby DHS - Structural works and Classroom Refresh Derby $ 400000
Department of Education Broome Primary School - Fire Remediation Broome TBD
Department of Education Classroom Refresh and structural repairs Wankgatjungka $ 260000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh Bayulu $ 260000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Looma $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Dampier Pennsular $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Bidyadanga $ 1500000
Advertising Subcontracting Opportunities
Want to work with Finance
Interested in maintenance
and minor works
Look into becoming prequalified under Financersquos Builders Prequalification Scheme
Register on Tenders WA
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Interested in works-related consultancies
Interested in minor and
capital works
Interested in being a
subcontractor on a large project
Contact the works panel management team on 6551 1787 or BMWProcurementServicesfinancewagovau
Register on Tenders WA for opportunities that might become available outside existing panels
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Register for the lsquoService Alliance 2012rsquo (SA12) arrangement that Finance uses for regional works contracts valued at less than $250000
Register on Tenders WA for opportunities that might become available outside SA12
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Keep an eye on Tenders WA and the local paper for opportunities
Promote yourself to potential head contractors
Interested in supplying goods and services
Keep an eye on Tenders WA
Investing in the Kimberley
Aboriginal Procurement Policybull 2020-21 FY Target is 3bull Capability building servicesbull Policy review and recommendations for new term
bull Aboriginal business consultation process Via Noongar Chamber of Commerce and Industry
bull ContactDepartment of Finance ndash Social Procurement Team
spifinancewagovau 6551 2475
Assistance for Aboriginal businesses
bull Capability building programs to be delivered to Aboriginalbusinesses and not-for-profit organisations across theState
bull Morrgul is the provider for the Great Southern and SouthWest regions
bull Provides Aboriginal business capability building contractservices including workshops and one-on-one mentoringsessions
ContactsKudzi Chigwanda Regional Manager ndash Northern Region
9194 9711 KudziChigwandafinancewagovau
Broome office (works)Woodyrsquos Arcade 15 Dampier Terrace
Gemma Bennett Senior Project Manager9194 9719 GemmaBennettfinancewagovau
wwwfinancewagovau
Kununurra office (works)Corner Messmate and Konkerberry Drive
Rod Chinnery Senior Project Office9166 7201 rodneychinneryfinancewagovau
Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry18th August Broome 19th August Derby
Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
I would like to show my respect and acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the Land
ndash the Nyikina people ndashtheir Elders past present and emerging on which this
meeting takes place
About Horizon Power
About Horizon Power
Horizon Power is a Government Trading Enterprise which generates distributes and retails electricity to more than 47000 connections
We supply electricity to more than 100000 residents and approx 8000 businesses in regional towns and communities across WA
Horizon Powerrsquos focus is to create value for future generations and to make a difference to the lives of people in the communities we serve
In regional WA we have 38 networks comprised of 36 microgrids and 2 interconnected systems
We do not operate in the South-West Interconnected System
Our Ambition
Delivering energy solutions for regional growth and vibrant communities
Our Guiding Principles
Horizon Power is committed to providing opportunities to local and Aboriginal businesses in alignment with our Strategy We apply our guiding principles to everything we do the way we work and the way we engage
Horizon Power views local community engagement as an essential part of being a responsible corporate citizen
Community Involvement
Listening creating and delivering together
Cleaner Greener
Improving our shared environment
Preference towards local people good and services
Regions First
Positive impact on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islands customers suppliers employees and communities
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commitment
Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
Horizon Power implements the State Governmentrsquos WA Industry Participation Strategy and Aboriginal Procurement Policy and actively seeks to ensure suitable opportunities are provided to local and Aboriginal businesses
Local Industry
Horizon Power
Aboriginal Business
Procurement
Kimberley region
Horizon Power procures the following types of goods and services in the Kimberley region
1 Vegetation management near power lines and electrical infrastructure
2 Civil works such as trenching
3 Operations and maintenance services such as cleaning general gardening freight and building maintenance
4 Security services
5 The installation of Electrical Vehicle charging points in Broome
State Stimulus Projects
Procurement
Kimberley region
The State Stimulus Projects that may source procurement in the Kimberley region include
1 Battery Energy Storage System in Broome and Yungngora
2 Broome Experience Centre
3 Kimberley Street Lights Upgrade
4 Kununurra Depot Refurbishment
5 Derby Solar Battery and LED streetlights
6 Aboriginal Community Embedded Networks Regularised electricity to 13 communities
Horizon Power has been awarded $574m in WA State Government stimulus funding to deliver six projects
How you can supply to Horizon Power
How you can supply to us
Horizon Power accepts registrations of interest from local and Aboriginal businesses through our website
Horizon Power may source directly from a business negotiate with a restricted list of businesses or engage in a competitive open market procurement process
WEBSITE OPEN MARKET | DIRECT | NEGOTIATE The process and specific requirements for a procurement depends on the type scope and value of the procurement
How does Horizon Power find suppliers
Horizon Power will research businesses using
Horizon Powerrsquos Regional and Aboriginal Supplier Database
Supply Nation - httpssupplynationorgau
Aboriginal Business Directory WA (ABDWA) httpswwwabdwacomau
Industry Capability Network WA (ICNWA) httpsgatewayicnorgau
Chamber of Commerce
Google Search
Local Knowledge
Regional amp Aboriginal
Supplier Register
Visit httpshorizonpowercomau
SuppliersRegional and Aboriginal
Contractors amp Suppliers
Supplier Registration
Shortcut to access the Supplier page On your smartphone open your camera and focus over the code above A pop up link will open in your image to take you straight to the supplier page on our website
Where to find information on
Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
Competitive tenders may be advertised on one or more of the following (other suggestions are welcome)
Tenders WA httpswwwtenderswagovau
Local newspapers (Kimberley Echo Broome Advertiser etc)
Social media LinkedIn and Twitter (HorizonPower_WA)
Chamber of Commerce and Industry amp various economic development platforms
Supply Nation Indigenous Business Market Place
Vendor Panel Coming soon
Horizon Powerrsquos Procurement Pipeline and more information on our procurements httpshorizonpowercomaucontractors-suppliers
Registrations for Specific Scopes
If you would like your business to be considered as a potential respondent register your interestRegistering will give your business better visibility but it is not compulsory in order to be considered
For specific projects or pieces of work we may advertise them on our Procurement Pipeline and ask prospective suppliers to register
We may use this for the stimulus funding projects where suitable so keep an eye on our website
4 Steps tosuccess
We recommend that businesses
Register on the Horizon Power Local and Aboriginal Business Register
Review the Horizon Power website and keep an eye on our Procurement Pipeline as well as on advertising platforms mentioned earlier
Have a functional website that is up to date with your business and contact information and represents your business services well
Update profiles like ABDWA ICNWA or Supply Nation with current contact and capabilities
1
2
3
4
What to do if asked to bid
Contact Horizon Power if you have any queries on how to respond
Respond in a timely manner or let us know if you cannot and you may consider requesting an extension
If there are a set of specific questions make sure you have demonstrated your businessrsquo capability and understanding of that question
Provide supporting information to evidence you are the right business for the job
1
2
3
4
Our objectiveValue for Money
All procurement activities at Horizon Power will be assessed on this basis which takes into account
Non-cost factors such as community benefits health safety and environmental factors and supplier performance history and capability
Horizon Powerrsquos budget and
Available prices
We recommend local businesses consider the principle of best Value-for-Money when preparing quotations or proposals to Horizon Power
Horizon Powerrsquos procurement outcomes must achieve best Value-for-Money
If you need further information
Broome
broomehorizonpowercomau2 McDaniel Road Broome
Kununurra
kununurrahorizonpowercomauCnr Messmate Way amp Victoria HighwayKununurra
Website
httpshorizonpowercomau
Please contact your local office
Questions
Thank you
- Slide Number 1
- Industry Development Division
- WA Industry Participation Strategy (WAIPS)
- WAIPS 2020 updates
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- Local Capability Fund
- COVID-19 Local Capability Fund rounds for 202021
- Local Capability Fund Rounds for 202021
- Your feedback is key
- What can you do
- Thank you
- Simon MarwickLocal Content AdviserKimberley
- Local Content Role
- What do we do
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Slide Number 21
- Slide Number 22
- Agenda
- Overview of Main Roads WA Kimberley Region
- Slide Number 25
- Main Roads Western AustraliaKimberley Region
- Kimberley ndash Program Delivery
- Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
- Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
- Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
- Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
- Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
- State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
- Commonwealth Government
- MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
- Thankyou for your attendanceGeneral Questions
- Working with the Department of Finance
- Slide Number 42
- Slide Number 43
- Slide Number 44
- Slide Number 45
- Slide Number 46
- Slide Number 47
- Slide Number 48
- Slide Number 49
- Slide Number 50
- Slide Number 51
- Slide Number 52
- Slide Number 53
- Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry
- Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
- Slide Number 56
- About Horizon Power
- About Horizon Power
- Slide Number 59
- Slide Number 60
- Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
- ProcurementKimberley region
- State Stimulus ProjectsProcurementKimberley region
- How you can supply to Horizon Power
- Slide Number 65
- How does Horizon Power find suppliers
- Regional amp Aboriginal Supplier Register
- Where to find information on Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
- Registrations for Specific Scopes
- 4 Steps tosuccess
- What to do if asked to bid
- Our objectiveValue for Money
- If you need further information
- Slide Number 74
- Slide Number 75
-
2626 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Main Office ndash 20 Wodehouse Street Derby
bull Sub Office ndash 293 Messmate Way Kununurra
bull Project Office - 30 Frederick Street Broome
Main Roads Western AustraliaKimberley Region
2727 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Kimberley Program is delivered under Direct Contracting Model
bull Routine Maintenance ndash via Resources Contract- currently Maca Civil (ends January 2021)- new 5 year Contract to be awarded ndash 3 tenderers shortlisted
bull Small Projects and periodic maintenance works are directly managed and supervised by Kimberley Region utilising local sub ndash contractors under the plant panel contracts and minor contracts eg Gibb River Road upgrade GNH shoulder reconditioning
bull Some periodic maintenance works delivered by contracts managed by Kimberley Region eg sealing pavement repairs minor reconstruction verge mowing
bull Larger projects ndash major contracts typically managed by Infrastructure Delivery Directorate eg GNH reconstruction near Ord River
Kimberley ndash Program Delivery
2828 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
2929 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Direct Managed Road Works by RegionMajor Projects managed by Infrastructure Delivery Directorate Main Contractor Appointed - Main Roads Pre-Qualified
bull Plant Hire (Panel Contract in place)bull Sealing Contract ndash direct managed worksbull Labour Hire bull Traffic Managementbull Culvert installation bull Safety barriers installation bull Crushing contracts - gravel aggregate etcbull Materials supply ndash aggregates concrete products signs etcbull Accommodation supply ndash hotels motels mobile campsbull Fuel supply
Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
3030 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Routine Maintenance - Resources Contractor Appointed - long term contract
Sub-contracting opportunities
bull Periodic Maintenance Works- Verge Mowing ndash tenders advertised bi annually- Resealing - MRWA state wide panel contract- Pavement Repair Contract ndash advertised annually- Bridge Maintenance ndash MRWA state wide panel contract- Litter and Blackwater Collection (Rest Areas) ndash long term
contract to be advertised in 2020
Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
3131 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Business Support Services (labour hire)
bull Gardening ndash offices depots
bull Office cleaning
bull Large scale Building maintenance ndash offices depots houses (usually though BMW) For small scale building maintenance please provide us with your contact details
Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
3232 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
3333 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Gibb River Road (approx $85M pa)bull construct and seal sections in east and west
Broome Cape Leveque Project ($656M)bull commenced 2018 completion 2020bull construct and seal 90km
Great Northern Highway Safety improvements ($12M)bull shoulder sealing various sections 110 km
Projects
3434 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Great Northern Highway Upgrade ndash Broome to Derby - $259M- Deep Creek Section 2021 - reconstruction- Logue River Section 2022 - reconstruction
bull Duncan Road Gordon Downs Road Upgrade - $51M- In partnership with the Shire of Halls Creek- Upgrade various sections ndash 2019 to 2022
bull Tanami Road Construct and Seal - $4275M- Commencement planned 2021- In partnership with the Shire of Halls Creek
Projects
3535 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Great Northern Highway Upgrade - Ord North ($9814M)
Reconstruct highway ndash upgrade 2 single lane bridges
- Commenced 2019 completion 2021 and 2022
- Design and Construct Contract awarded to WHBO
- Managed by Infrastructure Delivery Directorate
Projects
3636 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
3737 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Provides a Framework for the State Government Investment in Aboriginal Participation
bull Allows Agencies to negotiate directly with a ldquoRegistered Aboriginal Businessrdquo for supply of goods and services
State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
3838 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Framework to maximise Indigenous employment and business opportunities in Northern Australia
bull Aim to provide tangible economic and social benefits for local Indigenous people living in surrounding communities ndash ldquoLocal Firstrdquo
bull Sets Indigenous Participation Targets based on Regional Populations- Kimberley Region 40 Aboriginal Population
Commonwealth Government
3939 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Identify suitable services where Aboriginal Organisations and Businesses can participate directly eg
- Employment Contracts ndash provision of labour and resources- Traffic Management- Culvert Installation
bull Contracts - Includes criteria for Aboriginal employment and training
- Plant Panel Contract includes preferences for local and Aboriginal business and operators
- Major Contracts require Aboriginal Participation Plans Include Price Preferences and Performance Initiative Payments
MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
4040 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Thankyou for your attendance
General Questions
Working with the Department of Finance
Rowan Acton
August 2020
Director Regional Operations
Introduction to Department of Finance
Buy Local 2020 Implementation
bull The Department of Finance has already implementedchange to works procurement processes to meet therequirements of Buy Local 2020
bull These changes will be formalised in the DepartmentrsquosImplementation Plan which will be signed off imminently
bull As part of the Departmentrsquos COVID-19 response wehave increased the upper threshold for RegionalContent to be applied at 5 of the total value of theclaimed regional content to a maximum of $500000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description
Expected Tender Release
Budget (Indicative)
Department of Health Fitzroy Crossing Renal Clinic Stage 2 4th Qtr 2020 $2596000
Department of Education Broome Primary School ndash Fire Remediation and Administration Building
1st Qtr 2020 $8335000
Department of Training and Workforce Development
Broome Hospitality and Student Services Centre 2nd Qtr 2021 $10000000
Department of Education Wyndham District High School - Rebuild Early Childhood Education Centre
3rd Qtr 2021 $3000000
Department of Training and Workforce Development
Kununurra Health and Hospitality Trade Training Centre
2nd Qtr 2021 $6000000
WA Recovery Plan
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
WACHS-Kimberley Old Granada Building Demolition Derby $ 242000
WACHS-Kimberley Hospital Roofing Replacement Derby $ 220000
WACHS-Kimberley Mental Health Inpatient Unit - Wall Height Extension Broome $ 242000
WACHS-Kimberley Extend Infusion Room for Telechemo Broome $ 137500
Department of Education Swale Upgrade - Broome SHS Broome $ 250000
Department of Education Chaplaincy Transportable replacement Derby $ 47000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh and Structural repairs Looma $ 111000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh Wananami $ 113000
Department of Education Structural Repairs Muludja $ 75000
Department of Education Fencing Fitzroy Valley $ 150000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
DFES Shade Structure and fencing Fitzroy $ 80000
Department of Justice Office Refit Broome $ 100000
Department of Justice Courthouse - Toilets and Footpaths Derby $ 35000
Main Roads Solar Panels Derby $ 250000
WACHS-Kimberley Morgue Upgrade Derby $ 440000
WACHS-Kimberley Birthing Suites Upgrage Broome $ 550000
WACHS-Kimberley Triage Redesign Fitzroy Crossing $ 330000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Balgo $ 300000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Bidyadanga $ 500000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Derby $ 1500000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Looma $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Dampier Pennsular $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Bidyadanga $ 1500000
Department of Education Derby DHS - Structural works and Classroom Refresh Derby $ 400000
Department of Education Broome Primary School - Fire Remediation Broome TBD
Department of Education Classroom Refresh and structural repairs Wankgatjungka $ 260000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh Bayulu $ 260000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Looma $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Dampier Pennsular $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Bidyadanga $ 1500000
Advertising Subcontracting Opportunities
Want to work with Finance
Interested in maintenance
and minor works
Look into becoming prequalified under Financersquos Builders Prequalification Scheme
Register on Tenders WA
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Interested in works-related consultancies
Interested in minor and
capital works
Interested in being a
subcontractor on a large project
Contact the works panel management team on 6551 1787 or BMWProcurementServicesfinancewagovau
Register on Tenders WA for opportunities that might become available outside existing panels
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Register for the lsquoService Alliance 2012rsquo (SA12) arrangement that Finance uses for regional works contracts valued at less than $250000
Register on Tenders WA for opportunities that might become available outside SA12
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Keep an eye on Tenders WA and the local paper for opportunities
Promote yourself to potential head contractors
Interested in supplying goods and services
Keep an eye on Tenders WA
Investing in the Kimberley
Aboriginal Procurement Policybull 2020-21 FY Target is 3bull Capability building servicesbull Policy review and recommendations for new term
bull Aboriginal business consultation process Via Noongar Chamber of Commerce and Industry
bull ContactDepartment of Finance ndash Social Procurement Team
spifinancewagovau 6551 2475
Assistance for Aboriginal businesses
bull Capability building programs to be delivered to Aboriginalbusinesses and not-for-profit organisations across theState
bull Morrgul is the provider for the Great Southern and SouthWest regions
bull Provides Aboriginal business capability building contractservices including workshops and one-on-one mentoringsessions
ContactsKudzi Chigwanda Regional Manager ndash Northern Region
9194 9711 KudziChigwandafinancewagovau
Broome office (works)Woodyrsquos Arcade 15 Dampier Terrace
Gemma Bennett Senior Project Manager9194 9719 GemmaBennettfinancewagovau
wwwfinancewagovau
Kununurra office (works)Corner Messmate and Konkerberry Drive
Rod Chinnery Senior Project Office9166 7201 rodneychinneryfinancewagovau
Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry18th August Broome 19th August Derby
Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
I would like to show my respect and acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the Land
ndash the Nyikina people ndashtheir Elders past present and emerging on which this
meeting takes place
About Horizon Power
About Horizon Power
Horizon Power is a Government Trading Enterprise which generates distributes and retails electricity to more than 47000 connections
We supply electricity to more than 100000 residents and approx 8000 businesses in regional towns and communities across WA
Horizon Powerrsquos focus is to create value for future generations and to make a difference to the lives of people in the communities we serve
In regional WA we have 38 networks comprised of 36 microgrids and 2 interconnected systems
We do not operate in the South-West Interconnected System
Our Ambition
Delivering energy solutions for regional growth and vibrant communities
Our Guiding Principles
Horizon Power is committed to providing opportunities to local and Aboriginal businesses in alignment with our Strategy We apply our guiding principles to everything we do the way we work and the way we engage
Horizon Power views local community engagement as an essential part of being a responsible corporate citizen
Community Involvement
Listening creating and delivering together
Cleaner Greener
Improving our shared environment
Preference towards local people good and services
Regions First
Positive impact on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islands customers suppliers employees and communities
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commitment
Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
Horizon Power implements the State Governmentrsquos WA Industry Participation Strategy and Aboriginal Procurement Policy and actively seeks to ensure suitable opportunities are provided to local and Aboriginal businesses
Local Industry
Horizon Power
Aboriginal Business
Procurement
Kimberley region
Horizon Power procures the following types of goods and services in the Kimberley region
1 Vegetation management near power lines and electrical infrastructure
2 Civil works such as trenching
3 Operations and maintenance services such as cleaning general gardening freight and building maintenance
4 Security services
5 The installation of Electrical Vehicle charging points in Broome
State Stimulus Projects
Procurement
Kimberley region
The State Stimulus Projects that may source procurement in the Kimberley region include
1 Battery Energy Storage System in Broome and Yungngora
2 Broome Experience Centre
3 Kimberley Street Lights Upgrade
4 Kununurra Depot Refurbishment
5 Derby Solar Battery and LED streetlights
6 Aboriginal Community Embedded Networks Regularised electricity to 13 communities
Horizon Power has been awarded $574m in WA State Government stimulus funding to deliver six projects
How you can supply to Horizon Power
How you can supply to us
Horizon Power accepts registrations of interest from local and Aboriginal businesses through our website
Horizon Power may source directly from a business negotiate with a restricted list of businesses or engage in a competitive open market procurement process
WEBSITE OPEN MARKET | DIRECT | NEGOTIATE The process and specific requirements for a procurement depends on the type scope and value of the procurement
How does Horizon Power find suppliers
Horizon Power will research businesses using
Horizon Powerrsquos Regional and Aboriginal Supplier Database
Supply Nation - httpssupplynationorgau
Aboriginal Business Directory WA (ABDWA) httpswwwabdwacomau
Industry Capability Network WA (ICNWA) httpsgatewayicnorgau
Chamber of Commerce
Google Search
Local Knowledge
Regional amp Aboriginal
Supplier Register
Visit httpshorizonpowercomau
SuppliersRegional and Aboriginal
Contractors amp Suppliers
Supplier Registration
Shortcut to access the Supplier page On your smartphone open your camera and focus over the code above A pop up link will open in your image to take you straight to the supplier page on our website
Where to find information on
Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
Competitive tenders may be advertised on one or more of the following (other suggestions are welcome)
Tenders WA httpswwwtenderswagovau
Local newspapers (Kimberley Echo Broome Advertiser etc)
Social media LinkedIn and Twitter (HorizonPower_WA)
Chamber of Commerce and Industry amp various economic development platforms
Supply Nation Indigenous Business Market Place
Vendor Panel Coming soon
Horizon Powerrsquos Procurement Pipeline and more information on our procurements httpshorizonpowercomaucontractors-suppliers
Registrations for Specific Scopes
If you would like your business to be considered as a potential respondent register your interestRegistering will give your business better visibility but it is not compulsory in order to be considered
For specific projects or pieces of work we may advertise them on our Procurement Pipeline and ask prospective suppliers to register
We may use this for the stimulus funding projects where suitable so keep an eye on our website
4 Steps tosuccess
We recommend that businesses
Register on the Horizon Power Local and Aboriginal Business Register
Review the Horizon Power website and keep an eye on our Procurement Pipeline as well as on advertising platforms mentioned earlier
Have a functional website that is up to date with your business and contact information and represents your business services well
Update profiles like ABDWA ICNWA or Supply Nation with current contact and capabilities
1
2
3
4
What to do if asked to bid
Contact Horizon Power if you have any queries on how to respond
Respond in a timely manner or let us know if you cannot and you may consider requesting an extension
If there are a set of specific questions make sure you have demonstrated your businessrsquo capability and understanding of that question
Provide supporting information to evidence you are the right business for the job
1
2
3
4
Our objectiveValue for Money
All procurement activities at Horizon Power will be assessed on this basis which takes into account
Non-cost factors such as community benefits health safety and environmental factors and supplier performance history and capability
Horizon Powerrsquos budget and
Available prices
We recommend local businesses consider the principle of best Value-for-Money when preparing quotations or proposals to Horizon Power
Horizon Powerrsquos procurement outcomes must achieve best Value-for-Money
If you need further information
Broome
broomehorizonpowercomau2 McDaniel Road Broome
Kununurra
kununurrahorizonpowercomauCnr Messmate Way amp Victoria HighwayKununurra
Website
httpshorizonpowercomau
Please contact your local office
Questions
Thank you
- Slide Number 1
- Industry Development Division
- WA Industry Participation Strategy (WAIPS)
- WAIPS 2020 updates
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- Local Capability Fund
- COVID-19 Local Capability Fund rounds for 202021
- Local Capability Fund Rounds for 202021
- Your feedback is key
- What can you do
- Thank you
- Simon MarwickLocal Content AdviserKimberley
- Local Content Role
- What do we do
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Slide Number 21
- Slide Number 22
- Agenda
- Overview of Main Roads WA Kimberley Region
- Slide Number 25
- Main Roads Western AustraliaKimberley Region
- Kimberley ndash Program Delivery
- Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
- Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
- Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
- Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
- Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
- State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
- Commonwealth Government
- MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
- Thankyou for your attendanceGeneral Questions
- Working with the Department of Finance
- Slide Number 42
- Slide Number 43
- Slide Number 44
- Slide Number 45
- Slide Number 46
- Slide Number 47
- Slide Number 48
- Slide Number 49
- Slide Number 50
- Slide Number 51
- Slide Number 52
- Slide Number 53
- Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry
- Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
- Slide Number 56
- About Horizon Power
- About Horizon Power
- Slide Number 59
- Slide Number 60
- Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
- ProcurementKimberley region
- State Stimulus ProjectsProcurementKimberley region
- How you can supply to Horizon Power
- Slide Number 65
- How does Horizon Power find suppliers
- Regional amp Aboriginal Supplier Register
- Where to find information on Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
- Registrations for Specific Scopes
- 4 Steps tosuccess
- What to do if asked to bid
- Our objectiveValue for Money
- If you need further information
- Slide Number 74
- Slide Number 75
-
2727 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Kimberley Program is delivered under Direct Contracting Model
bull Routine Maintenance ndash via Resources Contract- currently Maca Civil (ends January 2021)- new 5 year Contract to be awarded ndash 3 tenderers shortlisted
bull Small Projects and periodic maintenance works are directly managed and supervised by Kimberley Region utilising local sub ndash contractors under the plant panel contracts and minor contracts eg Gibb River Road upgrade GNH shoulder reconditioning
bull Some periodic maintenance works delivered by contracts managed by Kimberley Region eg sealing pavement repairs minor reconstruction verge mowing
bull Larger projects ndash major contracts typically managed by Infrastructure Delivery Directorate eg GNH reconstruction near Ord River
Kimberley ndash Program Delivery
2828 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
2929 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Direct Managed Road Works by RegionMajor Projects managed by Infrastructure Delivery Directorate Main Contractor Appointed - Main Roads Pre-Qualified
bull Plant Hire (Panel Contract in place)bull Sealing Contract ndash direct managed worksbull Labour Hire bull Traffic Managementbull Culvert installation bull Safety barriers installation bull Crushing contracts - gravel aggregate etcbull Materials supply ndash aggregates concrete products signs etcbull Accommodation supply ndash hotels motels mobile campsbull Fuel supply
Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
3030 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Routine Maintenance - Resources Contractor Appointed - long term contract
Sub-contracting opportunities
bull Periodic Maintenance Works- Verge Mowing ndash tenders advertised bi annually- Resealing - MRWA state wide panel contract- Pavement Repair Contract ndash advertised annually- Bridge Maintenance ndash MRWA state wide panel contract- Litter and Blackwater Collection (Rest Areas) ndash long term
contract to be advertised in 2020
Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
3131 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Business Support Services (labour hire)
bull Gardening ndash offices depots
bull Office cleaning
bull Large scale Building maintenance ndash offices depots houses (usually though BMW) For small scale building maintenance please provide us with your contact details
Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
3232 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
3333 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Gibb River Road (approx $85M pa)bull construct and seal sections in east and west
Broome Cape Leveque Project ($656M)bull commenced 2018 completion 2020bull construct and seal 90km
Great Northern Highway Safety improvements ($12M)bull shoulder sealing various sections 110 km
Projects
3434 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Great Northern Highway Upgrade ndash Broome to Derby - $259M- Deep Creek Section 2021 - reconstruction- Logue River Section 2022 - reconstruction
bull Duncan Road Gordon Downs Road Upgrade - $51M- In partnership with the Shire of Halls Creek- Upgrade various sections ndash 2019 to 2022
bull Tanami Road Construct and Seal - $4275M- Commencement planned 2021- In partnership with the Shire of Halls Creek
Projects
3535 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Great Northern Highway Upgrade - Ord North ($9814M)
Reconstruct highway ndash upgrade 2 single lane bridges
- Commenced 2019 completion 2021 and 2022
- Design and Construct Contract awarded to WHBO
- Managed by Infrastructure Delivery Directorate
Projects
3636 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
3737 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Provides a Framework for the State Government Investment in Aboriginal Participation
bull Allows Agencies to negotiate directly with a ldquoRegistered Aboriginal Businessrdquo for supply of goods and services
State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
3838 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Framework to maximise Indigenous employment and business opportunities in Northern Australia
bull Aim to provide tangible economic and social benefits for local Indigenous people living in surrounding communities ndash ldquoLocal Firstrdquo
bull Sets Indigenous Participation Targets based on Regional Populations- Kimberley Region 40 Aboriginal Population
Commonwealth Government
3939 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Identify suitable services where Aboriginal Organisations and Businesses can participate directly eg
- Employment Contracts ndash provision of labour and resources- Traffic Management- Culvert Installation
bull Contracts - Includes criteria for Aboriginal employment and training
- Plant Panel Contract includes preferences for local and Aboriginal business and operators
- Major Contracts require Aboriginal Participation Plans Include Price Preferences and Performance Initiative Payments
MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
4040 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Thankyou for your attendance
General Questions
Working with the Department of Finance
Rowan Acton
August 2020
Director Regional Operations
Introduction to Department of Finance
Buy Local 2020 Implementation
bull The Department of Finance has already implementedchange to works procurement processes to meet therequirements of Buy Local 2020
bull These changes will be formalised in the DepartmentrsquosImplementation Plan which will be signed off imminently
bull As part of the Departmentrsquos COVID-19 response wehave increased the upper threshold for RegionalContent to be applied at 5 of the total value of theclaimed regional content to a maximum of $500000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description
Expected Tender Release
Budget (Indicative)
Department of Health Fitzroy Crossing Renal Clinic Stage 2 4th Qtr 2020 $2596000
Department of Education Broome Primary School ndash Fire Remediation and Administration Building
1st Qtr 2020 $8335000
Department of Training and Workforce Development
Broome Hospitality and Student Services Centre 2nd Qtr 2021 $10000000
Department of Education Wyndham District High School - Rebuild Early Childhood Education Centre
3rd Qtr 2021 $3000000
Department of Training and Workforce Development
Kununurra Health and Hospitality Trade Training Centre
2nd Qtr 2021 $6000000
WA Recovery Plan
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
WACHS-Kimberley Old Granada Building Demolition Derby $ 242000
WACHS-Kimberley Hospital Roofing Replacement Derby $ 220000
WACHS-Kimberley Mental Health Inpatient Unit - Wall Height Extension Broome $ 242000
WACHS-Kimberley Extend Infusion Room for Telechemo Broome $ 137500
Department of Education Swale Upgrade - Broome SHS Broome $ 250000
Department of Education Chaplaincy Transportable replacement Derby $ 47000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh and Structural repairs Looma $ 111000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh Wananami $ 113000
Department of Education Structural Repairs Muludja $ 75000
Department of Education Fencing Fitzroy Valley $ 150000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
DFES Shade Structure and fencing Fitzroy $ 80000
Department of Justice Office Refit Broome $ 100000
Department of Justice Courthouse - Toilets and Footpaths Derby $ 35000
Main Roads Solar Panels Derby $ 250000
WACHS-Kimberley Morgue Upgrade Derby $ 440000
WACHS-Kimberley Birthing Suites Upgrage Broome $ 550000
WACHS-Kimberley Triage Redesign Fitzroy Crossing $ 330000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Balgo $ 300000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Bidyadanga $ 500000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Derby $ 1500000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Looma $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Dampier Pennsular $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Bidyadanga $ 1500000
Department of Education Derby DHS - Structural works and Classroom Refresh Derby $ 400000
Department of Education Broome Primary School - Fire Remediation Broome TBD
Department of Education Classroom Refresh and structural repairs Wankgatjungka $ 260000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh Bayulu $ 260000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Looma $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Dampier Pennsular $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Bidyadanga $ 1500000
Advertising Subcontracting Opportunities
Want to work with Finance
Interested in maintenance
and minor works
Look into becoming prequalified under Financersquos Builders Prequalification Scheme
Register on Tenders WA
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Interested in works-related consultancies
Interested in minor and
capital works
Interested in being a
subcontractor on a large project
Contact the works panel management team on 6551 1787 or BMWProcurementServicesfinancewagovau
Register on Tenders WA for opportunities that might become available outside existing panels
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Register for the lsquoService Alliance 2012rsquo (SA12) arrangement that Finance uses for regional works contracts valued at less than $250000
Register on Tenders WA for opportunities that might become available outside SA12
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Keep an eye on Tenders WA and the local paper for opportunities
Promote yourself to potential head contractors
Interested in supplying goods and services
Keep an eye on Tenders WA
Investing in the Kimberley
Aboriginal Procurement Policybull 2020-21 FY Target is 3bull Capability building servicesbull Policy review and recommendations for new term
bull Aboriginal business consultation process Via Noongar Chamber of Commerce and Industry
bull ContactDepartment of Finance ndash Social Procurement Team
spifinancewagovau 6551 2475
Assistance for Aboriginal businesses
bull Capability building programs to be delivered to Aboriginalbusinesses and not-for-profit organisations across theState
bull Morrgul is the provider for the Great Southern and SouthWest regions
bull Provides Aboriginal business capability building contractservices including workshops and one-on-one mentoringsessions
ContactsKudzi Chigwanda Regional Manager ndash Northern Region
9194 9711 KudziChigwandafinancewagovau
Broome office (works)Woodyrsquos Arcade 15 Dampier Terrace
Gemma Bennett Senior Project Manager9194 9719 GemmaBennettfinancewagovau
wwwfinancewagovau
Kununurra office (works)Corner Messmate and Konkerberry Drive
Rod Chinnery Senior Project Office9166 7201 rodneychinneryfinancewagovau
Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry18th August Broome 19th August Derby
Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
I would like to show my respect and acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the Land
ndash the Nyikina people ndashtheir Elders past present and emerging on which this
meeting takes place
About Horizon Power
About Horizon Power
Horizon Power is a Government Trading Enterprise which generates distributes and retails electricity to more than 47000 connections
We supply electricity to more than 100000 residents and approx 8000 businesses in regional towns and communities across WA
Horizon Powerrsquos focus is to create value for future generations and to make a difference to the lives of people in the communities we serve
In regional WA we have 38 networks comprised of 36 microgrids and 2 interconnected systems
We do not operate in the South-West Interconnected System
Our Ambition
Delivering energy solutions for regional growth and vibrant communities
Our Guiding Principles
Horizon Power is committed to providing opportunities to local and Aboriginal businesses in alignment with our Strategy We apply our guiding principles to everything we do the way we work and the way we engage
Horizon Power views local community engagement as an essential part of being a responsible corporate citizen
Community Involvement
Listening creating and delivering together
Cleaner Greener
Improving our shared environment
Preference towards local people good and services
Regions First
Positive impact on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islands customers suppliers employees and communities
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commitment
Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
Horizon Power implements the State Governmentrsquos WA Industry Participation Strategy and Aboriginal Procurement Policy and actively seeks to ensure suitable opportunities are provided to local and Aboriginal businesses
Local Industry
Horizon Power
Aboriginal Business
Procurement
Kimberley region
Horizon Power procures the following types of goods and services in the Kimberley region
1 Vegetation management near power lines and electrical infrastructure
2 Civil works such as trenching
3 Operations and maintenance services such as cleaning general gardening freight and building maintenance
4 Security services
5 The installation of Electrical Vehicle charging points in Broome
State Stimulus Projects
Procurement
Kimberley region
The State Stimulus Projects that may source procurement in the Kimberley region include
1 Battery Energy Storage System in Broome and Yungngora
2 Broome Experience Centre
3 Kimberley Street Lights Upgrade
4 Kununurra Depot Refurbishment
5 Derby Solar Battery and LED streetlights
6 Aboriginal Community Embedded Networks Regularised electricity to 13 communities
Horizon Power has been awarded $574m in WA State Government stimulus funding to deliver six projects
How you can supply to Horizon Power
How you can supply to us
Horizon Power accepts registrations of interest from local and Aboriginal businesses through our website
Horizon Power may source directly from a business negotiate with a restricted list of businesses or engage in a competitive open market procurement process
WEBSITE OPEN MARKET | DIRECT | NEGOTIATE The process and specific requirements for a procurement depends on the type scope and value of the procurement
How does Horizon Power find suppliers
Horizon Power will research businesses using
Horizon Powerrsquos Regional and Aboriginal Supplier Database
Supply Nation - httpssupplynationorgau
Aboriginal Business Directory WA (ABDWA) httpswwwabdwacomau
Industry Capability Network WA (ICNWA) httpsgatewayicnorgau
Chamber of Commerce
Google Search
Local Knowledge
Regional amp Aboriginal
Supplier Register
Visit httpshorizonpowercomau
SuppliersRegional and Aboriginal
Contractors amp Suppliers
Supplier Registration
Shortcut to access the Supplier page On your smartphone open your camera and focus over the code above A pop up link will open in your image to take you straight to the supplier page on our website
Where to find information on
Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
Competitive tenders may be advertised on one or more of the following (other suggestions are welcome)
Tenders WA httpswwwtenderswagovau
Local newspapers (Kimberley Echo Broome Advertiser etc)
Social media LinkedIn and Twitter (HorizonPower_WA)
Chamber of Commerce and Industry amp various economic development platforms
Supply Nation Indigenous Business Market Place
Vendor Panel Coming soon
Horizon Powerrsquos Procurement Pipeline and more information on our procurements httpshorizonpowercomaucontractors-suppliers
Registrations for Specific Scopes
If you would like your business to be considered as a potential respondent register your interestRegistering will give your business better visibility but it is not compulsory in order to be considered
For specific projects or pieces of work we may advertise them on our Procurement Pipeline and ask prospective suppliers to register
We may use this for the stimulus funding projects where suitable so keep an eye on our website
4 Steps tosuccess
We recommend that businesses
Register on the Horizon Power Local and Aboriginal Business Register
Review the Horizon Power website and keep an eye on our Procurement Pipeline as well as on advertising platforms mentioned earlier
Have a functional website that is up to date with your business and contact information and represents your business services well
Update profiles like ABDWA ICNWA or Supply Nation with current contact and capabilities
1
2
3
4
What to do if asked to bid
Contact Horizon Power if you have any queries on how to respond
Respond in a timely manner or let us know if you cannot and you may consider requesting an extension
If there are a set of specific questions make sure you have demonstrated your businessrsquo capability and understanding of that question
Provide supporting information to evidence you are the right business for the job
1
2
3
4
Our objectiveValue for Money
All procurement activities at Horizon Power will be assessed on this basis which takes into account
Non-cost factors such as community benefits health safety and environmental factors and supplier performance history and capability
Horizon Powerrsquos budget and
Available prices
We recommend local businesses consider the principle of best Value-for-Money when preparing quotations or proposals to Horizon Power
Horizon Powerrsquos procurement outcomes must achieve best Value-for-Money
If you need further information
Broome
broomehorizonpowercomau2 McDaniel Road Broome
Kununurra
kununurrahorizonpowercomauCnr Messmate Way amp Victoria HighwayKununurra
Website
httpshorizonpowercomau
Please contact your local office
Questions
Thank you
- Slide Number 1
- Industry Development Division
- WA Industry Participation Strategy (WAIPS)
- WAIPS 2020 updates
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- Local Capability Fund
- COVID-19 Local Capability Fund rounds for 202021
- Local Capability Fund Rounds for 202021
- Your feedback is key
- What can you do
- Thank you
- Simon MarwickLocal Content AdviserKimberley
- Local Content Role
- What do we do
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Slide Number 21
- Slide Number 22
- Agenda
- Overview of Main Roads WA Kimberley Region
- Slide Number 25
- Main Roads Western AustraliaKimberley Region
- Kimberley ndash Program Delivery
- Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
- Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
- Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
- Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
- Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
- State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
- Commonwealth Government
- MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
- Thankyou for your attendanceGeneral Questions
- Working with the Department of Finance
- Slide Number 42
- Slide Number 43
- Slide Number 44
- Slide Number 45
- Slide Number 46
- Slide Number 47
- Slide Number 48
- Slide Number 49
- Slide Number 50
- Slide Number 51
- Slide Number 52
- Slide Number 53
- Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry
- Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
- Slide Number 56
- About Horizon Power
- About Horizon Power
- Slide Number 59
- Slide Number 60
- Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
- ProcurementKimberley region
- State Stimulus ProjectsProcurementKimberley region
- How you can supply to Horizon Power
- Slide Number 65
- How does Horizon Power find suppliers
- Regional amp Aboriginal Supplier Register
- Where to find information on Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
- Registrations for Specific Scopes
- 4 Steps tosuccess
- What to do if asked to bid
- Our objectiveValue for Money
- If you need further information
- Slide Number 74
- Slide Number 75
-
2828 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
2929 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Direct Managed Road Works by RegionMajor Projects managed by Infrastructure Delivery Directorate Main Contractor Appointed - Main Roads Pre-Qualified
bull Plant Hire (Panel Contract in place)bull Sealing Contract ndash direct managed worksbull Labour Hire bull Traffic Managementbull Culvert installation bull Safety barriers installation bull Crushing contracts - gravel aggregate etcbull Materials supply ndash aggregates concrete products signs etcbull Accommodation supply ndash hotels motels mobile campsbull Fuel supply
Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
3030 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Routine Maintenance - Resources Contractor Appointed - long term contract
Sub-contracting opportunities
bull Periodic Maintenance Works- Verge Mowing ndash tenders advertised bi annually- Resealing - MRWA state wide panel contract- Pavement Repair Contract ndash advertised annually- Bridge Maintenance ndash MRWA state wide panel contract- Litter and Blackwater Collection (Rest Areas) ndash long term
contract to be advertised in 2020
Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
3131 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Business Support Services (labour hire)
bull Gardening ndash offices depots
bull Office cleaning
bull Large scale Building maintenance ndash offices depots houses (usually though BMW) For small scale building maintenance please provide us with your contact details
Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
3232 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
3333 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Gibb River Road (approx $85M pa)bull construct and seal sections in east and west
Broome Cape Leveque Project ($656M)bull commenced 2018 completion 2020bull construct and seal 90km
Great Northern Highway Safety improvements ($12M)bull shoulder sealing various sections 110 km
Projects
3434 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Great Northern Highway Upgrade ndash Broome to Derby - $259M- Deep Creek Section 2021 - reconstruction- Logue River Section 2022 - reconstruction
bull Duncan Road Gordon Downs Road Upgrade - $51M- In partnership with the Shire of Halls Creek- Upgrade various sections ndash 2019 to 2022
bull Tanami Road Construct and Seal - $4275M- Commencement planned 2021- In partnership with the Shire of Halls Creek
Projects
3535 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Great Northern Highway Upgrade - Ord North ($9814M)
Reconstruct highway ndash upgrade 2 single lane bridges
- Commenced 2019 completion 2021 and 2022
- Design and Construct Contract awarded to WHBO
- Managed by Infrastructure Delivery Directorate
Projects
3636 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
3737 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Provides a Framework for the State Government Investment in Aboriginal Participation
bull Allows Agencies to negotiate directly with a ldquoRegistered Aboriginal Businessrdquo for supply of goods and services
State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
3838 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Framework to maximise Indigenous employment and business opportunities in Northern Australia
bull Aim to provide tangible economic and social benefits for local Indigenous people living in surrounding communities ndash ldquoLocal Firstrdquo
bull Sets Indigenous Participation Targets based on Regional Populations- Kimberley Region 40 Aboriginal Population
Commonwealth Government
3939 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Identify suitable services where Aboriginal Organisations and Businesses can participate directly eg
- Employment Contracts ndash provision of labour and resources- Traffic Management- Culvert Installation
bull Contracts - Includes criteria for Aboriginal employment and training
- Plant Panel Contract includes preferences for local and Aboriginal business and operators
- Major Contracts require Aboriginal Participation Plans Include Price Preferences and Performance Initiative Payments
MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
4040 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Thankyou for your attendance
General Questions
Working with the Department of Finance
Rowan Acton
August 2020
Director Regional Operations
Introduction to Department of Finance
Buy Local 2020 Implementation
bull The Department of Finance has already implementedchange to works procurement processes to meet therequirements of Buy Local 2020
bull These changes will be formalised in the DepartmentrsquosImplementation Plan which will be signed off imminently
bull As part of the Departmentrsquos COVID-19 response wehave increased the upper threshold for RegionalContent to be applied at 5 of the total value of theclaimed regional content to a maximum of $500000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description
Expected Tender Release
Budget (Indicative)
Department of Health Fitzroy Crossing Renal Clinic Stage 2 4th Qtr 2020 $2596000
Department of Education Broome Primary School ndash Fire Remediation and Administration Building
1st Qtr 2020 $8335000
Department of Training and Workforce Development
Broome Hospitality and Student Services Centre 2nd Qtr 2021 $10000000
Department of Education Wyndham District High School - Rebuild Early Childhood Education Centre
3rd Qtr 2021 $3000000
Department of Training and Workforce Development
Kununurra Health and Hospitality Trade Training Centre
2nd Qtr 2021 $6000000
WA Recovery Plan
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
WACHS-Kimberley Old Granada Building Demolition Derby $ 242000
WACHS-Kimberley Hospital Roofing Replacement Derby $ 220000
WACHS-Kimberley Mental Health Inpatient Unit - Wall Height Extension Broome $ 242000
WACHS-Kimberley Extend Infusion Room for Telechemo Broome $ 137500
Department of Education Swale Upgrade - Broome SHS Broome $ 250000
Department of Education Chaplaincy Transportable replacement Derby $ 47000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh and Structural repairs Looma $ 111000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh Wananami $ 113000
Department of Education Structural Repairs Muludja $ 75000
Department of Education Fencing Fitzroy Valley $ 150000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
DFES Shade Structure and fencing Fitzroy $ 80000
Department of Justice Office Refit Broome $ 100000
Department of Justice Courthouse - Toilets and Footpaths Derby $ 35000
Main Roads Solar Panels Derby $ 250000
WACHS-Kimberley Morgue Upgrade Derby $ 440000
WACHS-Kimberley Birthing Suites Upgrage Broome $ 550000
WACHS-Kimberley Triage Redesign Fitzroy Crossing $ 330000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Balgo $ 300000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Bidyadanga $ 500000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Derby $ 1500000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Looma $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Dampier Pennsular $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Bidyadanga $ 1500000
Department of Education Derby DHS - Structural works and Classroom Refresh Derby $ 400000
Department of Education Broome Primary School - Fire Remediation Broome TBD
Department of Education Classroom Refresh and structural repairs Wankgatjungka $ 260000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh Bayulu $ 260000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Looma $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Dampier Pennsular $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Bidyadanga $ 1500000
Advertising Subcontracting Opportunities
Want to work with Finance
Interested in maintenance
and minor works
Look into becoming prequalified under Financersquos Builders Prequalification Scheme
Register on Tenders WA
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Interested in works-related consultancies
Interested in minor and
capital works
Interested in being a
subcontractor on a large project
Contact the works panel management team on 6551 1787 or BMWProcurementServicesfinancewagovau
Register on Tenders WA for opportunities that might become available outside existing panels
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Register for the lsquoService Alliance 2012rsquo (SA12) arrangement that Finance uses for regional works contracts valued at less than $250000
Register on Tenders WA for opportunities that might become available outside SA12
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Keep an eye on Tenders WA and the local paper for opportunities
Promote yourself to potential head contractors
Interested in supplying goods and services
Keep an eye on Tenders WA
Investing in the Kimberley
Aboriginal Procurement Policybull 2020-21 FY Target is 3bull Capability building servicesbull Policy review and recommendations for new term
bull Aboriginal business consultation process Via Noongar Chamber of Commerce and Industry
bull ContactDepartment of Finance ndash Social Procurement Team
spifinancewagovau 6551 2475
Assistance for Aboriginal businesses
bull Capability building programs to be delivered to Aboriginalbusinesses and not-for-profit organisations across theState
bull Morrgul is the provider for the Great Southern and SouthWest regions
bull Provides Aboriginal business capability building contractservices including workshops and one-on-one mentoringsessions
ContactsKudzi Chigwanda Regional Manager ndash Northern Region
9194 9711 KudziChigwandafinancewagovau
Broome office (works)Woodyrsquos Arcade 15 Dampier Terrace
Gemma Bennett Senior Project Manager9194 9719 GemmaBennettfinancewagovau
wwwfinancewagovau
Kununurra office (works)Corner Messmate and Konkerberry Drive
Rod Chinnery Senior Project Office9166 7201 rodneychinneryfinancewagovau
Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry18th August Broome 19th August Derby
Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
I would like to show my respect and acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the Land
ndash the Nyikina people ndashtheir Elders past present and emerging on which this
meeting takes place
About Horizon Power
About Horizon Power
Horizon Power is a Government Trading Enterprise which generates distributes and retails electricity to more than 47000 connections
We supply electricity to more than 100000 residents and approx 8000 businesses in regional towns and communities across WA
Horizon Powerrsquos focus is to create value for future generations and to make a difference to the lives of people in the communities we serve
In regional WA we have 38 networks comprised of 36 microgrids and 2 interconnected systems
We do not operate in the South-West Interconnected System
Our Ambition
Delivering energy solutions for regional growth and vibrant communities
Our Guiding Principles
Horizon Power is committed to providing opportunities to local and Aboriginal businesses in alignment with our Strategy We apply our guiding principles to everything we do the way we work and the way we engage
Horizon Power views local community engagement as an essential part of being a responsible corporate citizen
Community Involvement
Listening creating and delivering together
Cleaner Greener
Improving our shared environment
Preference towards local people good and services
Regions First
Positive impact on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islands customers suppliers employees and communities
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commitment
Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
Horizon Power implements the State Governmentrsquos WA Industry Participation Strategy and Aboriginal Procurement Policy and actively seeks to ensure suitable opportunities are provided to local and Aboriginal businesses
Local Industry
Horizon Power
Aboriginal Business
Procurement
Kimberley region
Horizon Power procures the following types of goods and services in the Kimberley region
1 Vegetation management near power lines and electrical infrastructure
2 Civil works such as trenching
3 Operations and maintenance services such as cleaning general gardening freight and building maintenance
4 Security services
5 The installation of Electrical Vehicle charging points in Broome
State Stimulus Projects
Procurement
Kimberley region
The State Stimulus Projects that may source procurement in the Kimberley region include
1 Battery Energy Storage System in Broome and Yungngora
2 Broome Experience Centre
3 Kimberley Street Lights Upgrade
4 Kununurra Depot Refurbishment
5 Derby Solar Battery and LED streetlights
6 Aboriginal Community Embedded Networks Regularised electricity to 13 communities
Horizon Power has been awarded $574m in WA State Government stimulus funding to deliver six projects
How you can supply to Horizon Power
How you can supply to us
Horizon Power accepts registrations of interest from local and Aboriginal businesses through our website
Horizon Power may source directly from a business negotiate with a restricted list of businesses or engage in a competitive open market procurement process
WEBSITE OPEN MARKET | DIRECT | NEGOTIATE The process and specific requirements for a procurement depends on the type scope and value of the procurement
How does Horizon Power find suppliers
Horizon Power will research businesses using
Horizon Powerrsquos Regional and Aboriginal Supplier Database
Supply Nation - httpssupplynationorgau
Aboriginal Business Directory WA (ABDWA) httpswwwabdwacomau
Industry Capability Network WA (ICNWA) httpsgatewayicnorgau
Chamber of Commerce
Google Search
Local Knowledge
Regional amp Aboriginal
Supplier Register
Visit httpshorizonpowercomau
SuppliersRegional and Aboriginal
Contractors amp Suppliers
Supplier Registration
Shortcut to access the Supplier page On your smartphone open your camera and focus over the code above A pop up link will open in your image to take you straight to the supplier page on our website
Where to find information on
Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
Competitive tenders may be advertised on one or more of the following (other suggestions are welcome)
Tenders WA httpswwwtenderswagovau
Local newspapers (Kimberley Echo Broome Advertiser etc)
Social media LinkedIn and Twitter (HorizonPower_WA)
Chamber of Commerce and Industry amp various economic development platforms
Supply Nation Indigenous Business Market Place
Vendor Panel Coming soon
Horizon Powerrsquos Procurement Pipeline and more information on our procurements httpshorizonpowercomaucontractors-suppliers
Registrations for Specific Scopes
If you would like your business to be considered as a potential respondent register your interestRegistering will give your business better visibility but it is not compulsory in order to be considered
For specific projects or pieces of work we may advertise them on our Procurement Pipeline and ask prospective suppliers to register
We may use this for the stimulus funding projects where suitable so keep an eye on our website
4 Steps tosuccess
We recommend that businesses
Register on the Horizon Power Local and Aboriginal Business Register
Review the Horizon Power website and keep an eye on our Procurement Pipeline as well as on advertising platforms mentioned earlier
Have a functional website that is up to date with your business and contact information and represents your business services well
Update profiles like ABDWA ICNWA or Supply Nation with current contact and capabilities
1
2
3
4
What to do if asked to bid
Contact Horizon Power if you have any queries on how to respond
Respond in a timely manner or let us know if you cannot and you may consider requesting an extension
If there are a set of specific questions make sure you have demonstrated your businessrsquo capability and understanding of that question
Provide supporting information to evidence you are the right business for the job
1
2
3
4
Our objectiveValue for Money
All procurement activities at Horizon Power will be assessed on this basis which takes into account
Non-cost factors such as community benefits health safety and environmental factors and supplier performance history and capability
Horizon Powerrsquos budget and
Available prices
We recommend local businesses consider the principle of best Value-for-Money when preparing quotations or proposals to Horizon Power
Horizon Powerrsquos procurement outcomes must achieve best Value-for-Money
If you need further information
Broome
broomehorizonpowercomau2 McDaniel Road Broome
Kununurra
kununurrahorizonpowercomauCnr Messmate Way amp Victoria HighwayKununurra
Website
httpshorizonpowercomau
Please contact your local office
Questions
Thank you
- Slide Number 1
- Industry Development Division
- WA Industry Participation Strategy (WAIPS)
- WAIPS 2020 updates
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- Local Capability Fund
- COVID-19 Local Capability Fund rounds for 202021
- Local Capability Fund Rounds for 202021
- Your feedback is key
- What can you do
- Thank you
- Simon MarwickLocal Content AdviserKimberley
- Local Content Role
- What do we do
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Slide Number 21
- Slide Number 22
- Agenda
- Overview of Main Roads WA Kimberley Region
- Slide Number 25
- Main Roads Western AustraliaKimberley Region
- Kimberley ndash Program Delivery
- Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
- Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
- Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
- Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
- Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
- State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
- Commonwealth Government
- MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
- Thankyou for your attendanceGeneral Questions
- Working with the Department of Finance
- Slide Number 42
- Slide Number 43
- Slide Number 44
- Slide Number 45
- Slide Number 46
- Slide Number 47
- Slide Number 48
- Slide Number 49
- Slide Number 50
- Slide Number 51
- Slide Number 52
- Slide Number 53
- Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry
- Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
- Slide Number 56
- About Horizon Power
- About Horizon Power
- Slide Number 59
- Slide Number 60
- Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
- ProcurementKimberley region
- State Stimulus ProjectsProcurementKimberley region
- How you can supply to Horizon Power
- Slide Number 65
- How does Horizon Power find suppliers
- Regional amp Aboriginal Supplier Register
- Where to find information on Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
- Registrations for Specific Scopes
- 4 Steps tosuccess
- What to do if asked to bid
- Our objectiveValue for Money
- If you need further information
- Slide Number 74
- Slide Number 75
-
2929 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Direct Managed Road Works by RegionMajor Projects managed by Infrastructure Delivery Directorate Main Contractor Appointed - Main Roads Pre-Qualified
bull Plant Hire (Panel Contract in place)bull Sealing Contract ndash direct managed worksbull Labour Hire bull Traffic Managementbull Culvert installation bull Safety barriers installation bull Crushing contracts - gravel aggregate etcbull Materials supply ndash aggregates concrete products signs etcbull Accommodation supply ndash hotels motels mobile campsbull Fuel supply
Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
3030 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Routine Maintenance - Resources Contractor Appointed - long term contract
Sub-contracting opportunities
bull Periodic Maintenance Works- Verge Mowing ndash tenders advertised bi annually- Resealing - MRWA state wide panel contract- Pavement Repair Contract ndash advertised annually- Bridge Maintenance ndash MRWA state wide panel contract- Litter and Blackwater Collection (Rest Areas) ndash long term
contract to be advertised in 2020
Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
3131 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Business Support Services (labour hire)
bull Gardening ndash offices depots
bull Office cleaning
bull Large scale Building maintenance ndash offices depots houses (usually though BMW) For small scale building maintenance please provide us with your contact details
Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
3232 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
3333 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Gibb River Road (approx $85M pa)bull construct and seal sections in east and west
Broome Cape Leveque Project ($656M)bull commenced 2018 completion 2020bull construct and seal 90km
Great Northern Highway Safety improvements ($12M)bull shoulder sealing various sections 110 km
Projects
3434 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Great Northern Highway Upgrade ndash Broome to Derby - $259M- Deep Creek Section 2021 - reconstruction- Logue River Section 2022 - reconstruction
bull Duncan Road Gordon Downs Road Upgrade - $51M- In partnership with the Shire of Halls Creek- Upgrade various sections ndash 2019 to 2022
bull Tanami Road Construct and Seal - $4275M- Commencement planned 2021- In partnership with the Shire of Halls Creek
Projects
3535 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Great Northern Highway Upgrade - Ord North ($9814M)
Reconstruct highway ndash upgrade 2 single lane bridges
- Commenced 2019 completion 2021 and 2022
- Design and Construct Contract awarded to WHBO
- Managed by Infrastructure Delivery Directorate
Projects
3636 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
3737 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Provides a Framework for the State Government Investment in Aboriginal Participation
bull Allows Agencies to negotiate directly with a ldquoRegistered Aboriginal Businessrdquo for supply of goods and services
State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
3838 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Framework to maximise Indigenous employment and business opportunities in Northern Australia
bull Aim to provide tangible economic and social benefits for local Indigenous people living in surrounding communities ndash ldquoLocal Firstrdquo
bull Sets Indigenous Participation Targets based on Regional Populations- Kimberley Region 40 Aboriginal Population
Commonwealth Government
3939 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Identify suitable services where Aboriginal Organisations and Businesses can participate directly eg
- Employment Contracts ndash provision of labour and resources- Traffic Management- Culvert Installation
bull Contracts - Includes criteria for Aboriginal employment and training
- Plant Panel Contract includes preferences for local and Aboriginal business and operators
- Major Contracts require Aboriginal Participation Plans Include Price Preferences and Performance Initiative Payments
MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
4040 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Thankyou for your attendance
General Questions
Working with the Department of Finance
Rowan Acton
August 2020
Director Regional Operations
Introduction to Department of Finance
Buy Local 2020 Implementation
bull The Department of Finance has already implementedchange to works procurement processes to meet therequirements of Buy Local 2020
bull These changes will be formalised in the DepartmentrsquosImplementation Plan which will be signed off imminently
bull As part of the Departmentrsquos COVID-19 response wehave increased the upper threshold for RegionalContent to be applied at 5 of the total value of theclaimed regional content to a maximum of $500000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description
Expected Tender Release
Budget (Indicative)
Department of Health Fitzroy Crossing Renal Clinic Stage 2 4th Qtr 2020 $2596000
Department of Education Broome Primary School ndash Fire Remediation and Administration Building
1st Qtr 2020 $8335000
Department of Training and Workforce Development
Broome Hospitality and Student Services Centre 2nd Qtr 2021 $10000000
Department of Education Wyndham District High School - Rebuild Early Childhood Education Centre
3rd Qtr 2021 $3000000
Department of Training and Workforce Development
Kununurra Health and Hospitality Trade Training Centre
2nd Qtr 2021 $6000000
WA Recovery Plan
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
WACHS-Kimberley Old Granada Building Demolition Derby $ 242000
WACHS-Kimberley Hospital Roofing Replacement Derby $ 220000
WACHS-Kimberley Mental Health Inpatient Unit - Wall Height Extension Broome $ 242000
WACHS-Kimberley Extend Infusion Room for Telechemo Broome $ 137500
Department of Education Swale Upgrade - Broome SHS Broome $ 250000
Department of Education Chaplaincy Transportable replacement Derby $ 47000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh and Structural repairs Looma $ 111000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh Wananami $ 113000
Department of Education Structural Repairs Muludja $ 75000
Department of Education Fencing Fitzroy Valley $ 150000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
DFES Shade Structure and fencing Fitzroy $ 80000
Department of Justice Office Refit Broome $ 100000
Department of Justice Courthouse - Toilets and Footpaths Derby $ 35000
Main Roads Solar Panels Derby $ 250000
WACHS-Kimberley Morgue Upgrade Derby $ 440000
WACHS-Kimberley Birthing Suites Upgrage Broome $ 550000
WACHS-Kimberley Triage Redesign Fitzroy Crossing $ 330000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Balgo $ 300000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Bidyadanga $ 500000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Derby $ 1500000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Looma $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Dampier Pennsular $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Bidyadanga $ 1500000
Department of Education Derby DHS - Structural works and Classroom Refresh Derby $ 400000
Department of Education Broome Primary School - Fire Remediation Broome TBD
Department of Education Classroom Refresh and structural repairs Wankgatjungka $ 260000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh Bayulu $ 260000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Looma $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Dampier Pennsular $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Bidyadanga $ 1500000
Advertising Subcontracting Opportunities
Want to work with Finance
Interested in maintenance
and minor works
Look into becoming prequalified under Financersquos Builders Prequalification Scheme
Register on Tenders WA
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Interested in works-related consultancies
Interested in minor and
capital works
Interested in being a
subcontractor on a large project
Contact the works panel management team on 6551 1787 or BMWProcurementServicesfinancewagovau
Register on Tenders WA for opportunities that might become available outside existing panels
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Register for the lsquoService Alliance 2012rsquo (SA12) arrangement that Finance uses for regional works contracts valued at less than $250000
Register on Tenders WA for opportunities that might become available outside SA12
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Keep an eye on Tenders WA and the local paper for opportunities
Promote yourself to potential head contractors
Interested in supplying goods and services
Keep an eye on Tenders WA
Investing in the Kimberley
Aboriginal Procurement Policybull 2020-21 FY Target is 3bull Capability building servicesbull Policy review and recommendations for new term
bull Aboriginal business consultation process Via Noongar Chamber of Commerce and Industry
bull ContactDepartment of Finance ndash Social Procurement Team
spifinancewagovau 6551 2475
Assistance for Aboriginal businesses
bull Capability building programs to be delivered to Aboriginalbusinesses and not-for-profit organisations across theState
bull Morrgul is the provider for the Great Southern and SouthWest regions
bull Provides Aboriginal business capability building contractservices including workshops and one-on-one mentoringsessions
ContactsKudzi Chigwanda Regional Manager ndash Northern Region
9194 9711 KudziChigwandafinancewagovau
Broome office (works)Woodyrsquos Arcade 15 Dampier Terrace
Gemma Bennett Senior Project Manager9194 9719 GemmaBennettfinancewagovau
wwwfinancewagovau
Kununurra office (works)Corner Messmate and Konkerberry Drive
Rod Chinnery Senior Project Office9166 7201 rodneychinneryfinancewagovau
Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry18th August Broome 19th August Derby
Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
I would like to show my respect and acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the Land
ndash the Nyikina people ndashtheir Elders past present and emerging on which this
meeting takes place
About Horizon Power
About Horizon Power
Horizon Power is a Government Trading Enterprise which generates distributes and retails electricity to more than 47000 connections
We supply electricity to more than 100000 residents and approx 8000 businesses in regional towns and communities across WA
Horizon Powerrsquos focus is to create value for future generations and to make a difference to the lives of people in the communities we serve
In regional WA we have 38 networks comprised of 36 microgrids and 2 interconnected systems
We do not operate in the South-West Interconnected System
Our Ambition
Delivering energy solutions for regional growth and vibrant communities
Our Guiding Principles
Horizon Power is committed to providing opportunities to local and Aboriginal businesses in alignment with our Strategy We apply our guiding principles to everything we do the way we work and the way we engage
Horizon Power views local community engagement as an essential part of being a responsible corporate citizen
Community Involvement
Listening creating and delivering together
Cleaner Greener
Improving our shared environment
Preference towards local people good and services
Regions First
Positive impact on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islands customers suppliers employees and communities
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commitment
Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
Horizon Power implements the State Governmentrsquos WA Industry Participation Strategy and Aboriginal Procurement Policy and actively seeks to ensure suitable opportunities are provided to local and Aboriginal businesses
Local Industry
Horizon Power
Aboriginal Business
Procurement
Kimberley region
Horizon Power procures the following types of goods and services in the Kimberley region
1 Vegetation management near power lines and electrical infrastructure
2 Civil works such as trenching
3 Operations and maintenance services such as cleaning general gardening freight and building maintenance
4 Security services
5 The installation of Electrical Vehicle charging points in Broome
State Stimulus Projects
Procurement
Kimberley region
The State Stimulus Projects that may source procurement in the Kimberley region include
1 Battery Energy Storage System in Broome and Yungngora
2 Broome Experience Centre
3 Kimberley Street Lights Upgrade
4 Kununurra Depot Refurbishment
5 Derby Solar Battery and LED streetlights
6 Aboriginal Community Embedded Networks Regularised electricity to 13 communities
Horizon Power has been awarded $574m in WA State Government stimulus funding to deliver six projects
How you can supply to Horizon Power
How you can supply to us
Horizon Power accepts registrations of interest from local and Aboriginal businesses through our website
Horizon Power may source directly from a business negotiate with a restricted list of businesses or engage in a competitive open market procurement process
WEBSITE OPEN MARKET | DIRECT | NEGOTIATE The process and specific requirements for a procurement depends on the type scope and value of the procurement
How does Horizon Power find suppliers
Horizon Power will research businesses using
Horizon Powerrsquos Regional and Aboriginal Supplier Database
Supply Nation - httpssupplynationorgau
Aboriginal Business Directory WA (ABDWA) httpswwwabdwacomau
Industry Capability Network WA (ICNWA) httpsgatewayicnorgau
Chamber of Commerce
Google Search
Local Knowledge
Regional amp Aboriginal
Supplier Register
Visit httpshorizonpowercomau
SuppliersRegional and Aboriginal
Contractors amp Suppliers
Supplier Registration
Shortcut to access the Supplier page On your smartphone open your camera and focus over the code above A pop up link will open in your image to take you straight to the supplier page on our website
Where to find information on
Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
Competitive tenders may be advertised on one or more of the following (other suggestions are welcome)
Tenders WA httpswwwtenderswagovau
Local newspapers (Kimberley Echo Broome Advertiser etc)
Social media LinkedIn and Twitter (HorizonPower_WA)
Chamber of Commerce and Industry amp various economic development platforms
Supply Nation Indigenous Business Market Place
Vendor Panel Coming soon
Horizon Powerrsquos Procurement Pipeline and more information on our procurements httpshorizonpowercomaucontractors-suppliers
Registrations for Specific Scopes
If you would like your business to be considered as a potential respondent register your interestRegistering will give your business better visibility but it is not compulsory in order to be considered
For specific projects or pieces of work we may advertise them on our Procurement Pipeline and ask prospective suppliers to register
We may use this for the stimulus funding projects where suitable so keep an eye on our website
4 Steps tosuccess
We recommend that businesses
Register on the Horizon Power Local and Aboriginal Business Register
Review the Horizon Power website and keep an eye on our Procurement Pipeline as well as on advertising platforms mentioned earlier
Have a functional website that is up to date with your business and contact information and represents your business services well
Update profiles like ABDWA ICNWA or Supply Nation with current contact and capabilities
1
2
3
4
What to do if asked to bid
Contact Horizon Power if you have any queries on how to respond
Respond in a timely manner or let us know if you cannot and you may consider requesting an extension
If there are a set of specific questions make sure you have demonstrated your businessrsquo capability and understanding of that question
Provide supporting information to evidence you are the right business for the job
1
2
3
4
Our objectiveValue for Money
All procurement activities at Horizon Power will be assessed on this basis which takes into account
Non-cost factors such as community benefits health safety and environmental factors and supplier performance history and capability
Horizon Powerrsquos budget and
Available prices
We recommend local businesses consider the principle of best Value-for-Money when preparing quotations or proposals to Horizon Power
Horizon Powerrsquos procurement outcomes must achieve best Value-for-Money
If you need further information
Broome
broomehorizonpowercomau2 McDaniel Road Broome
Kununurra
kununurrahorizonpowercomauCnr Messmate Way amp Victoria HighwayKununurra
Website
httpshorizonpowercomau
Please contact your local office
Questions
Thank you
- Slide Number 1
- Industry Development Division
- WA Industry Participation Strategy (WAIPS)
- WAIPS 2020 updates
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- Local Capability Fund
- COVID-19 Local Capability Fund rounds for 202021
- Local Capability Fund Rounds for 202021
- Your feedback is key
- What can you do
- Thank you
- Simon MarwickLocal Content AdviserKimberley
- Local Content Role
- What do we do
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Slide Number 21
- Slide Number 22
- Agenda
- Overview of Main Roads WA Kimberley Region
- Slide Number 25
- Main Roads Western AustraliaKimberley Region
- Kimberley ndash Program Delivery
- Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
- Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
- Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
- Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
- Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
- State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
- Commonwealth Government
- MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
- Thankyou for your attendanceGeneral Questions
- Working with the Department of Finance
- Slide Number 42
- Slide Number 43
- Slide Number 44
- Slide Number 45
- Slide Number 46
- Slide Number 47
- Slide Number 48
- Slide Number 49
- Slide Number 50
- Slide Number 51
- Slide Number 52
- Slide Number 53
- Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry
- Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
- Slide Number 56
- About Horizon Power
- About Horizon Power
- Slide Number 59
- Slide Number 60
- Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
- ProcurementKimberley region
- State Stimulus ProjectsProcurementKimberley region
- How you can supply to Horizon Power
- Slide Number 65
- How does Horizon Power find suppliers
- Regional amp Aboriginal Supplier Register
- Where to find information on Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
- Registrations for Specific Scopes
- 4 Steps tosuccess
- What to do if asked to bid
- Our objectiveValue for Money
- If you need further information
- Slide Number 74
- Slide Number 75
-
3030 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Routine Maintenance - Resources Contractor Appointed - long term contract
Sub-contracting opportunities
bull Periodic Maintenance Works- Verge Mowing ndash tenders advertised bi annually- Resealing - MRWA state wide panel contract- Pavement Repair Contract ndash advertised annually- Bridge Maintenance ndash MRWA state wide panel contract- Litter and Blackwater Collection (Rest Areas) ndash long term
contract to be advertised in 2020
Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
3131 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Business Support Services (labour hire)
bull Gardening ndash offices depots
bull Office cleaning
bull Large scale Building maintenance ndash offices depots houses (usually though BMW) For small scale building maintenance please provide us with your contact details
Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
3232 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
3333 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Gibb River Road (approx $85M pa)bull construct and seal sections in east and west
Broome Cape Leveque Project ($656M)bull commenced 2018 completion 2020bull construct and seal 90km
Great Northern Highway Safety improvements ($12M)bull shoulder sealing various sections 110 km
Projects
3434 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Great Northern Highway Upgrade ndash Broome to Derby - $259M- Deep Creek Section 2021 - reconstruction- Logue River Section 2022 - reconstruction
bull Duncan Road Gordon Downs Road Upgrade - $51M- In partnership with the Shire of Halls Creek- Upgrade various sections ndash 2019 to 2022
bull Tanami Road Construct and Seal - $4275M- Commencement planned 2021- In partnership with the Shire of Halls Creek
Projects
3535 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Great Northern Highway Upgrade - Ord North ($9814M)
Reconstruct highway ndash upgrade 2 single lane bridges
- Commenced 2019 completion 2021 and 2022
- Design and Construct Contract awarded to WHBO
- Managed by Infrastructure Delivery Directorate
Projects
3636 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
3737 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Provides a Framework for the State Government Investment in Aboriginal Participation
bull Allows Agencies to negotiate directly with a ldquoRegistered Aboriginal Businessrdquo for supply of goods and services
State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
3838 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Framework to maximise Indigenous employment and business opportunities in Northern Australia
bull Aim to provide tangible economic and social benefits for local Indigenous people living in surrounding communities ndash ldquoLocal Firstrdquo
bull Sets Indigenous Participation Targets based on Regional Populations- Kimberley Region 40 Aboriginal Population
Commonwealth Government
3939 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Identify suitable services where Aboriginal Organisations and Businesses can participate directly eg
- Employment Contracts ndash provision of labour and resources- Traffic Management- Culvert Installation
bull Contracts - Includes criteria for Aboriginal employment and training
- Plant Panel Contract includes preferences for local and Aboriginal business and operators
- Major Contracts require Aboriginal Participation Plans Include Price Preferences and Performance Initiative Payments
MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
4040 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Thankyou for your attendance
General Questions
Working with the Department of Finance
Rowan Acton
August 2020
Director Regional Operations
Introduction to Department of Finance
Buy Local 2020 Implementation
bull The Department of Finance has already implementedchange to works procurement processes to meet therequirements of Buy Local 2020
bull These changes will be formalised in the DepartmentrsquosImplementation Plan which will be signed off imminently
bull As part of the Departmentrsquos COVID-19 response wehave increased the upper threshold for RegionalContent to be applied at 5 of the total value of theclaimed regional content to a maximum of $500000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description
Expected Tender Release
Budget (Indicative)
Department of Health Fitzroy Crossing Renal Clinic Stage 2 4th Qtr 2020 $2596000
Department of Education Broome Primary School ndash Fire Remediation and Administration Building
1st Qtr 2020 $8335000
Department of Training and Workforce Development
Broome Hospitality and Student Services Centre 2nd Qtr 2021 $10000000
Department of Education Wyndham District High School - Rebuild Early Childhood Education Centre
3rd Qtr 2021 $3000000
Department of Training and Workforce Development
Kununurra Health and Hospitality Trade Training Centre
2nd Qtr 2021 $6000000
WA Recovery Plan
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
WACHS-Kimberley Old Granada Building Demolition Derby $ 242000
WACHS-Kimberley Hospital Roofing Replacement Derby $ 220000
WACHS-Kimberley Mental Health Inpatient Unit - Wall Height Extension Broome $ 242000
WACHS-Kimberley Extend Infusion Room for Telechemo Broome $ 137500
Department of Education Swale Upgrade - Broome SHS Broome $ 250000
Department of Education Chaplaincy Transportable replacement Derby $ 47000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh and Structural repairs Looma $ 111000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh Wananami $ 113000
Department of Education Structural Repairs Muludja $ 75000
Department of Education Fencing Fitzroy Valley $ 150000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
DFES Shade Structure and fencing Fitzroy $ 80000
Department of Justice Office Refit Broome $ 100000
Department of Justice Courthouse - Toilets and Footpaths Derby $ 35000
Main Roads Solar Panels Derby $ 250000
WACHS-Kimberley Morgue Upgrade Derby $ 440000
WACHS-Kimberley Birthing Suites Upgrage Broome $ 550000
WACHS-Kimberley Triage Redesign Fitzroy Crossing $ 330000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Balgo $ 300000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Bidyadanga $ 500000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Derby $ 1500000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Looma $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Dampier Pennsular $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Bidyadanga $ 1500000
Department of Education Derby DHS - Structural works and Classroom Refresh Derby $ 400000
Department of Education Broome Primary School - Fire Remediation Broome TBD
Department of Education Classroom Refresh and structural repairs Wankgatjungka $ 260000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh Bayulu $ 260000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Looma $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Dampier Pennsular $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Bidyadanga $ 1500000
Advertising Subcontracting Opportunities
Want to work with Finance
Interested in maintenance
and minor works
Look into becoming prequalified under Financersquos Builders Prequalification Scheme
Register on Tenders WA
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Interested in works-related consultancies
Interested in minor and
capital works
Interested in being a
subcontractor on a large project
Contact the works panel management team on 6551 1787 or BMWProcurementServicesfinancewagovau
Register on Tenders WA for opportunities that might become available outside existing panels
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Register for the lsquoService Alliance 2012rsquo (SA12) arrangement that Finance uses for regional works contracts valued at less than $250000
Register on Tenders WA for opportunities that might become available outside SA12
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Keep an eye on Tenders WA and the local paper for opportunities
Promote yourself to potential head contractors
Interested in supplying goods and services
Keep an eye on Tenders WA
Investing in the Kimberley
Aboriginal Procurement Policybull 2020-21 FY Target is 3bull Capability building servicesbull Policy review and recommendations for new term
bull Aboriginal business consultation process Via Noongar Chamber of Commerce and Industry
bull ContactDepartment of Finance ndash Social Procurement Team
spifinancewagovau 6551 2475
Assistance for Aboriginal businesses
bull Capability building programs to be delivered to Aboriginalbusinesses and not-for-profit organisations across theState
bull Morrgul is the provider for the Great Southern and SouthWest regions
bull Provides Aboriginal business capability building contractservices including workshops and one-on-one mentoringsessions
ContactsKudzi Chigwanda Regional Manager ndash Northern Region
9194 9711 KudziChigwandafinancewagovau
Broome office (works)Woodyrsquos Arcade 15 Dampier Terrace
Gemma Bennett Senior Project Manager9194 9719 GemmaBennettfinancewagovau
wwwfinancewagovau
Kununurra office (works)Corner Messmate and Konkerberry Drive
Rod Chinnery Senior Project Office9166 7201 rodneychinneryfinancewagovau
Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry18th August Broome 19th August Derby
Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
I would like to show my respect and acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the Land
ndash the Nyikina people ndashtheir Elders past present and emerging on which this
meeting takes place
About Horizon Power
About Horizon Power
Horizon Power is a Government Trading Enterprise which generates distributes and retails electricity to more than 47000 connections
We supply electricity to more than 100000 residents and approx 8000 businesses in regional towns and communities across WA
Horizon Powerrsquos focus is to create value for future generations and to make a difference to the lives of people in the communities we serve
In regional WA we have 38 networks comprised of 36 microgrids and 2 interconnected systems
We do not operate in the South-West Interconnected System
Our Ambition
Delivering energy solutions for regional growth and vibrant communities
Our Guiding Principles
Horizon Power is committed to providing opportunities to local and Aboriginal businesses in alignment with our Strategy We apply our guiding principles to everything we do the way we work and the way we engage
Horizon Power views local community engagement as an essential part of being a responsible corporate citizen
Community Involvement
Listening creating and delivering together
Cleaner Greener
Improving our shared environment
Preference towards local people good and services
Regions First
Positive impact on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islands customers suppliers employees and communities
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commitment
Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
Horizon Power implements the State Governmentrsquos WA Industry Participation Strategy and Aboriginal Procurement Policy and actively seeks to ensure suitable opportunities are provided to local and Aboriginal businesses
Local Industry
Horizon Power
Aboriginal Business
Procurement
Kimberley region
Horizon Power procures the following types of goods and services in the Kimberley region
1 Vegetation management near power lines and electrical infrastructure
2 Civil works such as trenching
3 Operations and maintenance services such as cleaning general gardening freight and building maintenance
4 Security services
5 The installation of Electrical Vehicle charging points in Broome
State Stimulus Projects
Procurement
Kimberley region
The State Stimulus Projects that may source procurement in the Kimberley region include
1 Battery Energy Storage System in Broome and Yungngora
2 Broome Experience Centre
3 Kimberley Street Lights Upgrade
4 Kununurra Depot Refurbishment
5 Derby Solar Battery and LED streetlights
6 Aboriginal Community Embedded Networks Regularised electricity to 13 communities
Horizon Power has been awarded $574m in WA State Government stimulus funding to deliver six projects
How you can supply to Horizon Power
How you can supply to us
Horizon Power accepts registrations of interest from local and Aboriginal businesses through our website
Horizon Power may source directly from a business negotiate with a restricted list of businesses or engage in a competitive open market procurement process
WEBSITE OPEN MARKET | DIRECT | NEGOTIATE The process and specific requirements for a procurement depends on the type scope and value of the procurement
How does Horizon Power find suppliers
Horizon Power will research businesses using
Horizon Powerrsquos Regional and Aboriginal Supplier Database
Supply Nation - httpssupplynationorgau
Aboriginal Business Directory WA (ABDWA) httpswwwabdwacomau
Industry Capability Network WA (ICNWA) httpsgatewayicnorgau
Chamber of Commerce
Google Search
Local Knowledge
Regional amp Aboriginal
Supplier Register
Visit httpshorizonpowercomau
SuppliersRegional and Aboriginal
Contractors amp Suppliers
Supplier Registration
Shortcut to access the Supplier page On your smartphone open your camera and focus over the code above A pop up link will open in your image to take you straight to the supplier page on our website
Where to find information on
Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
Competitive tenders may be advertised on one or more of the following (other suggestions are welcome)
Tenders WA httpswwwtenderswagovau
Local newspapers (Kimberley Echo Broome Advertiser etc)
Social media LinkedIn and Twitter (HorizonPower_WA)
Chamber of Commerce and Industry amp various economic development platforms
Supply Nation Indigenous Business Market Place
Vendor Panel Coming soon
Horizon Powerrsquos Procurement Pipeline and more information on our procurements httpshorizonpowercomaucontractors-suppliers
Registrations for Specific Scopes
If you would like your business to be considered as a potential respondent register your interestRegistering will give your business better visibility but it is not compulsory in order to be considered
For specific projects or pieces of work we may advertise them on our Procurement Pipeline and ask prospective suppliers to register
We may use this for the stimulus funding projects where suitable so keep an eye on our website
4 Steps tosuccess
We recommend that businesses
Register on the Horizon Power Local and Aboriginal Business Register
Review the Horizon Power website and keep an eye on our Procurement Pipeline as well as on advertising platforms mentioned earlier
Have a functional website that is up to date with your business and contact information and represents your business services well
Update profiles like ABDWA ICNWA or Supply Nation with current contact and capabilities
1
2
3
4
What to do if asked to bid
Contact Horizon Power if you have any queries on how to respond
Respond in a timely manner or let us know if you cannot and you may consider requesting an extension
If there are a set of specific questions make sure you have demonstrated your businessrsquo capability and understanding of that question
Provide supporting information to evidence you are the right business for the job
1
2
3
4
Our objectiveValue for Money
All procurement activities at Horizon Power will be assessed on this basis which takes into account
Non-cost factors such as community benefits health safety and environmental factors and supplier performance history and capability
Horizon Powerrsquos budget and
Available prices
We recommend local businesses consider the principle of best Value-for-Money when preparing quotations or proposals to Horizon Power
Horizon Powerrsquos procurement outcomes must achieve best Value-for-Money
If you need further information
Broome
broomehorizonpowercomau2 McDaniel Road Broome
Kununurra
kununurrahorizonpowercomauCnr Messmate Way amp Victoria HighwayKununurra
Website
httpshorizonpowercomau
Please contact your local office
Questions
Thank you
- Slide Number 1
- Industry Development Division
- WA Industry Participation Strategy (WAIPS)
- WAIPS 2020 updates
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- Local Capability Fund
- COVID-19 Local Capability Fund rounds for 202021
- Local Capability Fund Rounds for 202021
- Your feedback is key
- What can you do
- Thank you
- Simon MarwickLocal Content AdviserKimberley
- Local Content Role
- What do we do
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Slide Number 21
- Slide Number 22
- Agenda
- Overview of Main Roads WA Kimberley Region
- Slide Number 25
- Main Roads Western AustraliaKimberley Region
- Kimberley ndash Program Delivery
- Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
- Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
- Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
- Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
- Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
- State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
- Commonwealth Government
- MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
- Thankyou for your attendanceGeneral Questions
- Working with the Department of Finance
- Slide Number 42
- Slide Number 43
- Slide Number 44
- Slide Number 45
- Slide Number 46
- Slide Number 47
- Slide Number 48
- Slide Number 49
- Slide Number 50
- Slide Number 51
- Slide Number 52
- Slide Number 53
- Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry
- Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
- Slide Number 56
- About Horizon Power
- About Horizon Power
- Slide Number 59
- Slide Number 60
- Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
- ProcurementKimberley region
- State Stimulus ProjectsProcurementKimberley region
- How you can supply to Horizon Power
- Slide Number 65
- How does Horizon Power find suppliers
- Regional amp Aboriginal Supplier Register
- Where to find information on Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
- Registrations for Specific Scopes
- 4 Steps tosuccess
- What to do if asked to bid
- Our objectiveValue for Money
- If you need further information
- Slide Number 74
- Slide Number 75
-
3131 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Business Support Services (labour hire)
bull Gardening ndash offices depots
bull Office cleaning
bull Large scale Building maintenance ndash offices depots houses (usually though BMW) For small scale building maintenance please provide us with your contact details
Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
3232 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
3333 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Gibb River Road (approx $85M pa)bull construct and seal sections in east and west
Broome Cape Leveque Project ($656M)bull commenced 2018 completion 2020bull construct and seal 90km
Great Northern Highway Safety improvements ($12M)bull shoulder sealing various sections 110 km
Projects
3434 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Great Northern Highway Upgrade ndash Broome to Derby - $259M- Deep Creek Section 2021 - reconstruction- Logue River Section 2022 - reconstruction
bull Duncan Road Gordon Downs Road Upgrade - $51M- In partnership with the Shire of Halls Creek- Upgrade various sections ndash 2019 to 2022
bull Tanami Road Construct and Seal - $4275M- Commencement planned 2021- In partnership with the Shire of Halls Creek
Projects
3535 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Great Northern Highway Upgrade - Ord North ($9814M)
Reconstruct highway ndash upgrade 2 single lane bridges
- Commenced 2019 completion 2021 and 2022
- Design and Construct Contract awarded to WHBO
- Managed by Infrastructure Delivery Directorate
Projects
3636 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
3737 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Provides a Framework for the State Government Investment in Aboriginal Participation
bull Allows Agencies to negotiate directly with a ldquoRegistered Aboriginal Businessrdquo for supply of goods and services
State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
3838 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Framework to maximise Indigenous employment and business opportunities in Northern Australia
bull Aim to provide tangible economic and social benefits for local Indigenous people living in surrounding communities ndash ldquoLocal Firstrdquo
bull Sets Indigenous Participation Targets based on Regional Populations- Kimberley Region 40 Aboriginal Population
Commonwealth Government
3939 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Identify suitable services where Aboriginal Organisations and Businesses can participate directly eg
- Employment Contracts ndash provision of labour and resources- Traffic Management- Culvert Installation
bull Contracts - Includes criteria for Aboriginal employment and training
- Plant Panel Contract includes preferences for local and Aboriginal business and operators
- Major Contracts require Aboriginal Participation Plans Include Price Preferences and Performance Initiative Payments
MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
4040 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Thankyou for your attendance
General Questions
Working with the Department of Finance
Rowan Acton
August 2020
Director Regional Operations
Introduction to Department of Finance
Buy Local 2020 Implementation
bull The Department of Finance has already implementedchange to works procurement processes to meet therequirements of Buy Local 2020
bull These changes will be formalised in the DepartmentrsquosImplementation Plan which will be signed off imminently
bull As part of the Departmentrsquos COVID-19 response wehave increased the upper threshold for RegionalContent to be applied at 5 of the total value of theclaimed regional content to a maximum of $500000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description
Expected Tender Release
Budget (Indicative)
Department of Health Fitzroy Crossing Renal Clinic Stage 2 4th Qtr 2020 $2596000
Department of Education Broome Primary School ndash Fire Remediation and Administration Building
1st Qtr 2020 $8335000
Department of Training and Workforce Development
Broome Hospitality and Student Services Centre 2nd Qtr 2021 $10000000
Department of Education Wyndham District High School - Rebuild Early Childhood Education Centre
3rd Qtr 2021 $3000000
Department of Training and Workforce Development
Kununurra Health and Hospitality Trade Training Centre
2nd Qtr 2021 $6000000
WA Recovery Plan
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
WACHS-Kimberley Old Granada Building Demolition Derby $ 242000
WACHS-Kimberley Hospital Roofing Replacement Derby $ 220000
WACHS-Kimberley Mental Health Inpatient Unit - Wall Height Extension Broome $ 242000
WACHS-Kimberley Extend Infusion Room for Telechemo Broome $ 137500
Department of Education Swale Upgrade - Broome SHS Broome $ 250000
Department of Education Chaplaincy Transportable replacement Derby $ 47000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh and Structural repairs Looma $ 111000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh Wananami $ 113000
Department of Education Structural Repairs Muludja $ 75000
Department of Education Fencing Fitzroy Valley $ 150000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
DFES Shade Structure and fencing Fitzroy $ 80000
Department of Justice Office Refit Broome $ 100000
Department of Justice Courthouse - Toilets and Footpaths Derby $ 35000
Main Roads Solar Panels Derby $ 250000
WACHS-Kimberley Morgue Upgrade Derby $ 440000
WACHS-Kimberley Birthing Suites Upgrage Broome $ 550000
WACHS-Kimberley Triage Redesign Fitzroy Crossing $ 330000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Balgo $ 300000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Bidyadanga $ 500000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Derby $ 1500000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Looma $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Dampier Pennsular $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Bidyadanga $ 1500000
Department of Education Derby DHS - Structural works and Classroom Refresh Derby $ 400000
Department of Education Broome Primary School - Fire Remediation Broome TBD
Department of Education Classroom Refresh and structural repairs Wankgatjungka $ 260000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh Bayulu $ 260000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Looma $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Dampier Pennsular $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Bidyadanga $ 1500000
Advertising Subcontracting Opportunities
Want to work with Finance
Interested in maintenance
and minor works
Look into becoming prequalified under Financersquos Builders Prequalification Scheme
Register on Tenders WA
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Interested in works-related consultancies
Interested in minor and
capital works
Interested in being a
subcontractor on a large project
Contact the works panel management team on 6551 1787 or BMWProcurementServicesfinancewagovau
Register on Tenders WA for opportunities that might become available outside existing panels
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Register for the lsquoService Alliance 2012rsquo (SA12) arrangement that Finance uses for regional works contracts valued at less than $250000
Register on Tenders WA for opportunities that might become available outside SA12
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Keep an eye on Tenders WA and the local paper for opportunities
Promote yourself to potential head contractors
Interested in supplying goods and services
Keep an eye on Tenders WA
Investing in the Kimberley
Aboriginal Procurement Policybull 2020-21 FY Target is 3bull Capability building servicesbull Policy review and recommendations for new term
bull Aboriginal business consultation process Via Noongar Chamber of Commerce and Industry
bull ContactDepartment of Finance ndash Social Procurement Team
spifinancewagovau 6551 2475
Assistance for Aboriginal businesses
bull Capability building programs to be delivered to Aboriginalbusinesses and not-for-profit organisations across theState
bull Morrgul is the provider for the Great Southern and SouthWest regions
bull Provides Aboriginal business capability building contractservices including workshops and one-on-one mentoringsessions
ContactsKudzi Chigwanda Regional Manager ndash Northern Region
9194 9711 KudziChigwandafinancewagovau
Broome office (works)Woodyrsquos Arcade 15 Dampier Terrace
Gemma Bennett Senior Project Manager9194 9719 GemmaBennettfinancewagovau
wwwfinancewagovau
Kununurra office (works)Corner Messmate and Konkerberry Drive
Rod Chinnery Senior Project Office9166 7201 rodneychinneryfinancewagovau
Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry18th August Broome 19th August Derby
Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
I would like to show my respect and acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the Land
ndash the Nyikina people ndashtheir Elders past present and emerging on which this
meeting takes place
About Horizon Power
About Horizon Power
Horizon Power is a Government Trading Enterprise which generates distributes and retails electricity to more than 47000 connections
We supply electricity to more than 100000 residents and approx 8000 businesses in regional towns and communities across WA
Horizon Powerrsquos focus is to create value for future generations and to make a difference to the lives of people in the communities we serve
In regional WA we have 38 networks comprised of 36 microgrids and 2 interconnected systems
We do not operate in the South-West Interconnected System
Our Ambition
Delivering energy solutions for regional growth and vibrant communities
Our Guiding Principles
Horizon Power is committed to providing opportunities to local and Aboriginal businesses in alignment with our Strategy We apply our guiding principles to everything we do the way we work and the way we engage
Horizon Power views local community engagement as an essential part of being a responsible corporate citizen
Community Involvement
Listening creating and delivering together
Cleaner Greener
Improving our shared environment
Preference towards local people good and services
Regions First
Positive impact on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islands customers suppliers employees and communities
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commitment
Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
Horizon Power implements the State Governmentrsquos WA Industry Participation Strategy and Aboriginal Procurement Policy and actively seeks to ensure suitable opportunities are provided to local and Aboriginal businesses
Local Industry
Horizon Power
Aboriginal Business
Procurement
Kimberley region
Horizon Power procures the following types of goods and services in the Kimberley region
1 Vegetation management near power lines and electrical infrastructure
2 Civil works such as trenching
3 Operations and maintenance services such as cleaning general gardening freight and building maintenance
4 Security services
5 The installation of Electrical Vehicle charging points in Broome
State Stimulus Projects
Procurement
Kimberley region
The State Stimulus Projects that may source procurement in the Kimberley region include
1 Battery Energy Storage System in Broome and Yungngora
2 Broome Experience Centre
3 Kimberley Street Lights Upgrade
4 Kununurra Depot Refurbishment
5 Derby Solar Battery and LED streetlights
6 Aboriginal Community Embedded Networks Regularised electricity to 13 communities
Horizon Power has been awarded $574m in WA State Government stimulus funding to deliver six projects
How you can supply to Horizon Power
How you can supply to us
Horizon Power accepts registrations of interest from local and Aboriginal businesses through our website
Horizon Power may source directly from a business negotiate with a restricted list of businesses or engage in a competitive open market procurement process
WEBSITE OPEN MARKET | DIRECT | NEGOTIATE The process and specific requirements for a procurement depends on the type scope and value of the procurement
How does Horizon Power find suppliers
Horizon Power will research businesses using
Horizon Powerrsquos Regional and Aboriginal Supplier Database
Supply Nation - httpssupplynationorgau
Aboriginal Business Directory WA (ABDWA) httpswwwabdwacomau
Industry Capability Network WA (ICNWA) httpsgatewayicnorgau
Chamber of Commerce
Google Search
Local Knowledge
Regional amp Aboriginal
Supplier Register
Visit httpshorizonpowercomau
SuppliersRegional and Aboriginal
Contractors amp Suppliers
Supplier Registration
Shortcut to access the Supplier page On your smartphone open your camera and focus over the code above A pop up link will open in your image to take you straight to the supplier page on our website
Where to find information on
Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
Competitive tenders may be advertised on one or more of the following (other suggestions are welcome)
Tenders WA httpswwwtenderswagovau
Local newspapers (Kimberley Echo Broome Advertiser etc)
Social media LinkedIn and Twitter (HorizonPower_WA)
Chamber of Commerce and Industry amp various economic development platforms
Supply Nation Indigenous Business Market Place
Vendor Panel Coming soon
Horizon Powerrsquos Procurement Pipeline and more information on our procurements httpshorizonpowercomaucontractors-suppliers
Registrations for Specific Scopes
If you would like your business to be considered as a potential respondent register your interestRegistering will give your business better visibility but it is not compulsory in order to be considered
For specific projects or pieces of work we may advertise them on our Procurement Pipeline and ask prospective suppliers to register
We may use this for the stimulus funding projects where suitable so keep an eye on our website
4 Steps tosuccess
We recommend that businesses
Register on the Horizon Power Local and Aboriginal Business Register
Review the Horizon Power website and keep an eye on our Procurement Pipeline as well as on advertising platforms mentioned earlier
Have a functional website that is up to date with your business and contact information and represents your business services well
Update profiles like ABDWA ICNWA or Supply Nation with current contact and capabilities
1
2
3
4
What to do if asked to bid
Contact Horizon Power if you have any queries on how to respond
Respond in a timely manner or let us know if you cannot and you may consider requesting an extension
If there are a set of specific questions make sure you have demonstrated your businessrsquo capability and understanding of that question
Provide supporting information to evidence you are the right business for the job
1
2
3
4
Our objectiveValue for Money
All procurement activities at Horizon Power will be assessed on this basis which takes into account
Non-cost factors such as community benefits health safety and environmental factors and supplier performance history and capability
Horizon Powerrsquos budget and
Available prices
We recommend local businesses consider the principle of best Value-for-Money when preparing quotations or proposals to Horizon Power
Horizon Powerrsquos procurement outcomes must achieve best Value-for-Money
If you need further information
Broome
broomehorizonpowercomau2 McDaniel Road Broome
Kununurra
kununurrahorizonpowercomauCnr Messmate Way amp Victoria HighwayKununurra
Website
httpshorizonpowercomau
Please contact your local office
Questions
Thank you
- Slide Number 1
- Industry Development Division
- WA Industry Participation Strategy (WAIPS)
- WAIPS 2020 updates
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- Local Capability Fund
- COVID-19 Local Capability Fund rounds for 202021
- Local Capability Fund Rounds for 202021
- Your feedback is key
- What can you do
- Thank you
- Simon MarwickLocal Content AdviserKimberley
- Local Content Role
- What do we do
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Slide Number 21
- Slide Number 22
- Agenda
- Overview of Main Roads WA Kimberley Region
- Slide Number 25
- Main Roads Western AustraliaKimberley Region
- Kimberley ndash Program Delivery
- Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
- Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
- Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
- Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
- Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
- State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
- Commonwealth Government
- MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
- Thankyou for your attendanceGeneral Questions
- Working with the Department of Finance
- Slide Number 42
- Slide Number 43
- Slide Number 44
- Slide Number 45
- Slide Number 46
- Slide Number 47
- Slide Number 48
- Slide Number 49
- Slide Number 50
- Slide Number 51
- Slide Number 52
- Slide Number 53
- Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry
- Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
- Slide Number 56
- About Horizon Power
- About Horizon Power
- Slide Number 59
- Slide Number 60
- Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
- ProcurementKimberley region
- State Stimulus ProjectsProcurementKimberley region
- How you can supply to Horizon Power
- Slide Number 65
- How does Horizon Power find suppliers
- Regional amp Aboriginal Supplier Register
- Where to find information on Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
- Registrations for Specific Scopes
- 4 Steps tosuccess
- What to do if asked to bid
- Our objectiveValue for Money
- If you need further information
- Slide Number 74
- Slide Number 75
-
3232 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
3333 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Gibb River Road (approx $85M pa)bull construct and seal sections in east and west
Broome Cape Leveque Project ($656M)bull commenced 2018 completion 2020bull construct and seal 90km
Great Northern Highway Safety improvements ($12M)bull shoulder sealing various sections 110 km
Projects
3434 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Great Northern Highway Upgrade ndash Broome to Derby - $259M- Deep Creek Section 2021 - reconstruction- Logue River Section 2022 - reconstruction
bull Duncan Road Gordon Downs Road Upgrade - $51M- In partnership with the Shire of Halls Creek- Upgrade various sections ndash 2019 to 2022
bull Tanami Road Construct and Seal - $4275M- Commencement planned 2021- In partnership with the Shire of Halls Creek
Projects
3535 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Great Northern Highway Upgrade - Ord North ($9814M)
Reconstruct highway ndash upgrade 2 single lane bridges
- Commenced 2019 completion 2021 and 2022
- Design and Construct Contract awarded to WHBO
- Managed by Infrastructure Delivery Directorate
Projects
3636 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
3737 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Provides a Framework for the State Government Investment in Aboriginal Participation
bull Allows Agencies to negotiate directly with a ldquoRegistered Aboriginal Businessrdquo for supply of goods and services
State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
3838 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Framework to maximise Indigenous employment and business opportunities in Northern Australia
bull Aim to provide tangible economic and social benefits for local Indigenous people living in surrounding communities ndash ldquoLocal Firstrdquo
bull Sets Indigenous Participation Targets based on Regional Populations- Kimberley Region 40 Aboriginal Population
Commonwealth Government
3939 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Identify suitable services where Aboriginal Organisations and Businesses can participate directly eg
- Employment Contracts ndash provision of labour and resources- Traffic Management- Culvert Installation
bull Contracts - Includes criteria for Aboriginal employment and training
- Plant Panel Contract includes preferences for local and Aboriginal business and operators
- Major Contracts require Aboriginal Participation Plans Include Price Preferences and Performance Initiative Payments
MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
4040 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Thankyou for your attendance
General Questions
Working with the Department of Finance
Rowan Acton
August 2020
Director Regional Operations
Introduction to Department of Finance
Buy Local 2020 Implementation
bull The Department of Finance has already implementedchange to works procurement processes to meet therequirements of Buy Local 2020
bull These changes will be formalised in the DepartmentrsquosImplementation Plan which will be signed off imminently
bull As part of the Departmentrsquos COVID-19 response wehave increased the upper threshold for RegionalContent to be applied at 5 of the total value of theclaimed regional content to a maximum of $500000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description
Expected Tender Release
Budget (Indicative)
Department of Health Fitzroy Crossing Renal Clinic Stage 2 4th Qtr 2020 $2596000
Department of Education Broome Primary School ndash Fire Remediation and Administration Building
1st Qtr 2020 $8335000
Department of Training and Workforce Development
Broome Hospitality and Student Services Centre 2nd Qtr 2021 $10000000
Department of Education Wyndham District High School - Rebuild Early Childhood Education Centre
3rd Qtr 2021 $3000000
Department of Training and Workforce Development
Kununurra Health and Hospitality Trade Training Centre
2nd Qtr 2021 $6000000
WA Recovery Plan
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
WACHS-Kimberley Old Granada Building Demolition Derby $ 242000
WACHS-Kimberley Hospital Roofing Replacement Derby $ 220000
WACHS-Kimberley Mental Health Inpatient Unit - Wall Height Extension Broome $ 242000
WACHS-Kimberley Extend Infusion Room for Telechemo Broome $ 137500
Department of Education Swale Upgrade - Broome SHS Broome $ 250000
Department of Education Chaplaincy Transportable replacement Derby $ 47000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh and Structural repairs Looma $ 111000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh Wananami $ 113000
Department of Education Structural Repairs Muludja $ 75000
Department of Education Fencing Fitzroy Valley $ 150000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
DFES Shade Structure and fencing Fitzroy $ 80000
Department of Justice Office Refit Broome $ 100000
Department of Justice Courthouse - Toilets and Footpaths Derby $ 35000
Main Roads Solar Panels Derby $ 250000
WACHS-Kimberley Morgue Upgrade Derby $ 440000
WACHS-Kimberley Birthing Suites Upgrage Broome $ 550000
WACHS-Kimberley Triage Redesign Fitzroy Crossing $ 330000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Balgo $ 300000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Bidyadanga $ 500000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Derby $ 1500000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Looma $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Dampier Pennsular $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Bidyadanga $ 1500000
Department of Education Derby DHS - Structural works and Classroom Refresh Derby $ 400000
Department of Education Broome Primary School - Fire Remediation Broome TBD
Department of Education Classroom Refresh and structural repairs Wankgatjungka $ 260000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh Bayulu $ 260000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Looma $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Dampier Pennsular $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Bidyadanga $ 1500000
Advertising Subcontracting Opportunities
Want to work with Finance
Interested in maintenance
and minor works
Look into becoming prequalified under Financersquos Builders Prequalification Scheme
Register on Tenders WA
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Interested in works-related consultancies
Interested in minor and
capital works
Interested in being a
subcontractor on a large project
Contact the works panel management team on 6551 1787 or BMWProcurementServicesfinancewagovau
Register on Tenders WA for opportunities that might become available outside existing panels
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Register for the lsquoService Alliance 2012rsquo (SA12) arrangement that Finance uses for regional works contracts valued at less than $250000
Register on Tenders WA for opportunities that might become available outside SA12
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Keep an eye on Tenders WA and the local paper for opportunities
Promote yourself to potential head contractors
Interested in supplying goods and services
Keep an eye on Tenders WA
Investing in the Kimberley
Aboriginal Procurement Policybull 2020-21 FY Target is 3bull Capability building servicesbull Policy review and recommendations for new term
bull Aboriginal business consultation process Via Noongar Chamber of Commerce and Industry
bull ContactDepartment of Finance ndash Social Procurement Team
spifinancewagovau 6551 2475
Assistance for Aboriginal businesses
bull Capability building programs to be delivered to Aboriginalbusinesses and not-for-profit organisations across theState
bull Morrgul is the provider for the Great Southern and SouthWest regions
bull Provides Aboriginal business capability building contractservices including workshops and one-on-one mentoringsessions
ContactsKudzi Chigwanda Regional Manager ndash Northern Region
9194 9711 KudziChigwandafinancewagovau
Broome office (works)Woodyrsquos Arcade 15 Dampier Terrace
Gemma Bennett Senior Project Manager9194 9719 GemmaBennettfinancewagovau
wwwfinancewagovau
Kununurra office (works)Corner Messmate and Konkerberry Drive
Rod Chinnery Senior Project Office9166 7201 rodneychinneryfinancewagovau
Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry18th August Broome 19th August Derby
Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
I would like to show my respect and acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the Land
ndash the Nyikina people ndashtheir Elders past present and emerging on which this
meeting takes place
About Horizon Power
About Horizon Power
Horizon Power is a Government Trading Enterprise which generates distributes and retails electricity to more than 47000 connections
We supply electricity to more than 100000 residents and approx 8000 businesses in regional towns and communities across WA
Horizon Powerrsquos focus is to create value for future generations and to make a difference to the lives of people in the communities we serve
In regional WA we have 38 networks comprised of 36 microgrids and 2 interconnected systems
We do not operate in the South-West Interconnected System
Our Ambition
Delivering energy solutions for regional growth and vibrant communities
Our Guiding Principles
Horizon Power is committed to providing opportunities to local and Aboriginal businesses in alignment with our Strategy We apply our guiding principles to everything we do the way we work and the way we engage
Horizon Power views local community engagement as an essential part of being a responsible corporate citizen
Community Involvement
Listening creating and delivering together
Cleaner Greener
Improving our shared environment
Preference towards local people good and services
Regions First
Positive impact on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islands customers suppliers employees and communities
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commitment
Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
Horizon Power implements the State Governmentrsquos WA Industry Participation Strategy and Aboriginal Procurement Policy and actively seeks to ensure suitable opportunities are provided to local and Aboriginal businesses
Local Industry
Horizon Power
Aboriginal Business
Procurement
Kimberley region
Horizon Power procures the following types of goods and services in the Kimberley region
1 Vegetation management near power lines and electrical infrastructure
2 Civil works such as trenching
3 Operations and maintenance services such as cleaning general gardening freight and building maintenance
4 Security services
5 The installation of Electrical Vehicle charging points in Broome
State Stimulus Projects
Procurement
Kimberley region
The State Stimulus Projects that may source procurement in the Kimberley region include
1 Battery Energy Storage System in Broome and Yungngora
2 Broome Experience Centre
3 Kimberley Street Lights Upgrade
4 Kununurra Depot Refurbishment
5 Derby Solar Battery and LED streetlights
6 Aboriginal Community Embedded Networks Regularised electricity to 13 communities
Horizon Power has been awarded $574m in WA State Government stimulus funding to deliver six projects
How you can supply to Horizon Power
How you can supply to us
Horizon Power accepts registrations of interest from local and Aboriginal businesses through our website
Horizon Power may source directly from a business negotiate with a restricted list of businesses or engage in a competitive open market procurement process
WEBSITE OPEN MARKET | DIRECT | NEGOTIATE The process and specific requirements for a procurement depends on the type scope and value of the procurement
How does Horizon Power find suppliers
Horizon Power will research businesses using
Horizon Powerrsquos Regional and Aboriginal Supplier Database
Supply Nation - httpssupplynationorgau
Aboriginal Business Directory WA (ABDWA) httpswwwabdwacomau
Industry Capability Network WA (ICNWA) httpsgatewayicnorgau
Chamber of Commerce
Google Search
Local Knowledge
Regional amp Aboriginal
Supplier Register
Visit httpshorizonpowercomau
SuppliersRegional and Aboriginal
Contractors amp Suppliers
Supplier Registration
Shortcut to access the Supplier page On your smartphone open your camera and focus over the code above A pop up link will open in your image to take you straight to the supplier page on our website
Where to find information on
Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
Competitive tenders may be advertised on one or more of the following (other suggestions are welcome)
Tenders WA httpswwwtenderswagovau
Local newspapers (Kimberley Echo Broome Advertiser etc)
Social media LinkedIn and Twitter (HorizonPower_WA)
Chamber of Commerce and Industry amp various economic development platforms
Supply Nation Indigenous Business Market Place
Vendor Panel Coming soon
Horizon Powerrsquos Procurement Pipeline and more information on our procurements httpshorizonpowercomaucontractors-suppliers
Registrations for Specific Scopes
If you would like your business to be considered as a potential respondent register your interestRegistering will give your business better visibility but it is not compulsory in order to be considered
For specific projects or pieces of work we may advertise them on our Procurement Pipeline and ask prospective suppliers to register
We may use this for the stimulus funding projects where suitable so keep an eye on our website
4 Steps tosuccess
We recommend that businesses
Register on the Horizon Power Local and Aboriginal Business Register
Review the Horizon Power website and keep an eye on our Procurement Pipeline as well as on advertising platforms mentioned earlier
Have a functional website that is up to date with your business and contact information and represents your business services well
Update profiles like ABDWA ICNWA or Supply Nation with current contact and capabilities
1
2
3
4
What to do if asked to bid
Contact Horizon Power if you have any queries on how to respond
Respond in a timely manner or let us know if you cannot and you may consider requesting an extension
If there are a set of specific questions make sure you have demonstrated your businessrsquo capability and understanding of that question
Provide supporting information to evidence you are the right business for the job
1
2
3
4
Our objectiveValue for Money
All procurement activities at Horizon Power will be assessed on this basis which takes into account
Non-cost factors such as community benefits health safety and environmental factors and supplier performance history and capability
Horizon Powerrsquos budget and
Available prices
We recommend local businesses consider the principle of best Value-for-Money when preparing quotations or proposals to Horizon Power
Horizon Powerrsquos procurement outcomes must achieve best Value-for-Money
If you need further information
Broome
broomehorizonpowercomau2 McDaniel Road Broome
Kununurra
kununurrahorizonpowercomauCnr Messmate Way amp Victoria HighwayKununurra
Website
httpshorizonpowercomau
Please contact your local office
Questions
Thank you
- Slide Number 1
- Industry Development Division
- WA Industry Participation Strategy (WAIPS)
- WAIPS 2020 updates
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- Local Capability Fund
- COVID-19 Local Capability Fund rounds for 202021
- Local Capability Fund Rounds for 202021
- Your feedback is key
- What can you do
- Thank you
- Simon MarwickLocal Content AdviserKimberley
- Local Content Role
- What do we do
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Slide Number 21
- Slide Number 22
- Agenda
- Overview of Main Roads WA Kimberley Region
- Slide Number 25
- Main Roads Western AustraliaKimberley Region
- Kimberley ndash Program Delivery
- Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
- Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
- Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
- Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
- Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
- State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
- Commonwealth Government
- MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
- Thankyou for your attendanceGeneral Questions
- Working with the Department of Finance
- Slide Number 42
- Slide Number 43
- Slide Number 44
- Slide Number 45
- Slide Number 46
- Slide Number 47
- Slide Number 48
- Slide Number 49
- Slide Number 50
- Slide Number 51
- Slide Number 52
- Slide Number 53
- Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry
- Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
- Slide Number 56
- About Horizon Power
- About Horizon Power
- Slide Number 59
- Slide Number 60
- Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
- ProcurementKimberley region
- State Stimulus ProjectsProcurementKimberley region
- How you can supply to Horizon Power
- Slide Number 65
- How does Horizon Power find suppliers
- Regional amp Aboriginal Supplier Register
- Where to find information on Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
- Registrations for Specific Scopes
- 4 Steps tosuccess
- What to do if asked to bid
- Our objectiveValue for Money
- If you need further information
- Slide Number 74
- Slide Number 75
-
3333 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Gibb River Road (approx $85M pa)bull construct and seal sections in east and west
Broome Cape Leveque Project ($656M)bull commenced 2018 completion 2020bull construct and seal 90km
Great Northern Highway Safety improvements ($12M)bull shoulder sealing various sections 110 km
Projects
3434 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Great Northern Highway Upgrade ndash Broome to Derby - $259M- Deep Creek Section 2021 - reconstruction- Logue River Section 2022 - reconstruction
bull Duncan Road Gordon Downs Road Upgrade - $51M- In partnership with the Shire of Halls Creek- Upgrade various sections ndash 2019 to 2022
bull Tanami Road Construct and Seal - $4275M- Commencement planned 2021- In partnership with the Shire of Halls Creek
Projects
3535 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Great Northern Highway Upgrade - Ord North ($9814M)
Reconstruct highway ndash upgrade 2 single lane bridges
- Commenced 2019 completion 2021 and 2022
- Design and Construct Contract awarded to WHBO
- Managed by Infrastructure Delivery Directorate
Projects
3636 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
3737 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Provides a Framework for the State Government Investment in Aboriginal Participation
bull Allows Agencies to negotiate directly with a ldquoRegistered Aboriginal Businessrdquo for supply of goods and services
State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
3838 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Framework to maximise Indigenous employment and business opportunities in Northern Australia
bull Aim to provide tangible economic and social benefits for local Indigenous people living in surrounding communities ndash ldquoLocal Firstrdquo
bull Sets Indigenous Participation Targets based on Regional Populations- Kimberley Region 40 Aboriginal Population
Commonwealth Government
3939 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Identify suitable services where Aboriginal Organisations and Businesses can participate directly eg
- Employment Contracts ndash provision of labour and resources- Traffic Management- Culvert Installation
bull Contracts - Includes criteria for Aboriginal employment and training
- Plant Panel Contract includes preferences for local and Aboriginal business and operators
- Major Contracts require Aboriginal Participation Plans Include Price Preferences and Performance Initiative Payments
MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
4040 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Thankyou for your attendance
General Questions
Working with the Department of Finance
Rowan Acton
August 2020
Director Regional Operations
Introduction to Department of Finance
Buy Local 2020 Implementation
bull The Department of Finance has already implementedchange to works procurement processes to meet therequirements of Buy Local 2020
bull These changes will be formalised in the DepartmentrsquosImplementation Plan which will be signed off imminently
bull As part of the Departmentrsquos COVID-19 response wehave increased the upper threshold for RegionalContent to be applied at 5 of the total value of theclaimed regional content to a maximum of $500000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description
Expected Tender Release
Budget (Indicative)
Department of Health Fitzroy Crossing Renal Clinic Stage 2 4th Qtr 2020 $2596000
Department of Education Broome Primary School ndash Fire Remediation and Administration Building
1st Qtr 2020 $8335000
Department of Training and Workforce Development
Broome Hospitality and Student Services Centre 2nd Qtr 2021 $10000000
Department of Education Wyndham District High School - Rebuild Early Childhood Education Centre
3rd Qtr 2021 $3000000
Department of Training and Workforce Development
Kununurra Health and Hospitality Trade Training Centre
2nd Qtr 2021 $6000000
WA Recovery Plan
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
WACHS-Kimberley Old Granada Building Demolition Derby $ 242000
WACHS-Kimberley Hospital Roofing Replacement Derby $ 220000
WACHS-Kimberley Mental Health Inpatient Unit - Wall Height Extension Broome $ 242000
WACHS-Kimberley Extend Infusion Room for Telechemo Broome $ 137500
Department of Education Swale Upgrade - Broome SHS Broome $ 250000
Department of Education Chaplaincy Transportable replacement Derby $ 47000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh and Structural repairs Looma $ 111000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh Wananami $ 113000
Department of Education Structural Repairs Muludja $ 75000
Department of Education Fencing Fitzroy Valley $ 150000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
DFES Shade Structure and fencing Fitzroy $ 80000
Department of Justice Office Refit Broome $ 100000
Department of Justice Courthouse - Toilets and Footpaths Derby $ 35000
Main Roads Solar Panels Derby $ 250000
WACHS-Kimberley Morgue Upgrade Derby $ 440000
WACHS-Kimberley Birthing Suites Upgrage Broome $ 550000
WACHS-Kimberley Triage Redesign Fitzroy Crossing $ 330000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Balgo $ 300000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Bidyadanga $ 500000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Derby $ 1500000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Looma $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Dampier Pennsular $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Bidyadanga $ 1500000
Department of Education Derby DHS - Structural works and Classroom Refresh Derby $ 400000
Department of Education Broome Primary School - Fire Remediation Broome TBD
Department of Education Classroom Refresh and structural repairs Wankgatjungka $ 260000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh Bayulu $ 260000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Looma $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Dampier Pennsular $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Bidyadanga $ 1500000
Advertising Subcontracting Opportunities
Want to work with Finance
Interested in maintenance
and minor works
Look into becoming prequalified under Financersquos Builders Prequalification Scheme
Register on Tenders WA
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Interested in works-related consultancies
Interested in minor and
capital works
Interested in being a
subcontractor on a large project
Contact the works panel management team on 6551 1787 or BMWProcurementServicesfinancewagovau
Register on Tenders WA for opportunities that might become available outside existing panels
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Register for the lsquoService Alliance 2012rsquo (SA12) arrangement that Finance uses for regional works contracts valued at less than $250000
Register on Tenders WA for opportunities that might become available outside SA12
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Keep an eye on Tenders WA and the local paper for opportunities
Promote yourself to potential head contractors
Interested in supplying goods and services
Keep an eye on Tenders WA
Investing in the Kimberley
Aboriginal Procurement Policybull 2020-21 FY Target is 3bull Capability building servicesbull Policy review and recommendations for new term
bull Aboriginal business consultation process Via Noongar Chamber of Commerce and Industry
bull ContactDepartment of Finance ndash Social Procurement Team
spifinancewagovau 6551 2475
Assistance for Aboriginal businesses
bull Capability building programs to be delivered to Aboriginalbusinesses and not-for-profit organisations across theState
bull Morrgul is the provider for the Great Southern and SouthWest regions
bull Provides Aboriginal business capability building contractservices including workshops and one-on-one mentoringsessions
ContactsKudzi Chigwanda Regional Manager ndash Northern Region
9194 9711 KudziChigwandafinancewagovau
Broome office (works)Woodyrsquos Arcade 15 Dampier Terrace
Gemma Bennett Senior Project Manager9194 9719 GemmaBennettfinancewagovau
wwwfinancewagovau
Kununurra office (works)Corner Messmate and Konkerberry Drive
Rod Chinnery Senior Project Office9166 7201 rodneychinneryfinancewagovau
Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry18th August Broome 19th August Derby
Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
I would like to show my respect and acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the Land
ndash the Nyikina people ndashtheir Elders past present and emerging on which this
meeting takes place
About Horizon Power
About Horizon Power
Horizon Power is a Government Trading Enterprise which generates distributes and retails electricity to more than 47000 connections
We supply electricity to more than 100000 residents and approx 8000 businesses in regional towns and communities across WA
Horizon Powerrsquos focus is to create value for future generations and to make a difference to the lives of people in the communities we serve
In regional WA we have 38 networks comprised of 36 microgrids and 2 interconnected systems
We do not operate in the South-West Interconnected System
Our Ambition
Delivering energy solutions for regional growth and vibrant communities
Our Guiding Principles
Horizon Power is committed to providing opportunities to local and Aboriginal businesses in alignment with our Strategy We apply our guiding principles to everything we do the way we work and the way we engage
Horizon Power views local community engagement as an essential part of being a responsible corporate citizen
Community Involvement
Listening creating and delivering together
Cleaner Greener
Improving our shared environment
Preference towards local people good and services
Regions First
Positive impact on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islands customers suppliers employees and communities
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commitment
Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
Horizon Power implements the State Governmentrsquos WA Industry Participation Strategy and Aboriginal Procurement Policy and actively seeks to ensure suitable opportunities are provided to local and Aboriginal businesses
Local Industry
Horizon Power
Aboriginal Business
Procurement
Kimberley region
Horizon Power procures the following types of goods and services in the Kimberley region
1 Vegetation management near power lines and electrical infrastructure
2 Civil works such as trenching
3 Operations and maintenance services such as cleaning general gardening freight and building maintenance
4 Security services
5 The installation of Electrical Vehicle charging points in Broome
State Stimulus Projects
Procurement
Kimberley region
The State Stimulus Projects that may source procurement in the Kimberley region include
1 Battery Energy Storage System in Broome and Yungngora
2 Broome Experience Centre
3 Kimberley Street Lights Upgrade
4 Kununurra Depot Refurbishment
5 Derby Solar Battery and LED streetlights
6 Aboriginal Community Embedded Networks Regularised electricity to 13 communities
Horizon Power has been awarded $574m in WA State Government stimulus funding to deliver six projects
How you can supply to Horizon Power
How you can supply to us
Horizon Power accepts registrations of interest from local and Aboriginal businesses through our website
Horizon Power may source directly from a business negotiate with a restricted list of businesses or engage in a competitive open market procurement process
WEBSITE OPEN MARKET | DIRECT | NEGOTIATE The process and specific requirements for a procurement depends on the type scope and value of the procurement
How does Horizon Power find suppliers
Horizon Power will research businesses using
Horizon Powerrsquos Regional and Aboriginal Supplier Database
Supply Nation - httpssupplynationorgau
Aboriginal Business Directory WA (ABDWA) httpswwwabdwacomau
Industry Capability Network WA (ICNWA) httpsgatewayicnorgau
Chamber of Commerce
Google Search
Local Knowledge
Regional amp Aboriginal
Supplier Register
Visit httpshorizonpowercomau
SuppliersRegional and Aboriginal
Contractors amp Suppliers
Supplier Registration
Shortcut to access the Supplier page On your smartphone open your camera and focus over the code above A pop up link will open in your image to take you straight to the supplier page on our website
Where to find information on
Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
Competitive tenders may be advertised on one or more of the following (other suggestions are welcome)
Tenders WA httpswwwtenderswagovau
Local newspapers (Kimberley Echo Broome Advertiser etc)
Social media LinkedIn and Twitter (HorizonPower_WA)
Chamber of Commerce and Industry amp various economic development platforms
Supply Nation Indigenous Business Market Place
Vendor Panel Coming soon
Horizon Powerrsquos Procurement Pipeline and more information on our procurements httpshorizonpowercomaucontractors-suppliers
Registrations for Specific Scopes
If you would like your business to be considered as a potential respondent register your interestRegistering will give your business better visibility but it is not compulsory in order to be considered
For specific projects or pieces of work we may advertise them on our Procurement Pipeline and ask prospective suppliers to register
We may use this for the stimulus funding projects where suitable so keep an eye on our website
4 Steps tosuccess
We recommend that businesses
Register on the Horizon Power Local and Aboriginal Business Register
Review the Horizon Power website and keep an eye on our Procurement Pipeline as well as on advertising platforms mentioned earlier
Have a functional website that is up to date with your business and contact information and represents your business services well
Update profiles like ABDWA ICNWA or Supply Nation with current contact and capabilities
1
2
3
4
What to do if asked to bid
Contact Horizon Power if you have any queries on how to respond
Respond in a timely manner or let us know if you cannot and you may consider requesting an extension
If there are a set of specific questions make sure you have demonstrated your businessrsquo capability and understanding of that question
Provide supporting information to evidence you are the right business for the job
1
2
3
4
Our objectiveValue for Money
All procurement activities at Horizon Power will be assessed on this basis which takes into account
Non-cost factors such as community benefits health safety and environmental factors and supplier performance history and capability
Horizon Powerrsquos budget and
Available prices
We recommend local businesses consider the principle of best Value-for-Money when preparing quotations or proposals to Horizon Power
Horizon Powerrsquos procurement outcomes must achieve best Value-for-Money
If you need further information
Broome
broomehorizonpowercomau2 McDaniel Road Broome
Kununurra
kununurrahorizonpowercomauCnr Messmate Way amp Victoria HighwayKununurra
Website
httpshorizonpowercomau
Please contact your local office
Questions
Thank you
- Slide Number 1
- Industry Development Division
- WA Industry Participation Strategy (WAIPS)
- WAIPS 2020 updates
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- Local Capability Fund
- COVID-19 Local Capability Fund rounds for 202021
- Local Capability Fund Rounds for 202021
- Your feedback is key
- What can you do
- Thank you
- Simon MarwickLocal Content AdviserKimberley
- Local Content Role
- What do we do
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Slide Number 21
- Slide Number 22
- Agenda
- Overview of Main Roads WA Kimberley Region
- Slide Number 25
- Main Roads Western AustraliaKimberley Region
- Kimberley ndash Program Delivery
- Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
- Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
- Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
- Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
- Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
- State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
- Commonwealth Government
- MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
- Thankyou for your attendanceGeneral Questions
- Working with the Department of Finance
- Slide Number 42
- Slide Number 43
- Slide Number 44
- Slide Number 45
- Slide Number 46
- Slide Number 47
- Slide Number 48
- Slide Number 49
- Slide Number 50
- Slide Number 51
- Slide Number 52
- Slide Number 53
- Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry
- Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
- Slide Number 56
- About Horizon Power
- About Horizon Power
- Slide Number 59
- Slide Number 60
- Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
- ProcurementKimberley region
- State Stimulus ProjectsProcurementKimberley region
- How you can supply to Horizon Power
- Slide Number 65
- How does Horizon Power find suppliers
- Regional amp Aboriginal Supplier Register
- Where to find information on Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
- Registrations for Specific Scopes
- 4 Steps tosuccess
- What to do if asked to bid
- Our objectiveValue for Money
- If you need further information
- Slide Number 74
- Slide Number 75
-
3434 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Great Northern Highway Upgrade ndash Broome to Derby - $259M- Deep Creek Section 2021 - reconstruction- Logue River Section 2022 - reconstruction
bull Duncan Road Gordon Downs Road Upgrade - $51M- In partnership with the Shire of Halls Creek- Upgrade various sections ndash 2019 to 2022
bull Tanami Road Construct and Seal - $4275M- Commencement planned 2021- In partnership with the Shire of Halls Creek
Projects
3535 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Great Northern Highway Upgrade - Ord North ($9814M)
Reconstruct highway ndash upgrade 2 single lane bridges
- Commenced 2019 completion 2021 and 2022
- Design and Construct Contract awarded to WHBO
- Managed by Infrastructure Delivery Directorate
Projects
3636 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
3737 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Provides a Framework for the State Government Investment in Aboriginal Participation
bull Allows Agencies to negotiate directly with a ldquoRegistered Aboriginal Businessrdquo for supply of goods and services
State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
3838 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Framework to maximise Indigenous employment and business opportunities in Northern Australia
bull Aim to provide tangible economic and social benefits for local Indigenous people living in surrounding communities ndash ldquoLocal Firstrdquo
bull Sets Indigenous Participation Targets based on Regional Populations- Kimberley Region 40 Aboriginal Population
Commonwealth Government
3939 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Identify suitable services where Aboriginal Organisations and Businesses can participate directly eg
- Employment Contracts ndash provision of labour and resources- Traffic Management- Culvert Installation
bull Contracts - Includes criteria for Aboriginal employment and training
- Plant Panel Contract includes preferences for local and Aboriginal business and operators
- Major Contracts require Aboriginal Participation Plans Include Price Preferences and Performance Initiative Payments
MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
4040 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Thankyou for your attendance
General Questions
Working with the Department of Finance
Rowan Acton
August 2020
Director Regional Operations
Introduction to Department of Finance
Buy Local 2020 Implementation
bull The Department of Finance has already implementedchange to works procurement processes to meet therequirements of Buy Local 2020
bull These changes will be formalised in the DepartmentrsquosImplementation Plan which will be signed off imminently
bull As part of the Departmentrsquos COVID-19 response wehave increased the upper threshold for RegionalContent to be applied at 5 of the total value of theclaimed regional content to a maximum of $500000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description
Expected Tender Release
Budget (Indicative)
Department of Health Fitzroy Crossing Renal Clinic Stage 2 4th Qtr 2020 $2596000
Department of Education Broome Primary School ndash Fire Remediation and Administration Building
1st Qtr 2020 $8335000
Department of Training and Workforce Development
Broome Hospitality and Student Services Centre 2nd Qtr 2021 $10000000
Department of Education Wyndham District High School - Rebuild Early Childhood Education Centre
3rd Qtr 2021 $3000000
Department of Training and Workforce Development
Kununurra Health and Hospitality Trade Training Centre
2nd Qtr 2021 $6000000
WA Recovery Plan
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
WACHS-Kimberley Old Granada Building Demolition Derby $ 242000
WACHS-Kimberley Hospital Roofing Replacement Derby $ 220000
WACHS-Kimberley Mental Health Inpatient Unit - Wall Height Extension Broome $ 242000
WACHS-Kimberley Extend Infusion Room for Telechemo Broome $ 137500
Department of Education Swale Upgrade - Broome SHS Broome $ 250000
Department of Education Chaplaincy Transportable replacement Derby $ 47000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh and Structural repairs Looma $ 111000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh Wananami $ 113000
Department of Education Structural Repairs Muludja $ 75000
Department of Education Fencing Fitzroy Valley $ 150000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
DFES Shade Structure and fencing Fitzroy $ 80000
Department of Justice Office Refit Broome $ 100000
Department of Justice Courthouse - Toilets and Footpaths Derby $ 35000
Main Roads Solar Panels Derby $ 250000
WACHS-Kimberley Morgue Upgrade Derby $ 440000
WACHS-Kimberley Birthing Suites Upgrage Broome $ 550000
WACHS-Kimberley Triage Redesign Fitzroy Crossing $ 330000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Balgo $ 300000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Bidyadanga $ 500000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Derby $ 1500000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Looma $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Dampier Pennsular $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Bidyadanga $ 1500000
Department of Education Derby DHS - Structural works and Classroom Refresh Derby $ 400000
Department of Education Broome Primary School - Fire Remediation Broome TBD
Department of Education Classroom Refresh and structural repairs Wankgatjungka $ 260000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh Bayulu $ 260000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Looma $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Dampier Pennsular $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Bidyadanga $ 1500000
Advertising Subcontracting Opportunities
Want to work with Finance
Interested in maintenance
and minor works
Look into becoming prequalified under Financersquos Builders Prequalification Scheme
Register on Tenders WA
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Interested in works-related consultancies
Interested in minor and
capital works
Interested in being a
subcontractor on a large project
Contact the works panel management team on 6551 1787 or BMWProcurementServicesfinancewagovau
Register on Tenders WA for opportunities that might become available outside existing panels
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Register for the lsquoService Alliance 2012rsquo (SA12) arrangement that Finance uses for regional works contracts valued at less than $250000
Register on Tenders WA for opportunities that might become available outside SA12
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Keep an eye on Tenders WA and the local paper for opportunities
Promote yourself to potential head contractors
Interested in supplying goods and services
Keep an eye on Tenders WA
Investing in the Kimberley
Aboriginal Procurement Policybull 2020-21 FY Target is 3bull Capability building servicesbull Policy review and recommendations for new term
bull Aboriginal business consultation process Via Noongar Chamber of Commerce and Industry
bull ContactDepartment of Finance ndash Social Procurement Team
spifinancewagovau 6551 2475
Assistance for Aboriginal businesses
bull Capability building programs to be delivered to Aboriginalbusinesses and not-for-profit organisations across theState
bull Morrgul is the provider for the Great Southern and SouthWest regions
bull Provides Aboriginal business capability building contractservices including workshops and one-on-one mentoringsessions
ContactsKudzi Chigwanda Regional Manager ndash Northern Region
9194 9711 KudziChigwandafinancewagovau
Broome office (works)Woodyrsquos Arcade 15 Dampier Terrace
Gemma Bennett Senior Project Manager9194 9719 GemmaBennettfinancewagovau
wwwfinancewagovau
Kununurra office (works)Corner Messmate and Konkerberry Drive
Rod Chinnery Senior Project Office9166 7201 rodneychinneryfinancewagovau
Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry18th August Broome 19th August Derby
Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
I would like to show my respect and acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the Land
ndash the Nyikina people ndashtheir Elders past present and emerging on which this
meeting takes place
About Horizon Power
About Horizon Power
Horizon Power is a Government Trading Enterprise which generates distributes and retails electricity to more than 47000 connections
We supply electricity to more than 100000 residents and approx 8000 businesses in regional towns and communities across WA
Horizon Powerrsquos focus is to create value for future generations and to make a difference to the lives of people in the communities we serve
In regional WA we have 38 networks comprised of 36 microgrids and 2 interconnected systems
We do not operate in the South-West Interconnected System
Our Ambition
Delivering energy solutions for regional growth and vibrant communities
Our Guiding Principles
Horizon Power is committed to providing opportunities to local and Aboriginal businesses in alignment with our Strategy We apply our guiding principles to everything we do the way we work and the way we engage
Horizon Power views local community engagement as an essential part of being a responsible corporate citizen
Community Involvement
Listening creating and delivering together
Cleaner Greener
Improving our shared environment
Preference towards local people good and services
Regions First
Positive impact on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islands customers suppliers employees and communities
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commitment
Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
Horizon Power implements the State Governmentrsquos WA Industry Participation Strategy and Aboriginal Procurement Policy and actively seeks to ensure suitable opportunities are provided to local and Aboriginal businesses
Local Industry
Horizon Power
Aboriginal Business
Procurement
Kimberley region
Horizon Power procures the following types of goods and services in the Kimberley region
1 Vegetation management near power lines and electrical infrastructure
2 Civil works such as trenching
3 Operations and maintenance services such as cleaning general gardening freight and building maintenance
4 Security services
5 The installation of Electrical Vehicle charging points in Broome
State Stimulus Projects
Procurement
Kimberley region
The State Stimulus Projects that may source procurement in the Kimberley region include
1 Battery Energy Storage System in Broome and Yungngora
2 Broome Experience Centre
3 Kimberley Street Lights Upgrade
4 Kununurra Depot Refurbishment
5 Derby Solar Battery and LED streetlights
6 Aboriginal Community Embedded Networks Regularised electricity to 13 communities
Horizon Power has been awarded $574m in WA State Government stimulus funding to deliver six projects
How you can supply to Horizon Power
How you can supply to us
Horizon Power accepts registrations of interest from local and Aboriginal businesses through our website
Horizon Power may source directly from a business negotiate with a restricted list of businesses or engage in a competitive open market procurement process
WEBSITE OPEN MARKET | DIRECT | NEGOTIATE The process and specific requirements for a procurement depends on the type scope and value of the procurement
How does Horizon Power find suppliers
Horizon Power will research businesses using
Horizon Powerrsquos Regional and Aboriginal Supplier Database
Supply Nation - httpssupplynationorgau
Aboriginal Business Directory WA (ABDWA) httpswwwabdwacomau
Industry Capability Network WA (ICNWA) httpsgatewayicnorgau
Chamber of Commerce
Google Search
Local Knowledge
Regional amp Aboriginal
Supplier Register
Visit httpshorizonpowercomau
SuppliersRegional and Aboriginal
Contractors amp Suppliers
Supplier Registration
Shortcut to access the Supplier page On your smartphone open your camera and focus over the code above A pop up link will open in your image to take you straight to the supplier page on our website
Where to find information on
Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
Competitive tenders may be advertised on one or more of the following (other suggestions are welcome)
Tenders WA httpswwwtenderswagovau
Local newspapers (Kimberley Echo Broome Advertiser etc)
Social media LinkedIn and Twitter (HorizonPower_WA)
Chamber of Commerce and Industry amp various economic development platforms
Supply Nation Indigenous Business Market Place
Vendor Panel Coming soon
Horizon Powerrsquos Procurement Pipeline and more information on our procurements httpshorizonpowercomaucontractors-suppliers
Registrations for Specific Scopes
If you would like your business to be considered as a potential respondent register your interestRegistering will give your business better visibility but it is not compulsory in order to be considered
For specific projects or pieces of work we may advertise them on our Procurement Pipeline and ask prospective suppliers to register
We may use this for the stimulus funding projects where suitable so keep an eye on our website
4 Steps tosuccess
We recommend that businesses
Register on the Horizon Power Local and Aboriginal Business Register
Review the Horizon Power website and keep an eye on our Procurement Pipeline as well as on advertising platforms mentioned earlier
Have a functional website that is up to date with your business and contact information and represents your business services well
Update profiles like ABDWA ICNWA or Supply Nation with current contact and capabilities
1
2
3
4
What to do if asked to bid
Contact Horizon Power if you have any queries on how to respond
Respond in a timely manner or let us know if you cannot and you may consider requesting an extension
If there are a set of specific questions make sure you have demonstrated your businessrsquo capability and understanding of that question
Provide supporting information to evidence you are the right business for the job
1
2
3
4
Our objectiveValue for Money
All procurement activities at Horizon Power will be assessed on this basis which takes into account
Non-cost factors such as community benefits health safety and environmental factors and supplier performance history and capability
Horizon Powerrsquos budget and
Available prices
We recommend local businesses consider the principle of best Value-for-Money when preparing quotations or proposals to Horizon Power
Horizon Powerrsquos procurement outcomes must achieve best Value-for-Money
If you need further information
Broome
broomehorizonpowercomau2 McDaniel Road Broome
Kununurra
kununurrahorizonpowercomauCnr Messmate Way amp Victoria HighwayKununurra
Website
httpshorizonpowercomau
Please contact your local office
Questions
Thank you
- Slide Number 1
- Industry Development Division
- WA Industry Participation Strategy (WAIPS)
- WAIPS 2020 updates
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- Local Capability Fund
- COVID-19 Local Capability Fund rounds for 202021
- Local Capability Fund Rounds for 202021
- Your feedback is key
- What can you do
- Thank you
- Simon MarwickLocal Content AdviserKimberley
- Local Content Role
- What do we do
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Slide Number 21
- Slide Number 22
- Agenda
- Overview of Main Roads WA Kimberley Region
- Slide Number 25
- Main Roads Western AustraliaKimberley Region
- Kimberley ndash Program Delivery
- Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
- Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
- Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
- Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
- Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
- State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
- Commonwealth Government
- MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
- Thankyou for your attendanceGeneral Questions
- Working with the Department of Finance
- Slide Number 42
- Slide Number 43
- Slide Number 44
- Slide Number 45
- Slide Number 46
- Slide Number 47
- Slide Number 48
- Slide Number 49
- Slide Number 50
- Slide Number 51
- Slide Number 52
- Slide Number 53
- Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry
- Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
- Slide Number 56
- About Horizon Power
- About Horizon Power
- Slide Number 59
- Slide Number 60
- Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
- ProcurementKimberley region
- State Stimulus ProjectsProcurementKimberley region
- How you can supply to Horizon Power
- Slide Number 65
- How does Horizon Power find suppliers
- Regional amp Aboriginal Supplier Register
- Where to find information on Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
- Registrations for Specific Scopes
- 4 Steps tosuccess
- What to do if asked to bid
- Our objectiveValue for Money
- If you need further information
- Slide Number 74
- Slide Number 75
-
3535 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Great Northern Highway Upgrade - Ord North ($9814M)
Reconstruct highway ndash upgrade 2 single lane bridges
- Commenced 2019 completion 2021 and 2022
- Design and Construct Contract awarded to WHBO
- Managed by Infrastructure Delivery Directorate
Projects
3636 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
3737 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Provides a Framework for the State Government Investment in Aboriginal Participation
bull Allows Agencies to negotiate directly with a ldquoRegistered Aboriginal Businessrdquo for supply of goods and services
State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
3838 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Framework to maximise Indigenous employment and business opportunities in Northern Australia
bull Aim to provide tangible economic and social benefits for local Indigenous people living in surrounding communities ndash ldquoLocal Firstrdquo
bull Sets Indigenous Participation Targets based on Regional Populations- Kimberley Region 40 Aboriginal Population
Commonwealth Government
3939 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Identify suitable services where Aboriginal Organisations and Businesses can participate directly eg
- Employment Contracts ndash provision of labour and resources- Traffic Management- Culvert Installation
bull Contracts - Includes criteria for Aboriginal employment and training
- Plant Panel Contract includes preferences for local and Aboriginal business and operators
- Major Contracts require Aboriginal Participation Plans Include Price Preferences and Performance Initiative Payments
MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
4040 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Thankyou for your attendance
General Questions
Working with the Department of Finance
Rowan Acton
August 2020
Director Regional Operations
Introduction to Department of Finance
Buy Local 2020 Implementation
bull The Department of Finance has already implementedchange to works procurement processes to meet therequirements of Buy Local 2020
bull These changes will be formalised in the DepartmentrsquosImplementation Plan which will be signed off imminently
bull As part of the Departmentrsquos COVID-19 response wehave increased the upper threshold for RegionalContent to be applied at 5 of the total value of theclaimed regional content to a maximum of $500000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description
Expected Tender Release
Budget (Indicative)
Department of Health Fitzroy Crossing Renal Clinic Stage 2 4th Qtr 2020 $2596000
Department of Education Broome Primary School ndash Fire Remediation and Administration Building
1st Qtr 2020 $8335000
Department of Training and Workforce Development
Broome Hospitality and Student Services Centre 2nd Qtr 2021 $10000000
Department of Education Wyndham District High School - Rebuild Early Childhood Education Centre
3rd Qtr 2021 $3000000
Department of Training and Workforce Development
Kununurra Health and Hospitality Trade Training Centre
2nd Qtr 2021 $6000000
WA Recovery Plan
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
WACHS-Kimberley Old Granada Building Demolition Derby $ 242000
WACHS-Kimberley Hospital Roofing Replacement Derby $ 220000
WACHS-Kimberley Mental Health Inpatient Unit - Wall Height Extension Broome $ 242000
WACHS-Kimberley Extend Infusion Room for Telechemo Broome $ 137500
Department of Education Swale Upgrade - Broome SHS Broome $ 250000
Department of Education Chaplaincy Transportable replacement Derby $ 47000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh and Structural repairs Looma $ 111000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh Wananami $ 113000
Department of Education Structural Repairs Muludja $ 75000
Department of Education Fencing Fitzroy Valley $ 150000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
DFES Shade Structure and fencing Fitzroy $ 80000
Department of Justice Office Refit Broome $ 100000
Department of Justice Courthouse - Toilets and Footpaths Derby $ 35000
Main Roads Solar Panels Derby $ 250000
WACHS-Kimberley Morgue Upgrade Derby $ 440000
WACHS-Kimberley Birthing Suites Upgrage Broome $ 550000
WACHS-Kimberley Triage Redesign Fitzroy Crossing $ 330000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Balgo $ 300000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Bidyadanga $ 500000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Derby $ 1500000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Looma $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Dampier Pennsular $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Bidyadanga $ 1500000
Department of Education Derby DHS - Structural works and Classroom Refresh Derby $ 400000
Department of Education Broome Primary School - Fire Remediation Broome TBD
Department of Education Classroom Refresh and structural repairs Wankgatjungka $ 260000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh Bayulu $ 260000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Looma $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Dampier Pennsular $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Bidyadanga $ 1500000
Advertising Subcontracting Opportunities
Want to work with Finance
Interested in maintenance
and minor works
Look into becoming prequalified under Financersquos Builders Prequalification Scheme
Register on Tenders WA
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Interested in works-related consultancies
Interested in minor and
capital works
Interested in being a
subcontractor on a large project
Contact the works panel management team on 6551 1787 or BMWProcurementServicesfinancewagovau
Register on Tenders WA for opportunities that might become available outside existing panels
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Register for the lsquoService Alliance 2012rsquo (SA12) arrangement that Finance uses for regional works contracts valued at less than $250000
Register on Tenders WA for opportunities that might become available outside SA12
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Keep an eye on Tenders WA and the local paper for opportunities
Promote yourself to potential head contractors
Interested in supplying goods and services
Keep an eye on Tenders WA
Investing in the Kimberley
Aboriginal Procurement Policybull 2020-21 FY Target is 3bull Capability building servicesbull Policy review and recommendations for new term
bull Aboriginal business consultation process Via Noongar Chamber of Commerce and Industry
bull ContactDepartment of Finance ndash Social Procurement Team
spifinancewagovau 6551 2475
Assistance for Aboriginal businesses
bull Capability building programs to be delivered to Aboriginalbusinesses and not-for-profit organisations across theState
bull Morrgul is the provider for the Great Southern and SouthWest regions
bull Provides Aboriginal business capability building contractservices including workshops and one-on-one mentoringsessions
ContactsKudzi Chigwanda Regional Manager ndash Northern Region
9194 9711 KudziChigwandafinancewagovau
Broome office (works)Woodyrsquos Arcade 15 Dampier Terrace
Gemma Bennett Senior Project Manager9194 9719 GemmaBennettfinancewagovau
wwwfinancewagovau
Kununurra office (works)Corner Messmate and Konkerberry Drive
Rod Chinnery Senior Project Office9166 7201 rodneychinneryfinancewagovau
Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry18th August Broome 19th August Derby
Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
I would like to show my respect and acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the Land
ndash the Nyikina people ndashtheir Elders past present and emerging on which this
meeting takes place
About Horizon Power
About Horizon Power
Horizon Power is a Government Trading Enterprise which generates distributes and retails electricity to more than 47000 connections
We supply electricity to more than 100000 residents and approx 8000 businesses in regional towns and communities across WA
Horizon Powerrsquos focus is to create value for future generations and to make a difference to the lives of people in the communities we serve
In regional WA we have 38 networks comprised of 36 microgrids and 2 interconnected systems
We do not operate in the South-West Interconnected System
Our Ambition
Delivering energy solutions for regional growth and vibrant communities
Our Guiding Principles
Horizon Power is committed to providing opportunities to local and Aboriginal businesses in alignment with our Strategy We apply our guiding principles to everything we do the way we work and the way we engage
Horizon Power views local community engagement as an essential part of being a responsible corporate citizen
Community Involvement
Listening creating and delivering together
Cleaner Greener
Improving our shared environment
Preference towards local people good and services
Regions First
Positive impact on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islands customers suppliers employees and communities
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commitment
Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
Horizon Power implements the State Governmentrsquos WA Industry Participation Strategy and Aboriginal Procurement Policy and actively seeks to ensure suitable opportunities are provided to local and Aboriginal businesses
Local Industry
Horizon Power
Aboriginal Business
Procurement
Kimberley region
Horizon Power procures the following types of goods and services in the Kimberley region
1 Vegetation management near power lines and electrical infrastructure
2 Civil works such as trenching
3 Operations and maintenance services such as cleaning general gardening freight and building maintenance
4 Security services
5 The installation of Electrical Vehicle charging points in Broome
State Stimulus Projects
Procurement
Kimberley region
The State Stimulus Projects that may source procurement in the Kimberley region include
1 Battery Energy Storage System in Broome and Yungngora
2 Broome Experience Centre
3 Kimberley Street Lights Upgrade
4 Kununurra Depot Refurbishment
5 Derby Solar Battery and LED streetlights
6 Aboriginal Community Embedded Networks Regularised electricity to 13 communities
Horizon Power has been awarded $574m in WA State Government stimulus funding to deliver six projects
How you can supply to Horizon Power
How you can supply to us
Horizon Power accepts registrations of interest from local and Aboriginal businesses through our website
Horizon Power may source directly from a business negotiate with a restricted list of businesses or engage in a competitive open market procurement process
WEBSITE OPEN MARKET | DIRECT | NEGOTIATE The process and specific requirements for a procurement depends on the type scope and value of the procurement
How does Horizon Power find suppliers
Horizon Power will research businesses using
Horizon Powerrsquos Regional and Aboriginal Supplier Database
Supply Nation - httpssupplynationorgau
Aboriginal Business Directory WA (ABDWA) httpswwwabdwacomau
Industry Capability Network WA (ICNWA) httpsgatewayicnorgau
Chamber of Commerce
Google Search
Local Knowledge
Regional amp Aboriginal
Supplier Register
Visit httpshorizonpowercomau
SuppliersRegional and Aboriginal
Contractors amp Suppliers
Supplier Registration
Shortcut to access the Supplier page On your smartphone open your camera and focus over the code above A pop up link will open in your image to take you straight to the supplier page on our website
Where to find information on
Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
Competitive tenders may be advertised on one or more of the following (other suggestions are welcome)
Tenders WA httpswwwtenderswagovau
Local newspapers (Kimberley Echo Broome Advertiser etc)
Social media LinkedIn and Twitter (HorizonPower_WA)
Chamber of Commerce and Industry amp various economic development platforms
Supply Nation Indigenous Business Market Place
Vendor Panel Coming soon
Horizon Powerrsquos Procurement Pipeline and more information on our procurements httpshorizonpowercomaucontractors-suppliers
Registrations for Specific Scopes
If you would like your business to be considered as a potential respondent register your interestRegistering will give your business better visibility but it is not compulsory in order to be considered
For specific projects or pieces of work we may advertise them on our Procurement Pipeline and ask prospective suppliers to register
We may use this for the stimulus funding projects where suitable so keep an eye on our website
4 Steps tosuccess
We recommend that businesses
Register on the Horizon Power Local and Aboriginal Business Register
Review the Horizon Power website and keep an eye on our Procurement Pipeline as well as on advertising platforms mentioned earlier
Have a functional website that is up to date with your business and contact information and represents your business services well
Update profiles like ABDWA ICNWA or Supply Nation with current contact and capabilities
1
2
3
4
What to do if asked to bid
Contact Horizon Power if you have any queries on how to respond
Respond in a timely manner or let us know if you cannot and you may consider requesting an extension
If there are a set of specific questions make sure you have demonstrated your businessrsquo capability and understanding of that question
Provide supporting information to evidence you are the right business for the job
1
2
3
4
Our objectiveValue for Money
All procurement activities at Horizon Power will be assessed on this basis which takes into account
Non-cost factors such as community benefits health safety and environmental factors and supplier performance history and capability
Horizon Powerrsquos budget and
Available prices
We recommend local businesses consider the principle of best Value-for-Money when preparing quotations or proposals to Horizon Power
Horizon Powerrsquos procurement outcomes must achieve best Value-for-Money
If you need further information
Broome
broomehorizonpowercomau2 McDaniel Road Broome
Kununurra
kununurrahorizonpowercomauCnr Messmate Way amp Victoria HighwayKununurra
Website
httpshorizonpowercomau
Please contact your local office
Questions
Thank you
- Slide Number 1
- Industry Development Division
- WA Industry Participation Strategy (WAIPS)
- WAIPS 2020 updates
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- Local Capability Fund
- COVID-19 Local Capability Fund rounds for 202021
- Local Capability Fund Rounds for 202021
- Your feedback is key
- What can you do
- Thank you
- Simon MarwickLocal Content AdviserKimberley
- Local Content Role
- What do we do
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Slide Number 21
- Slide Number 22
- Agenda
- Overview of Main Roads WA Kimberley Region
- Slide Number 25
- Main Roads Western AustraliaKimberley Region
- Kimberley ndash Program Delivery
- Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
- Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
- Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
- Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
- Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
- State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
- Commonwealth Government
- MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
- Thankyou for your attendanceGeneral Questions
- Working with the Department of Finance
- Slide Number 42
- Slide Number 43
- Slide Number 44
- Slide Number 45
- Slide Number 46
- Slide Number 47
- Slide Number 48
- Slide Number 49
- Slide Number 50
- Slide Number 51
- Slide Number 52
- Slide Number 53
- Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry
- Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
- Slide Number 56
- About Horizon Power
- About Horizon Power
- Slide Number 59
- Slide Number 60
- Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
- ProcurementKimberley region
- State Stimulus ProjectsProcurementKimberley region
- How you can supply to Horizon Power
- Slide Number 65
- How does Horizon Power find suppliers
- Regional amp Aboriginal Supplier Register
- Where to find information on Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
- Registrations for Specific Scopes
- 4 Steps tosuccess
- What to do if asked to bid
- Our objectiveValue for Money
- If you need further information
- Slide Number 74
- Slide Number 75
-
3636 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
3737 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Provides a Framework for the State Government Investment in Aboriginal Participation
bull Allows Agencies to negotiate directly with a ldquoRegistered Aboriginal Businessrdquo for supply of goods and services
State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
3838 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Framework to maximise Indigenous employment and business opportunities in Northern Australia
bull Aim to provide tangible economic and social benefits for local Indigenous people living in surrounding communities ndash ldquoLocal Firstrdquo
bull Sets Indigenous Participation Targets based on Regional Populations- Kimberley Region 40 Aboriginal Population
Commonwealth Government
3939 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Identify suitable services where Aboriginal Organisations and Businesses can participate directly eg
- Employment Contracts ndash provision of labour and resources- Traffic Management- Culvert Installation
bull Contracts - Includes criteria for Aboriginal employment and training
- Plant Panel Contract includes preferences for local and Aboriginal business and operators
- Major Contracts require Aboriginal Participation Plans Include Price Preferences and Performance Initiative Payments
MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
4040 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Thankyou for your attendance
General Questions
Working with the Department of Finance
Rowan Acton
August 2020
Director Regional Operations
Introduction to Department of Finance
Buy Local 2020 Implementation
bull The Department of Finance has already implementedchange to works procurement processes to meet therequirements of Buy Local 2020
bull These changes will be formalised in the DepartmentrsquosImplementation Plan which will be signed off imminently
bull As part of the Departmentrsquos COVID-19 response wehave increased the upper threshold for RegionalContent to be applied at 5 of the total value of theclaimed regional content to a maximum of $500000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description
Expected Tender Release
Budget (Indicative)
Department of Health Fitzroy Crossing Renal Clinic Stage 2 4th Qtr 2020 $2596000
Department of Education Broome Primary School ndash Fire Remediation and Administration Building
1st Qtr 2020 $8335000
Department of Training and Workforce Development
Broome Hospitality and Student Services Centre 2nd Qtr 2021 $10000000
Department of Education Wyndham District High School - Rebuild Early Childhood Education Centre
3rd Qtr 2021 $3000000
Department of Training and Workforce Development
Kununurra Health and Hospitality Trade Training Centre
2nd Qtr 2021 $6000000
WA Recovery Plan
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
WACHS-Kimberley Old Granada Building Demolition Derby $ 242000
WACHS-Kimberley Hospital Roofing Replacement Derby $ 220000
WACHS-Kimberley Mental Health Inpatient Unit - Wall Height Extension Broome $ 242000
WACHS-Kimberley Extend Infusion Room for Telechemo Broome $ 137500
Department of Education Swale Upgrade - Broome SHS Broome $ 250000
Department of Education Chaplaincy Transportable replacement Derby $ 47000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh and Structural repairs Looma $ 111000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh Wananami $ 113000
Department of Education Structural Repairs Muludja $ 75000
Department of Education Fencing Fitzroy Valley $ 150000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
DFES Shade Structure and fencing Fitzroy $ 80000
Department of Justice Office Refit Broome $ 100000
Department of Justice Courthouse - Toilets and Footpaths Derby $ 35000
Main Roads Solar Panels Derby $ 250000
WACHS-Kimberley Morgue Upgrade Derby $ 440000
WACHS-Kimberley Birthing Suites Upgrage Broome $ 550000
WACHS-Kimberley Triage Redesign Fitzroy Crossing $ 330000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Balgo $ 300000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Bidyadanga $ 500000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Derby $ 1500000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Looma $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Dampier Pennsular $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Bidyadanga $ 1500000
Department of Education Derby DHS - Structural works and Classroom Refresh Derby $ 400000
Department of Education Broome Primary School - Fire Remediation Broome TBD
Department of Education Classroom Refresh and structural repairs Wankgatjungka $ 260000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh Bayulu $ 260000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Looma $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Dampier Pennsular $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Bidyadanga $ 1500000
Advertising Subcontracting Opportunities
Want to work with Finance
Interested in maintenance
and minor works
Look into becoming prequalified under Financersquos Builders Prequalification Scheme
Register on Tenders WA
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Interested in works-related consultancies
Interested in minor and
capital works
Interested in being a
subcontractor on a large project
Contact the works panel management team on 6551 1787 or BMWProcurementServicesfinancewagovau
Register on Tenders WA for opportunities that might become available outside existing panels
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Register for the lsquoService Alliance 2012rsquo (SA12) arrangement that Finance uses for regional works contracts valued at less than $250000
Register on Tenders WA for opportunities that might become available outside SA12
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Keep an eye on Tenders WA and the local paper for opportunities
Promote yourself to potential head contractors
Interested in supplying goods and services
Keep an eye on Tenders WA
Investing in the Kimberley
Aboriginal Procurement Policybull 2020-21 FY Target is 3bull Capability building servicesbull Policy review and recommendations for new term
bull Aboriginal business consultation process Via Noongar Chamber of Commerce and Industry
bull ContactDepartment of Finance ndash Social Procurement Team
spifinancewagovau 6551 2475
Assistance for Aboriginal businesses
bull Capability building programs to be delivered to Aboriginalbusinesses and not-for-profit organisations across theState
bull Morrgul is the provider for the Great Southern and SouthWest regions
bull Provides Aboriginal business capability building contractservices including workshops and one-on-one mentoringsessions
ContactsKudzi Chigwanda Regional Manager ndash Northern Region
9194 9711 KudziChigwandafinancewagovau
Broome office (works)Woodyrsquos Arcade 15 Dampier Terrace
Gemma Bennett Senior Project Manager9194 9719 GemmaBennettfinancewagovau
wwwfinancewagovau
Kununurra office (works)Corner Messmate and Konkerberry Drive
Rod Chinnery Senior Project Office9166 7201 rodneychinneryfinancewagovau
Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry18th August Broome 19th August Derby
Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
I would like to show my respect and acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the Land
ndash the Nyikina people ndashtheir Elders past present and emerging on which this
meeting takes place
About Horizon Power
About Horizon Power
Horizon Power is a Government Trading Enterprise which generates distributes and retails electricity to more than 47000 connections
We supply electricity to more than 100000 residents and approx 8000 businesses in regional towns and communities across WA
Horizon Powerrsquos focus is to create value for future generations and to make a difference to the lives of people in the communities we serve
In regional WA we have 38 networks comprised of 36 microgrids and 2 interconnected systems
We do not operate in the South-West Interconnected System
Our Ambition
Delivering energy solutions for regional growth and vibrant communities
Our Guiding Principles
Horizon Power is committed to providing opportunities to local and Aboriginal businesses in alignment with our Strategy We apply our guiding principles to everything we do the way we work and the way we engage
Horizon Power views local community engagement as an essential part of being a responsible corporate citizen
Community Involvement
Listening creating and delivering together
Cleaner Greener
Improving our shared environment
Preference towards local people good and services
Regions First
Positive impact on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islands customers suppliers employees and communities
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commitment
Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
Horizon Power implements the State Governmentrsquos WA Industry Participation Strategy and Aboriginal Procurement Policy and actively seeks to ensure suitable opportunities are provided to local and Aboriginal businesses
Local Industry
Horizon Power
Aboriginal Business
Procurement
Kimberley region
Horizon Power procures the following types of goods and services in the Kimberley region
1 Vegetation management near power lines and electrical infrastructure
2 Civil works such as trenching
3 Operations and maintenance services such as cleaning general gardening freight and building maintenance
4 Security services
5 The installation of Electrical Vehicle charging points in Broome
State Stimulus Projects
Procurement
Kimberley region
The State Stimulus Projects that may source procurement in the Kimberley region include
1 Battery Energy Storage System in Broome and Yungngora
2 Broome Experience Centre
3 Kimberley Street Lights Upgrade
4 Kununurra Depot Refurbishment
5 Derby Solar Battery and LED streetlights
6 Aboriginal Community Embedded Networks Regularised electricity to 13 communities
Horizon Power has been awarded $574m in WA State Government stimulus funding to deliver six projects
How you can supply to Horizon Power
How you can supply to us
Horizon Power accepts registrations of interest from local and Aboriginal businesses through our website
Horizon Power may source directly from a business negotiate with a restricted list of businesses or engage in a competitive open market procurement process
WEBSITE OPEN MARKET | DIRECT | NEGOTIATE The process and specific requirements for a procurement depends on the type scope and value of the procurement
How does Horizon Power find suppliers
Horizon Power will research businesses using
Horizon Powerrsquos Regional and Aboriginal Supplier Database
Supply Nation - httpssupplynationorgau
Aboriginal Business Directory WA (ABDWA) httpswwwabdwacomau
Industry Capability Network WA (ICNWA) httpsgatewayicnorgau
Chamber of Commerce
Google Search
Local Knowledge
Regional amp Aboriginal
Supplier Register
Visit httpshorizonpowercomau
SuppliersRegional and Aboriginal
Contractors amp Suppliers
Supplier Registration
Shortcut to access the Supplier page On your smartphone open your camera and focus over the code above A pop up link will open in your image to take you straight to the supplier page on our website
Where to find information on
Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
Competitive tenders may be advertised on one or more of the following (other suggestions are welcome)
Tenders WA httpswwwtenderswagovau
Local newspapers (Kimberley Echo Broome Advertiser etc)
Social media LinkedIn and Twitter (HorizonPower_WA)
Chamber of Commerce and Industry amp various economic development platforms
Supply Nation Indigenous Business Market Place
Vendor Panel Coming soon
Horizon Powerrsquos Procurement Pipeline and more information on our procurements httpshorizonpowercomaucontractors-suppliers
Registrations for Specific Scopes
If you would like your business to be considered as a potential respondent register your interestRegistering will give your business better visibility but it is not compulsory in order to be considered
For specific projects or pieces of work we may advertise them on our Procurement Pipeline and ask prospective suppliers to register
We may use this for the stimulus funding projects where suitable so keep an eye on our website
4 Steps tosuccess
We recommend that businesses
Register on the Horizon Power Local and Aboriginal Business Register
Review the Horizon Power website and keep an eye on our Procurement Pipeline as well as on advertising platforms mentioned earlier
Have a functional website that is up to date with your business and contact information and represents your business services well
Update profiles like ABDWA ICNWA or Supply Nation with current contact and capabilities
1
2
3
4
What to do if asked to bid
Contact Horizon Power if you have any queries on how to respond
Respond in a timely manner or let us know if you cannot and you may consider requesting an extension
If there are a set of specific questions make sure you have demonstrated your businessrsquo capability and understanding of that question
Provide supporting information to evidence you are the right business for the job
1
2
3
4
Our objectiveValue for Money
All procurement activities at Horizon Power will be assessed on this basis which takes into account
Non-cost factors such as community benefits health safety and environmental factors and supplier performance history and capability
Horizon Powerrsquos budget and
Available prices
We recommend local businesses consider the principle of best Value-for-Money when preparing quotations or proposals to Horizon Power
Horizon Powerrsquos procurement outcomes must achieve best Value-for-Money
If you need further information
Broome
broomehorizonpowercomau2 McDaniel Road Broome
Kununurra
kununurrahorizonpowercomauCnr Messmate Way amp Victoria HighwayKununurra
Website
httpshorizonpowercomau
Please contact your local office
Questions
Thank you
- Slide Number 1
- Industry Development Division
- WA Industry Participation Strategy (WAIPS)
- WAIPS 2020 updates
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- Local Capability Fund
- COVID-19 Local Capability Fund rounds for 202021
- Local Capability Fund Rounds for 202021
- Your feedback is key
- What can you do
- Thank you
- Simon MarwickLocal Content AdviserKimberley
- Local Content Role
- What do we do
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Slide Number 21
- Slide Number 22
- Agenda
- Overview of Main Roads WA Kimberley Region
- Slide Number 25
- Main Roads Western AustraliaKimberley Region
- Kimberley ndash Program Delivery
- Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
- Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
- Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
- Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
- Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
- State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
- Commonwealth Government
- MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
- Thankyou for your attendanceGeneral Questions
- Working with the Department of Finance
- Slide Number 42
- Slide Number 43
- Slide Number 44
- Slide Number 45
- Slide Number 46
- Slide Number 47
- Slide Number 48
- Slide Number 49
- Slide Number 50
- Slide Number 51
- Slide Number 52
- Slide Number 53
- Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry
- Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
- Slide Number 56
- About Horizon Power
- About Horizon Power
- Slide Number 59
- Slide Number 60
- Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
- ProcurementKimberley region
- State Stimulus ProjectsProcurementKimberley region
- How you can supply to Horizon Power
- Slide Number 65
- How does Horizon Power find suppliers
- Regional amp Aboriginal Supplier Register
- Where to find information on Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
- Registrations for Specific Scopes
- 4 Steps tosuccess
- What to do if asked to bid
- Our objectiveValue for Money
- If you need further information
- Slide Number 74
- Slide Number 75
-
3737 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Provides a Framework for the State Government Investment in Aboriginal Participation
bull Allows Agencies to negotiate directly with a ldquoRegistered Aboriginal Businessrdquo for supply of goods and services
State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
3838 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Framework to maximise Indigenous employment and business opportunities in Northern Australia
bull Aim to provide tangible economic and social benefits for local Indigenous people living in surrounding communities ndash ldquoLocal Firstrdquo
bull Sets Indigenous Participation Targets based on Regional Populations- Kimberley Region 40 Aboriginal Population
Commonwealth Government
3939 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Identify suitable services where Aboriginal Organisations and Businesses can participate directly eg
- Employment Contracts ndash provision of labour and resources- Traffic Management- Culvert Installation
bull Contracts - Includes criteria for Aboriginal employment and training
- Plant Panel Contract includes preferences for local and Aboriginal business and operators
- Major Contracts require Aboriginal Participation Plans Include Price Preferences and Performance Initiative Payments
MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
4040 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Thankyou for your attendance
General Questions
Working with the Department of Finance
Rowan Acton
August 2020
Director Regional Operations
Introduction to Department of Finance
Buy Local 2020 Implementation
bull The Department of Finance has already implementedchange to works procurement processes to meet therequirements of Buy Local 2020
bull These changes will be formalised in the DepartmentrsquosImplementation Plan which will be signed off imminently
bull As part of the Departmentrsquos COVID-19 response wehave increased the upper threshold for RegionalContent to be applied at 5 of the total value of theclaimed regional content to a maximum of $500000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description
Expected Tender Release
Budget (Indicative)
Department of Health Fitzroy Crossing Renal Clinic Stage 2 4th Qtr 2020 $2596000
Department of Education Broome Primary School ndash Fire Remediation and Administration Building
1st Qtr 2020 $8335000
Department of Training and Workforce Development
Broome Hospitality and Student Services Centre 2nd Qtr 2021 $10000000
Department of Education Wyndham District High School - Rebuild Early Childhood Education Centre
3rd Qtr 2021 $3000000
Department of Training and Workforce Development
Kununurra Health and Hospitality Trade Training Centre
2nd Qtr 2021 $6000000
WA Recovery Plan
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
WACHS-Kimberley Old Granada Building Demolition Derby $ 242000
WACHS-Kimberley Hospital Roofing Replacement Derby $ 220000
WACHS-Kimberley Mental Health Inpatient Unit - Wall Height Extension Broome $ 242000
WACHS-Kimberley Extend Infusion Room for Telechemo Broome $ 137500
Department of Education Swale Upgrade - Broome SHS Broome $ 250000
Department of Education Chaplaincy Transportable replacement Derby $ 47000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh and Structural repairs Looma $ 111000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh Wananami $ 113000
Department of Education Structural Repairs Muludja $ 75000
Department of Education Fencing Fitzroy Valley $ 150000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
DFES Shade Structure and fencing Fitzroy $ 80000
Department of Justice Office Refit Broome $ 100000
Department of Justice Courthouse - Toilets and Footpaths Derby $ 35000
Main Roads Solar Panels Derby $ 250000
WACHS-Kimberley Morgue Upgrade Derby $ 440000
WACHS-Kimberley Birthing Suites Upgrage Broome $ 550000
WACHS-Kimberley Triage Redesign Fitzroy Crossing $ 330000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Balgo $ 300000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Bidyadanga $ 500000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Derby $ 1500000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Looma $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Dampier Pennsular $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Bidyadanga $ 1500000
Department of Education Derby DHS - Structural works and Classroom Refresh Derby $ 400000
Department of Education Broome Primary School - Fire Remediation Broome TBD
Department of Education Classroom Refresh and structural repairs Wankgatjungka $ 260000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh Bayulu $ 260000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Looma $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Dampier Pennsular $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Bidyadanga $ 1500000
Advertising Subcontracting Opportunities
Want to work with Finance
Interested in maintenance
and minor works
Look into becoming prequalified under Financersquos Builders Prequalification Scheme
Register on Tenders WA
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Interested in works-related consultancies
Interested in minor and
capital works
Interested in being a
subcontractor on a large project
Contact the works panel management team on 6551 1787 or BMWProcurementServicesfinancewagovau
Register on Tenders WA for opportunities that might become available outside existing panels
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Register for the lsquoService Alliance 2012rsquo (SA12) arrangement that Finance uses for regional works contracts valued at less than $250000
Register on Tenders WA for opportunities that might become available outside SA12
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Keep an eye on Tenders WA and the local paper for opportunities
Promote yourself to potential head contractors
Interested in supplying goods and services
Keep an eye on Tenders WA
Investing in the Kimberley
Aboriginal Procurement Policybull 2020-21 FY Target is 3bull Capability building servicesbull Policy review and recommendations for new term
bull Aboriginal business consultation process Via Noongar Chamber of Commerce and Industry
bull ContactDepartment of Finance ndash Social Procurement Team
spifinancewagovau 6551 2475
Assistance for Aboriginal businesses
bull Capability building programs to be delivered to Aboriginalbusinesses and not-for-profit organisations across theState
bull Morrgul is the provider for the Great Southern and SouthWest regions
bull Provides Aboriginal business capability building contractservices including workshops and one-on-one mentoringsessions
ContactsKudzi Chigwanda Regional Manager ndash Northern Region
9194 9711 KudziChigwandafinancewagovau
Broome office (works)Woodyrsquos Arcade 15 Dampier Terrace
Gemma Bennett Senior Project Manager9194 9719 GemmaBennettfinancewagovau
wwwfinancewagovau
Kununurra office (works)Corner Messmate and Konkerberry Drive
Rod Chinnery Senior Project Office9166 7201 rodneychinneryfinancewagovau
Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry18th August Broome 19th August Derby
Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
I would like to show my respect and acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the Land
ndash the Nyikina people ndashtheir Elders past present and emerging on which this
meeting takes place
About Horizon Power
About Horizon Power
Horizon Power is a Government Trading Enterprise which generates distributes and retails electricity to more than 47000 connections
We supply electricity to more than 100000 residents and approx 8000 businesses in regional towns and communities across WA
Horizon Powerrsquos focus is to create value for future generations and to make a difference to the lives of people in the communities we serve
In regional WA we have 38 networks comprised of 36 microgrids and 2 interconnected systems
We do not operate in the South-West Interconnected System
Our Ambition
Delivering energy solutions for regional growth and vibrant communities
Our Guiding Principles
Horizon Power is committed to providing opportunities to local and Aboriginal businesses in alignment with our Strategy We apply our guiding principles to everything we do the way we work and the way we engage
Horizon Power views local community engagement as an essential part of being a responsible corporate citizen
Community Involvement
Listening creating and delivering together
Cleaner Greener
Improving our shared environment
Preference towards local people good and services
Regions First
Positive impact on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islands customers suppliers employees and communities
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commitment
Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
Horizon Power implements the State Governmentrsquos WA Industry Participation Strategy and Aboriginal Procurement Policy and actively seeks to ensure suitable opportunities are provided to local and Aboriginal businesses
Local Industry
Horizon Power
Aboriginal Business
Procurement
Kimberley region
Horizon Power procures the following types of goods and services in the Kimberley region
1 Vegetation management near power lines and electrical infrastructure
2 Civil works such as trenching
3 Operations and maintenance services such as cleaning general gardening freight and building maintenance
4 Security services
5 The installation of Electrical Vehicle charging points in Broome
State Stimulus Projects
Procurement
Kimberley region
The State Stimulus Projects that may source procurement in the Kimberley region include
1 Battery Energy Storage System in Broome and Yungngora
2 Broome Experience Centre
3 Kimberley Street Lights Upgrade
4 Kununurra Depot Refurbishment
5 Derby Solar Battery and LED streetlights
6 Aboriginal Community Embedded Networks Regularised electricity to 13 communities
Horizon Power has been awarded $574m in WA State Government stimulus funding to deliver six projects
How you can supply to Horizon Power
How you can supply to us
Horizon Power accepts registrations of interest from local and Aboriginal businesses through our website
Horizon Power may source directly from a business negotiate with a restricted list of businesses or engage in a competitive open market procurement process
WEBSITE OPEN MARKET | DIRECT | NEGOTIATE The process and specific requirements for a procurement depends on the type scope and value of the procurement
How does Horizon Power find suppliers
Horizon Power will research businesses using
Horizon Powerrsquos Regional and Aboriginal Supplier Database
Supply Nation - httpssupplynationorgau
Aboriginal Business Directory WA (ABDWA) httpswwwabdwacomau
Industry Capability Network WA (ICNWA) httpsgatewayicnorgau
Chamber of Commerce
Google Search
Local Knowledge
Regional amp Aboriginal
Supplier Register
Visit httpshorizonpowercomau
SuppliersRegional and Aboriginal
Contractors amp Suppliers
Supplier Registration
Shortcut to access the Supplier page On your smartphone open your camera and focus over the code above A pop up link will open in your image to take you straight to the supplier page on our website
Where to find information on
Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
Competitive tenders may be advertised on one or more of the following (other suggestions are welcome)
Tenders WA httpswwwtenderswagovau
Local newspapers (Kimberley Echo Broome Advertiser etc)
Social media LinkedIn and Twitter (HorizonPower_WA)
Chamber of Commerce and Industry amp various economic development platforms
Supply Nation Indigenous Business Market Place
Vendor Panel Coming soon
Horizon Powerrsquos Procurement Pipeline and more information on our procurements httpshorizonpowercomaucontractors-suppliers
Registrations for Specific Scopes
If you would like your business to be considered as a potential respondent register your interestRegistering will give your business better visibility but it is not compulsory in order to be considered
For specific projects or pieces of work we may advertise them on our Procurement Pipeline and ask prospective suppliers to register
We may use this for the stimulus funding projects where suitable so keep an eye on our website
4 Steps tosuccess
We recommend that businesses
Register on the Horizon Power Local and Aboriginal Business Register
Review the Horizon Power website and keep an eye on our Procurement Pipeline as well as on advertising platforms mentioned earlier
Have a functional website that is up to date with your business and contact information and represents your business services well
Update profiles like ABDWA ICNWA or Supply Nation with current contact and capabilities
1
2
3
4
What to do if asked to bid
Contact Horizon Power if you have any queries on how to respond
Respond in a timely manner or let us know if you cannot and you may consider requesting an extension
If there are a set of specific questions make sure you have demonstrated your businessrsquo capability and understanding of that question
Provide supporting information to evidence you are the right business for the job
1
2
3
4
Our objectiveValue for Money
All procurement activities at Horizon Power will be assessed on this basis which takes into account
Non-cost factors such as community benefits health safety and environmental factors and supplier performance history and capability
Horizon Powerrsquos budget and
Available prices
We recommend local businesses consider the principle of best Value-for-Money when preparing quotations or proposals to Horizon Power
Horizon Powerrsquos procurement outcomes must achieve best Value-for-Money
If you need further information
Broome
broomehorizonpowercomau2 McDaniel Road Broome
Kununurra
kununurrahorizonpowercomauCnr Messmate Way amp Victoria HighwayKununurra
Website
httpshorizonpowercomau
Please contact your local office
Questions
Thank you
- Slide Number 1
- Industry Development Division
- WA Industry Participation Strategy (WAIPS)
- WAIPS 2020 updates
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- Local Capability Fund
- COVID-19 Local Capability Fund rounds for 202021
- Local Capability Fund Rounds for 202021
- Your feedback is key
- What can you do
- Thank you
- Simon MarwickLocal Content AdviserKimberley
- Local Content Role
- What do we do
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Slide Number 21
- Slide Number 22
- Agenda
- Overview of Main Roads WA Kimberley Region
- Slide Number 25
- Main Roads Western AustraliaKimberley Region
- Kimberley ndash Program Delivery
- Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
- Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
- Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
- Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
- Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
- State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
- Commonwealth Government
- MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
- Thankyou for your attendanceGeneral Questions
- Working with the Department of Finance
- Slide Number 42
- Slide Number 43
- Slide Number 44
- Slide Number 45
- Slide Number 46
- Slide Number 47
- Slide Number 48
- Slide Number 49
- Slide Number 50
- Slide Number 51
- Slide Number 52
- Slide Number 53
- Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry
- Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
- Slide Number 56
- About Horizon Power
- About Horizon Power
- Slide Number 59
- Slide Number 60
- Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
- ProcurementKimberley region
- State Stimulus ProjectsProcurementKimberley region
- How you can supply to Horizon Power
- Slide Number 65
- How does Horizon Power find suppliers
- Regional amp Aboriginal Supplier Register
- Where to find information on Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
- Registrations for Specific Scopes
- 4 Steps tosuccess
- What to do if asked to bid
- Our objectiveValue for Money
- If you need further information
- Slide Number 74
- Slide Number 75
-
3838 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Framework to maximise Indigenous employment and business opportunities in Northern Australia
bull Aim to provide tangible economic and social benefits for local Indigenous people living in surrounding communities ndash ldquoLocal Firstrdquo
bull Sets Indigenous Participation Targets based on Regional Populations- Kimberley Region 40 Aboriginal Population
Commonwealth Government
3939 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Identify suitable services where Aboriginal Organisations and Businesses can participate directly eg
- Employment Contracts ndash provision of labour and resources- Traffic Management- Culvert Installation
bull Contracts - Includes criteria for Aboriginal employment and training
- Plant Panel Contract includes preferences for local and Aboriginal business and operators
- Major Contracts require Aboriginal Participation Plans Include Price Preferences and Performance Initiative Payments
MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
4040 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Thankyou for your attendance
General Questions
Working with the Department of Finance
Rowan Acton
August 2020
Director Regional Operations
Introduction to Department of Finance
Buy Local 2020 Implementation
bull The Department of Finance has already implementedchange to works procurement processes to meet therequirements of Buy Local 2020
bull These changes will be formalised in the DepartmentrsquosImplementation Plan which will be signed off imminently
bull As part of the Departmentrsquos COVID-19 response wehave increased the upper threshold for RegionalContent to be applied at 5 of the total value of theclaimed regional content to a maximum of $500000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description
Expected Tender Release
Budget (Indicative)
Department of Health Fitzroy Crossing Renal Clinic Stage 2 4th Qtr 2020 $2596000
Department of Education Broome Primary School ndash Fire Remediation and Administration Building
1st Qtr 2020 $8335000
Department of Training and Workforce Development
Broome Hospitality and Student Services Centre 2nd Qtr 2021 $10000000
Department of Education Wyndham District High School - Rebuild Early Childhood Education Centre
3rd Qtr 2021 $3000000
Department of Training and Workforce Development
Kununurra Health and Hospitality Trade Training Centre
2nd Qtr 2021 $6000000
WA Recovery Plan
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
WACHS-Kimberley Old Granada Building Demolition Derby $ 242000
WACHS-Kimberley Hospital Roofing Replacement Derby $ 220000
WACHS-Kimberley Mental Health Inpatient Unit - Wall Height Extension Broome $ 242000
WACHS-Kimberley Extend Infusion Room for Telechemo Broome $ 137500
Department of Education Swale Upgrade - Broome SHS Broome $ 250000
Department of Education Chaplaincy Transportable replacement Derby $ 47000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh and Structural repairs Looma $ 111000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh Wananami $ 113000
Department of Education Structural Repairs Muludja $ 75000
Department of Education Fencing Fitzroy Valley $ 150000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
DFES Shade Structure and fencing Fitzroy $ 80000
Department of Justice Office Refit Broome $ 100000
Department of Justice Courthouse - Toilets and Footpaths Derby $ 35000
Main Roads Solar Panels Derby $ 250000
WACHS-Kimberley Morgue Upgrade Derby $ 440000
WACHS-Kimberley Birthing Suites Upgrage Broome $ 550000
WACHS-Kimberley Triage Redesign Fitzroy Crossing $ 330000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Balgo $ 300000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Bidyadanga $ 500000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Derby $ 1500000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Looma $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Dampier Pennsular $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Bidyadanga $ 1500000
Department of Education Derby DHS - Structural works and Classroom Refresh Derby $ 400000
Department of Education Broome Primary School - Fire Remediation Broome TBD
Department of Education Classroom Refresh and structural repairs Wankgatjungka $ 260000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh Bayulu $ 260000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Looma $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Dampier Pennsular $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Bidyadanga $ 1500000
Advertising Subcontracting Opportunities
Want to work with Finance
Interested in maintenance
and minor works
Look into becoming prequalified under Financersquos Builders Prequalification Scheme
Register on Tenders WA
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Interested in works-related consultancies
Interested in minor and
capital works
Interested in being a
subcontractor on a large project
Contact the works panel management team on 6551 1787 or BMWProcurementServicesfinancewagovau
Register on Tenders WA for opportunities that might become available outside existing panels
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Register for the lsquoService Alliance 2012rsquo (SA12) arrangement that Finance uses for regional works contracts valued at less than $250000
Register on Tenders WA for opportunities that might become available outside SA12
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Keep an eye on Tenders WA and the local paper for opportunities
Promote yourself to potential head contractors
Interested in supplying goods and services
Keep an eye on Tenders WA
Investing in the Kimberley
Aboriginal Procurement Policybull 2020-21 FY Target is 3bull Capability building servicesbull Policy review and recommendations for new term
bull Aboriginal business consultation process Via Noongar Chamber of Commerce and Industry
bull ContactDepartment of Finance ndash Social Procurement Team
spifinancewagovau 6551 2475
Assistance for Aboriginal businesses
bull Capability building programs to be delivered to Aboriginalbusinesses and not-for-profit organisations across theState
bull Morrgul is the provider for the Great Southern and SouthWest regions
bull Provides Aboriginal business capability building contractservices including workshops and one-on-one mentoringsessions
ContactsKudzi Chigwanda Regional Manager ndash Northern Region
9194 9711 KudziChigwandafinancewagovau
Broome office (works)Woodyrsquos Arcade 15 Dampier Terrace
Gemma Bennett Senior Project Manager9194 9719 GemmaBennettfinancewagovau
wwwfinancewagovau
Kununurra office (works)Corner Messmate and Konkerberry Drive
Rod Chinnery Senior Project Office9166 7201 rodneychinneryfinancewagovau
Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry18th August Broome 19th August Derby
Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
I would like to show my respect and acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the Land
ndash the Nyikina people ndashtheir Elders past present and emerging on which this
meeting takes place
About Horizon Power
About Horizon Power
Horizon Power is a Government Trading Enterprise which generates distributes and retails electricity to more than 47000 connections
We supply electricity to more than 100000 residents and approx 8000 businesses in regional towns and communities across WA
Horizon Powerrsquos focus is to create value for future generations and to make a difference to the lives of people in the communities we serve
In regional WA we have 38 networks comprised of 36 microgrids and 2 interconnected systems
We do not operate in the South-West Interconnected System
Our Ambition
Delivering energy solutions for regional growth and vibrant communities
Our Guiding Principles
Horizon Power is committed to providing opportunities to local and Aboriginal businesses in alignment with our Strategy We apply our guiding principles to everything we do the way we work and the way we engage
Horizon Power views local community engagement as an essential part of being a responsible corporate citizen
Community Involvement
Listening creating and delivering together
Cleaner Greener
Improving our shared environment
Preference towards local people good and services
Regions First
Positive impact on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islands customers suppliers employees and communities
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commitment
Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
Horizon Power implements the State Governmentrsquos WA Industry Participation Strategy and Aboriginal Procurement Policy and actively seeks to ensure suitable opportunities are provided to local and Aboriginal businesses
Local Industry
Horizon Power
Aboriginal Business
Procurement
Kimberley region
Horizon Power procures the following types of goods and services in the Kimberley region
1 Vegetation management near power lines and electrical infrastructure
2 Civil works such as trenching
3 Operations and maintenance services such as cleaning general gardening freight and building maintenance
4 Security services
5 The installation of Electrical Vehicle charging points in Broome
State Stimulus Projects
Procurement
Kimberley region
The State Stimulus Projects that may source procurement in the Kimberley region include
1 Battery Energy Storage System in Broome and Yungngora
2 Broome Experience Centre
3 Kimberley Street Lights Upgrade
4 Kununurra Depot Refurbishment
5 Derby Solar Battery and LED streetlights
6 Aboriginal Community Embedded Networks Regularised electricity to 13 communities
Horizon Power has been awarded $574m in WA State Government stimulus funding to deliver six projects
How you can supply to Horizon Power
How you can supply to us
Horizon Power accepts registrations of interest from local and Aboriginal businesses through our website
Horizon Power may source directly from a business negotiate with a restricted list of businesses or engage in a competitive open market procurement process
WEBSITE OPEN MARKET | DIRECT | NEGOTIATE The process and specific requirements for a procurement depends on the type scope and value of the procurement
How does Horizon Power find suppliers
Horizon Power will research businesses using
Horizon Powerrsquos Regional and Aboriginal Supplier Database
Supply Nation - httpssupplynationorgau
Aboriginal Business Directory WA (ABDWA) httpswwwabdwacomau
Industry Capability Network WA (ICNWA) httpsgatewayicnorgau
Chamber of Commerce
Google Search
Local Knowledge
Regional amp Aboriginal
Supplier Register
Visit httpshorizonpowercomau
SuppliersRegional and Aboriginal
Contractors amp Suppliers
Supplier Registration
Shortcut to access the Supplier page On your smartphone open your camera and focus over the code above A pop up link will open in your image to take you straight to the supplier page on our website
Where to find information on
Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
Competitive tenders may be advertised on one or more of the following (other suggestions are welcome)
Tenders WA httpswwwtenderswagovau
Local newspapers (Kimberley Echo Broome Advertiser etc)
Social media LinkedIn and Twitter (HorizonPower_WA)
Chamber of Commerce and Industry amp various economic development platforms
Supply Nation Indigenous Business Market Place
Vendor Panel Coming soon
Horizon Powerrsquos Procurement Pipeline and more information on our procurements httpshorizonpowercomaucontractors-suppliers
Registrations for Specific Scopes
If you would like your business to be considered as a potential respondent register your interestRegistering will give your business better visibility but it is not compulsory in order to be considered
For specific projects or pieces of work we may advertise them on our Procurement Pipeline and ask prospective suppliers to register
We may use this for the stimulus funding projects where suitable so keep an eye on our website
4 Steps tosuccess
We recommend that businesses
Register on the Horizon Power Local and Aboriginal Business Register
Review the Horizon Power website and keep an eye on our Procurement Pipeline as well as on advertising platforms mentioned earlier
Have a functional website that is up to date with your business and contact information and represents your business services well
Update profiles like ABDWA ICNWA or Supply Nation with current contact and capabilities
1
2
3
4
What to do if asked to bid
Contact Horizon Power if you have any queries on how to respond
Respond in a timely manner or let us know if you cannot and you may consider requesting an extension
If there are a set of specific questions make sure you have demonstrated your businessrsquo capability and understanding of that question
Provide supporting information to evidence you are the right business for the job
1
2
3
4
Our objectiveValue for Money
All procurement activities at Horizon Power will be assessed on this basis which takes into account
Non-cost factors such as community benefits health safety and environmental factors and supplier performance history and capability
Horizon Powerrsquos budget and
Available prices
We recommend local businesses consider the principle of best Value-for-Money when preparing quotations or proposals to Horizon Power
Horizon Powerrsquos procurement outcomes must achieve best Value-for-Money
If you need further information
Broome
broomehorizonpowercomau2 McDaniel Road Broome
Kununurra
kununurrahorizonpowercomauCnr Messmate Way amp Victoria HighwayKununurra
Website
httpshorizonpowercomau
Please contact your local office
Questions
Thank you
- Slide Number 1
- Industry Development Division
- WA Industry Participation Strategy (WAIPS)
- WAIPS 2020 updates
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- Local Capability Fund
- COVID-19 Local Capability Fund rounds for 202021
- Local Capability Fund Rounds for 202021
- Your feedback is key
- What can you do
- Thank you
- Simon MarwickLocal Content AdviserKimberley
- Local Content Role
- What do we do
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Slide Number 21
- Slide Number 22
- Agenda
- Overview of Main Roads WA Kimberley Region
- Slide Number 25
- Main Roads Western AustraliaKimberley Region
- Kimberley ndash Program Delivery
- Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
- Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
- Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
- Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
- Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
- State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
- Commonwealth Government
- MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
- Thankyou for your attendanceGeneral Questions
- Working with the Department of Finance
- Slide Number 42
- Slide Number 43
- Slide Number 44
- Slide Number 45
- Slide Number 46
- Slide Number 47
- Slide Number 48
- Slide Number 49
- Slide Number 50
- Slide Number 51
- Slide Number 52
- Slide Number 53
- Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry
- Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
- Slide Number 56
- About Horizon Power
- About Horizon Power
- Slide Number 59
- Slide Number 60
- Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
- ProcurementKimberley region
- State Stimulus ProjectsProcurementKimberley region
- How you can supply to Horizon Power
- Slide Number 65
- How does Horizon Power find suppliers
- Regional amp Aboriginal Supplier Register
- Where to find information on Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
- Registrations for Specific Scopes
- 4 Steps tosuccess
- What to do if asked to bid
- Our objectiveValue for Money
- If you need further information
- Slide Number 74
- Slide Number 75
-
3939 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
bull Identify suitable services where Aboriginal Organisations and Businesses can participate directly eg
- Employment Contracts ndash provision of labour and resources- Traffic Management- Culvert Installation
bull Contracts - Includes criteria for Aboriginal employment and training
- Plant Panel Contract includes preferences for local and Aboriginal business and operators
- Major Contracts require Aboriginal Participation Plans Include Price Preferences and Performance Initiative Payments
MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
4040 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Thankyou for your attendance
General Questions
Working with the Department of Finance
Rowan Acton
August 2020
Director Regional Operations
Introduction to Department of Finance
Buy Local 2020 Implementation
bull The Department of Finance has already implementedchange to works procurement processes to meet therequirements of Buy Local 2020
bull These changes will be formalised in the DepartmentrsquosImplementation Plan which will be signed off imminently
bull As part of the Departmentrsquos COVID-19 response wehave increased the upper threshold for RegionalContent to be applied at 5 of the total value of theclaimed regional content to a maximum of $500000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description
Expected Tender Release
Budget (Indicative)
Department of Health Fitzroy Crossing Renal Clinic Stage 2 4th Qtr 2020 $2596000
Department of Education Broome Primary School ndash Fire Remediation and Administration Building
1st Qtr 2020 $8335000
Department of Training and Workforce Development
Broome Hospitality and Student Services Centre 2nd Qtr 2021 $10000000
Department of Education Wyndham District High School - Rebuild Early Childhood Education Centre
3rd Qtr 2021 $3000000
Department of Training and Workforce Development
Kununurra Health and Hospitality Trade Training Centre
2nd Qtr 2021 $6000000
WA Recovery Plan
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
WACHS-Kimberley Old Granada Building Demolition Derby $ 242000
WACHS-Kimberley Hospital Roofing Replacement Derby $ 220000
WACHS-Kimberley Mental Health Inpatient Unit - Wall Height Extension Broome $ 242000
WACHS-Kimberley Extend Infusion Room for Telechemo Broome $ 137500
Department of Education Swale Upgrade - Broome SHS Broome $ 250000
Department of Education Chaplaincy Transportable replacement Derby $ 47000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh and Structural repairs Looma $ 111000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh Wananami $ 113000
Department of Education Structural Repairs Muludja $ 75000
Department of Education Fencing Fitzroy Valley $ 150000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
DFES Shade Structure and fencing Fitzroy $ 80000
Department of Justice Office Refit Broome $ 100000
Department of Justice Courthouse - Toilets and Footpaths Derby $ 35000
Main Roads Solar Panels Derby $ 250000
WACHS-Kimberley Morgue Upgrade Derby $ 440000
WACHS-Kimberley Birthing Suites Upgrage Broome $ 550000
WACHS-Kimberley Triage Redesign Fitzroy Crossing $ 330000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Balgo $ 300000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Bidyadanga $ 500000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Derby $ 1500000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Looma $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Dampier Pennsular $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Bidyadanga $ 1500000
Department of Education Derby DHS - Structural works and Classroom Refresh Derby $ 400000
Department of Education Broome Primary School - Fire Remediation Broome TBD
Department of Education Classroom Refresh and structural repairs Wankgatjungka $ 260000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh Bayulu $ 260000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Looma $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Dampier Pennsular $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Bidyadanga $ 1500000
Advertising Subcontracting Opportunities
Want to work with Finance
Interested in maintenance
and minor works
Look into becoming prequalified under Financersquos Builders Prequalification Scheme
Register on Tenders WA
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Interested in works-related consultancies
Interested in minor and
capital works
Interested in being a
subcontractor on a large project
Contact the works panel management team on 6551 1787 or BMWProcurementServicesfinancewagovau
Register on Tenders WA for opportunities that might become available outside existing panels
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Register for the lsquoService Alliance 2012rsquo (SA12) arrangement that Finance uses for regional works contracts valued at less than $250000
Register on Tenders WA for opportunities that might become available outside SA12
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Keep an eye on Tenders WA and the local paper for opportunities
Promote yourself to potential head contractors
Interested in supplying goods and services
Keep an eye on Tenders WA
Investing in the Kimberley
Aboriginal Procurement Policybull 2020-21 FY Target is 3bull Capability building servicesbull Policy review and recommendations for new term
bull Aboriginal business consultation process Via Noongar Chamber of Commerce and Industry
bull ContactDepartment of Finance ndash Social Procurement Team
spifinancewagovau 6551 2475
Assistance for Aboriginal businesses
bull Capability building programs to be delivered to Aboriginalbusinesses and not-for-profit organisations across theState
bull Morrgul is the provider for the Great Southern and SouthWest regions
bull Provides Aboriginal business capability building contractservices including workshops and one-on-one mentoringsessions
ContactsKudzi Chigwanda Regional Manager ndash Northern Region
9194 9711 KudziChigwandafinancewagovau
Broome office (works)Woodyrsquos Arcade 15 Dampier Terrace
Gemma Bennett Senior Project Manager9194 9719 GemmaBennettfinancewagovau
wwwfinancewagovau
Kununurra office (works)Corner Messmate and Konkerberry Drive
Rod Chinnery Senior Project Office9166 7201 rodneychinneryfinancewagovau
Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry18th August Broome 19th August Derby
Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
I would like to show my respect and acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the Land
ndash the Nyikina people ndashtheir Elders past present and emerging on which this
meeting takes place
About Horizon Power
About Horizon Power
Horizon Power is a Government Trading Enterprise which generates distributes and retails electricity to more than 47000 connections
We supply electricity to more than 100000 residents and approx 8000 businesses in regional towns and communities across WA
Horizon Powerrsquos focus is to create value for future generations and to make a difference to the lives of people in the communities we serve
In regional WA we have 38 networks comprised of 36 microgrids and 2 interconnected systems
We do not operate in the South-West Interconnected System
Our Ambition
Delivering energy solutions for regional growth and vibrant communities
Our Guiding Principles
Horizon Power is committed to providing opportunities to local and Aboriginal businesses in alignment with our Strategy We apply our guiding principles to everything we do the way we work and the way we engage
Horizon Power views local community engagement as an essential part of being a responsible corporate citizen
Community Involvement
Listening creating and delivering together
Cleaner Greener
Improving our shared environment
Preference towards local people good and services
Regions First
Positive impact on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islands customers suppliers employees and communities
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commitment
Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
Horizon Power implements the State Governmentrsquos WA Industry Participation Strategy and Aboriginal Procurement Policy and actively seeks to ensure suitable opportunities are provided to local and Aboriginal businesses
Local Industry
Horizon Power
Aboriginal Business
Procurement
Kimberley region
Horizon Power procures the following types of goods and services in the Kimberley region
1 Vegetation management near power lines and electrical infrastructure
2 Civil works such as trenching
3 Operations and maintenance services such as cleaning general gardening freight and building maintenance
4 Security services
5 The installation of Electrical Vehicle charging points in Broome
State Stimulus Projects
Procurement
Kimberley region
The State Stimulus Projects that may source procurement in the Kimberley region include
1 Battery Energy Storage System in Broome and Yungngora
2 Broome Experience Centre
3 Kimberley Street Lights Upgrade
4 Kununurra Depot Refurbishment
5 Derby Solar Battery and LED streetlights
6 Aboriginal Community Embedded Networks Regularised electricity to 13 communities
Horizon Power has been awarded $574m in WA State Government stimulus funding to deliver six projects
How you can supply to Horizon Power
How you can supply to us
Horizon Power accepts registrations of interest from local and Aboriginal businesses through our website
Horizon Power may source directly from a business negotiate with a restricted list of businesses or engage in a competitive open market procurement process
WEBSITE OPEN MARKET | DIRECT | NEGOTIATE The process and specific requirements for a procurement depends on the type scope and value of the procurement
How does Horizon Power find suppliers
Horizon Power will research businesses using
Horizon Powerrsquos Regional and Aboriginal Supplier Database
Supply Nation - httpssupplynationorgau
Aboriginal Business Directory WA (ABDWA) httpswwwabdwacomau
Industry Capability Network WA (ICNWA) httpsgatewayicnorgau
Chamber of Commerce
Google Search
Local Knowledge
Regional amp Aboriginal
Supplier Register
Visit httpshorizonpowercomau
SuppliersRegional and Aboriginal
Contractors amp Suppliers
Supplier Registration
Shortcut to access the Supplier page On your smartphone open your camera and focus over the code above A pop up link will open in your image to take you straight to the supplier page on our website
Where to find information on
Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
Competitive tenders may be advertised on one or more of the following (other suggestions are welcome)
Tenders WA httpswwwtenderswagovau
Local newspapers (Kimberley Echo Broome Advertiser etc)
Social media LinkedIn and Twitter (HorizonPower_WA)
Chamber of Commerce and Industry amp various economic development platforms
Supply Nation Indigenous Business Market Place
Vendor Panel Coming soon
Horizon Powerrsquos Procurement Pipeline and more information on our procurements httpshorizonpowercomaucontractors-suppliers
Registrations for Specific Scopes
If you would like your business to be considered as a potential respondent register your interestRegistering will give your business better visibility but it is not compulsory in order to be considered
For specific projects or pieces of work we may advertise them on our Procurement Pipeline and ask prospective suppliers to register
We may use this for the stimulus funding projects where suitable so keep an eye on our website
4 Steps tosuccess
We recommend that businesses
Register on the Horizon Power Local and Aboriginal Business Register
Review the Horizon Power website and keep an eye on our Procurement Pipeline as well as on advertising platforms mentioned earlier
Have a functional website that is up to date with your business and contact information and represents your business services well
Update profiles like ABDWA ICNWA or Supply Nation with current contact and capabilities
1
2
3
4
What to do if asked to bid
Contact Horizon Power if you have any queries on how to respond
Respond in a timely manner or let us know if you cannot and you may consider requesting an extension
If there are a set of specific questions make sure you have demonstrated your businessrsquo capability and understanding of that question
Provide supporting information to evidence you are the right business for the job
1
2
3
4
Our objectiveValue for Money
All procurement activities at Horizon Power will be assessed on this basis which takes into account
Non-cost factors such as community benefits health safety and environmental factors and supplier performance history and capability
Horizon Powerrsquos budget and
Available prices
We recommend local businesses consider the principle of best Value-for-Money when preparing quotations or proposals to Horizon Power
Horizon Powerrsquos procurement outcomes must achieve best Value-for-Money
If you need further information
Broome
broomehorizonpowercomau2 McDaniel Road Broome
Kununurra
kununurrahorizonpowercomauCnr Messmate Way amp Victoria HighwayKununurra
Website
httpshorizonpowercomau
Please contact your local office
Questions
Thank you
- Slide Number 1
- Industry Development Division
- WA Industry Participation Strategy (WAIPS)
- WAIPS 2020 updates
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- Local Capability Fund
- COVID-19 Local Capability Fund rounds for 202021
- Local Capability Fund Rounds for 202021
- Your feedback is key
- What can you do
- Thank you
- Simon MarwickLocal Content AdviserKimberley
- Local Content Role
- What do we do
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Slide Number 21
- Slide Number 22
- Agenda
- Overview of Main Roads WA Kimberley Region
- Slide Number 25
- Main Roads Western AustraliaKimberley Region
- Kimberley ndash Program Delivery
- Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
- Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
- Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
- Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
- Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
- State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
- Commonwealth Government
- MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
- Thankyou for your attendanceGeneral Questions
- Working with the Department of Finance
- Slide Number 42
- Slide Number 43
- Slide Number 44
- Slide Number 45
- Slide Number 46
- Slide Number 47
- Slide Number 48
- Slide Number 49
- Slide Number 50
- Slide Number 51
- Slide Number 52
- Slide Number 53
- Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry
- Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
- Slide Number 56
- About Horizon Power
- About Horizon Power
- Slide Number 59
- Slide Number 60
- Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
- ProcurementKimberley region
- State Stimulus ProjectsProcurementKimberley region
- How you can supply to Horizon Power
- Slide Number 65
- How does Horizon Power find suppliers
- Regional amp Aboriginal Supplier Register
- Where to find information on Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
- Registrations for Specific Scopes
- 4 Steps tosuccess
- What to do if asked to bid
- Our objectiveValue for Money
- If you need further information
- Slide Number 74
- Slide Number 75
-
4040 MAIN ROADS WESTERN AUSTRALIATITLE HEADING
Thankyou for your attendance
General Questions
Working with the Department of Finance
Rowan Acton
August 2020
Director Regional Operations
Introduction to Department of Finance
Buy Local 2020 Implementation
bull The Department of Finance has already implementedchange to works procurement processes to meet therequirements of Buy Local 2020
bull These changes will be formalised in the DepartmentrsquosImplementation Plan which will be signed off imminently
bull As part of the Departmentrsquos COVID-19 response wehave increased the upper threshold for RegionalContent to be applied at 5 of the total value of theclaimed regional content to a maximum of $500000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description
Expected Tender Release
Budget (Indicative)
Department of Health Fitzroy Crossing Renal Clinic Stage 2 4th Qtr 2020 $2596000
Department of Education Broome Primary School ndash Fire Remediation and Administration Building
1st Qtr 2020 $8335000
Department of Training and Workforce Development
Broome Hospitality and Student Services Centre 2nd Qtr 2021 $10000000
Department of Education Wyndham District High School - Rebuild Early Childhood Education Centre
3rd Qtr 2021 $3000000
Department of Training and Workforce Development
Kununurra Health and Hospitality Trade Training Centre
2nd Qtr 2021 $6000000
WA Recovery Plan
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
WACHS-Kimberley Old Granada Building Demolition Derby $ 242000
WACHS-Kimberley Hospital Roofing Replacement Derby $ 220000
WACHS-Kimberley Mental Health Inpatient Unit - Wall Height Extension Broome $ 242000
WACHS-Kimberley Extend Infusion Room for Telechemo Broome $ 137500
Department of Education Swale Upgrade - Broome SHS Broome $ 250000
Department of Education Chaplaincy Transportable replacement Derby $ 47000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh and Structural repairs Looma $ 111000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh Wananami $ 113000
Department of Education Structural Repairs Muludja $ 75000
Department of Education Fencing Fitzroy Valley $ 150000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
DFES Shade Structure and fencing Fitzroy $ 80000
Department of Justice Office Refit Broome $ 100000
Department of Justice Courthouse - Toilets and Footpaths Derby $ 35000
Main Roads Solar Panels Derby $ 250000
WACHS-Kimberley Morgue Upgrade Derby $ 440000
WACHS-Kimberley Birthing Suites Upgrage Broome $ 550000
WACHS-Kimberley Triage Redesign Fitzroy Crossing $ 330000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Balgo $ 300000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Bidyadanga $ 500000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Derby $ 1500000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Looma $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Dampier Pennsular $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Bidyadanga $ 1500000
Department of Education Derby DHS - Structural works and Classroom Refresh Derby $ 400000
Department of Education Broome Primary School - Fire Remediation Broome TBD
Department of Education Classroom Refresh and structural repairs Wankgatjungka $ 260000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh Bayulu $ 260000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Looma $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Dampier Pennsular $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Bidyadanga $ 1500000
Advertising Subcontracting Opportunities
Want to work with Finance
Interested in maintenance
and minor works
Look into becoming prequalified under Financersquos Builders Prequalification Scheme
Register on Tenders WA
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Interested in works-related consultancies
Interested in minor and
capital works
Interested in being a
subcontractor on a large project
Contact the works panel management team on 6551 1787 or BMWProcurementServicesfinancewagovau
Register on Tenders WA for opportunities that might become available outside existing panels
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Register for the lsquoService Alliance 2012rsquo (SA12) arrangement that Finance uses for regional works contracts valued at less than $250000
Register on Tenders WA for opportunities that might become available outside SA12
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Keep an eye on Tenders WA and the local paper for opportunities
Promote yourself to potential head contractors
Interested in supplying goods and services
Keep an eye on Tenders WA
Investing in the Kimberley
Aboriginal Procurement Policybull 2020-21 FY Target is 3bull Capability building servicesbull Policy review and recommendations for new term
bull Aboriginal business consultation process Via Noongar Chamber of Commerce and Industry
bull ContactDepartment of Finance ndash Social Procurement Team
spifinancewagovau 6551 2475
Assistance for Aboriginal businesses
bull Capability building programs to be delivered to Aboriginalbusinesses and not-for-profit organisations across theState
bull Morrgul is the provider for the Great Southern and SouthWest regions
bull Provides Aboriginal business capability building contractservices including workshops and one-on-one mentoringsessions
ContactsKudzi Chigwanda Regional Manager ndash Northern Region
9194 9711 KudziChigwandafinancewagovau
Broome office (works)Woodyrsquos Arcade 15 Dampier Terrace
Gemma Bennett Senior Project Manager9194 9719 GemmaBennettfinancewagovau
wwwfinancewagovau
Kununurra office (works)Corner Messmate and Konkerberry Drive
Rod Chinnery Senior Project Office9166 7201 rodneychinneryfinancewagovau
Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry18th August Broome 19th August Derby
Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
I would like to show my respect and acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the Land
ndash the Nyikina people ndashtheir Elders past present and emerging on which this
meeting takes place
About Horizon Power
About Horizon Power
Horizon Power is a Government Trading Enterprise which generates distributes and retails electricity to more than 47000 connections
We supply electricity to more than 100000 residents and approx 8000 businesses in regional towns and communities across WA
Horizon Powerrsquos focus is to create value for future generations and to make a difference to the lives of people in the communities we serve
In regional WA we have 38 networks comprised of 36 microgrids and 2 interconnected systems
We do not operate in the South-West Interconnected System
Our Ambition
Delivering energy solutions for regional growth and vibrant communities
Our Guiding Principles
Horizon Power is committed to providing opportunities to local and Aboriginal businesses in alignment with our Strategy We apply our guiding principles to everything we do the way we work and the way we engage
Horizon Power views local community engagement as an essential part of being a responsible corporate citizen
Community Involvement
Listening creating and delivering together
Cleaner Greener
Improving our shared environment
Preference towards local people good and services
Regions First
Positive impact on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islands customers suppliers employees and communities
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commitment
Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
Horizon Power implements the State Governmentrsquos WA Industry Participation Strategy and Aboriginal Procurement Policy and actively seeks to ensure suitable opportunities are provided to local and Aboriginal businesses
Local Industry
Horizon Power
Aboriginal Business
Procurement
Kimberley region
Horizon Power procures the following types of goods and services in the Kimberley region
1 Vegetation management near power lines and electrical infrastructure
2 Civil works such as trenching
3 Operations and maintenance services such as cleaning general gardening freight and building maintenance
4 Security services
5 The installation of Electrical Vehicle charging points in Broome
State Stimulus Projects
Procurement
Kimberley region
The State Stimulus Projects that may source procurement in the Kimberley region include
1 Battery Energy Storage System in Broome and Yungngora
2 Broome Experience Centre
3 Kimberley Street Lights Upgrade
4 Kununurra Depot Refurbishment
5 Derby Solar Battery and LED streetlights
6 Aboriginal Community Embedded Networks Regularised electricity to 13 communities
Horizon Power has been awarded $574m in WA State Government stimulus funding to deliver six projects
How you can supply to Horizon Power
How you can supply to us
Horizon Power accepts registrations of interest from local and Aboriginal businesses through our website
Horizon Power may source directly from a business negotiate with a restricted list of businesses or engage in a competitive open market procurement process
WEBSITE OPEN MARKET | DIRECT | NEGOTIATE The process and specific requirements for a procurement depends on the type scope and value of the procurement
How does Horizon Power find suppliers
Horizon Power will research businesses using
Horizon Powerrsquos Regional and Aboriginal Supplier Database
Supply Nation - httpssupplynationorgau
Aboriginal Business Directory WA (ABDWA) httpswwwabdwacomau
Industry Capability Network WA (ICNWA) httpsgatewayicnorgau
Chamber of Commerce
Google Search
Local Knowledge
Regional amp Aboriginal
Supplier Register
Visit httpshorizonpowercomau
SuppliersRegional and Aboriginal
Contractors amp Suppliers
Supplier Registration
Shortcut to access the Supplier page On your smartphone open your camera and focus over the code above A pop up link will open in your image to take you straight to the supplier page on our website
Where to find information on
Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
Competitive tenders may be advertised on one or more of the following (other suggestions are welcome)
Tenders WA httpswwwtenderswagovau
Local newspapers (Kimberley Echo Broome Advertiser etc)
Social media LinkedIn and Twitter (HorizonPower_WA)
Chamber of Commerce and Industry amp various economic development platforms
Supply Nation Indigenous Business Market Place
Vendor Panel Coming soon
Horizon Powerrsquos Procurement Pipeline and more information on our procurements httpshorizonpowercomaucontractors-suppliers
Registrations for Specific Scopes
If you would like your business to be considered as a potential respondent register your interestRegistering will give your business better visibility but it is not compulsory in order to be considered
For specific projects or pieces of work we may advertise them on our Procurement Pipeline and ask prospective suppliers to register
We may use this for the stimulus funding projects where suitable so keep an eye on our website
4 Steps tosuccess
We recommend that businesses
Register on the Horizon Power Local and Aboriginal Business Register
Review the Horizon Power website and keep an eye on our Procurement Pipeline as well as on advertising platforms mentioned earlier
Have a functional website that is up to date with your business and contact information and represents your business services well
Update profiles like ABDWA ICNWA or Supply Nation with current contact and capabilities
1
2
3
4
What to do if asked to bid
Contact Horizon Power if you have any queries on how to respond
Respond in a timely manner or let us know if you cannot and you may consider requesting an extension
If there are a set of specific questions make sure you have demonstrated your businessrsquo capability and understanding of that question
Provide supporting information to evidence you are the right business for the job
1
2
3
4
Our objectiveValue for Money
All procurement activities at Horizon Power will be assessed on this basis which takes into account
Non-cost factors such as community benefits health safety and environmental factors and supplier performance history and capability
Horizon Powerrsquos budget and
Available prices
We recommend local businesses consider the principle of best Value-for-Money when preparing quotations or proposals to Horizon Power
Horizon Powerrsquos procurement outcomes must achieve best Value-for-Money
If you need further information
Broome
broomehorizonpowercomau2 McDaniel Road Broome
Kununurra
kununurrahorizonpowercomauCnr Messmate Way amp Victoria HighwayKununurra
Website
httpshorizonpowercomau
Please contact your local office
Questions
Thank you
- Slide Number 1
- Industry Development Division
- WA Industry Participation Strategy (WAIPS)
- WAIPS 2020 updates
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- Local Capability Fund
- COVID-19 Local Capability Fund rounds for 202021
- Local Capability Fund Rounds for 202021
- Your feedback is key
- What can you do
- Thank you
- Simon MarwickLocal Content AdviserKimberley
- Local Content Role
- What do we do
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Slide Number 21
- Slide Number 22
- Agenda
- Overview of Main Roads WA Kimberley Region
- Slide Number 25
- Main Roads Western AustraliaKimberley Region
- Kimberley ndash Program Delivery
- Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
- Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
- Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
- Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
- Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
- State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
- Commonwealth Government
- MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
- Thankyou for your attendanceGeneral Questions
- Working with the Department of Finance
- Slide Number 42
- Slide Number 43
- Slide Number 44
- Slide Number 45
- Slide Number 46
- Slide Number 47
- Slide Number 48
- Slide Number 49
- Slide Number 50
- Slide Number 51
- Slide Number 52
- Slide Number 53
- Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry
- Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
- Slide Number 56
- About Horizon Power
- About Horizon Power
- Slide Number 59
- Slide Number 60
- Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
- ProcurementKimberley region
- State Stimulus ProjectsProcurementKimberley region
- How you can supply to Horizon Power
- Slide Number 65
- How does Horizon Power find suppliers
- Regional amp Aboriginal Supplier Register
- Where to find information on Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
- Registrations for Specific Scopes
- 4 Steps tosuccess
- What to do if asked to bid
- Our objectiveValue for Money
- If you need further information
- Slide Number 74
- Slide Number 75
-
Working with the Department of Finance
Rowan Acton
August 2020
Director Regional Operations
Introduction to Department of Finance
Buy Local 2020 Implementation
bull The Department of Finance has already implementedchange to works procurement processes to meet therequirements of Buy Local 2020
bull These changes will be formalised in the DepartmentrsquosImplementation Plan which will be signed off imminently
bull As part of the Departmentrsquos COVID-19 response wehave increased the upper threshold for RegionalContent to be applied at 5 of the total value of theclaimed regional content to a maximum of $500000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description
Expected Tender Release
Budget (Indicative)
Department of Health Fitzroy Crossing Renal Clinic Stage 2 4th Qtr 2020 $2596000
Department of Education Broome Primary School ndash Fire Remediation and Administration Building
1st Qtr 2020 $8335000
Department of Training and Workforce Development
Broome Hospitality and Student Services Centre 2nd Qtr 2021 $10000000
Department of Education Wyndham District High School - Rebuild Early Childhood Education Centre
3rd Qtr 2021 $3000000
Department of Training and Workforce Development
Kununurra Health and Hospitality Trade Training Centre
2nd Qtr 2021 $6000000
WA Recovery Plan
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
WACHS-Kimberley Old Granada Building Demolition Derby $ 242000
WACHS-Kimberley Hospital Roofing Replacement Derby $ 220000
WACHS-Kimberley Mental Health Inpatient Unit - Wall Height Extension Broome $ 242000
WACHS-Kimberley Extend Infusion Room for Telechemo Broome $ 137500
Department of Education Swale Upgrade - Broome SHS Broome $ 250000
Department of Education Chaplaincy Transportable replacement Derby $ 47000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh and Structural repairs Looma $ 111000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh Wananami $ 113000
Department of Education Structural Repairs Muludja $ 75000
Department of Education Fencing Fitzroy Valley $ 150000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
DFES Shade Structure and fencing Fitzroy $ 80000
Department of Justice Office Refit Broome $ 100000
Department of Justice Courthouse - Toilets and Footpaths Derby $ 35000
Main Roads Solar Panels Derby $ 250000
WACHS-Kimberley Morgue Upgrade Derby $ 440000
WACHS-Kimberley Birthing Suites Upgrage Broome $ 550000
WACHS-Kimberley Triage Redesign Fitzroy Crossing $ 330000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Balgo $ 300000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Bidyadanga $ 500000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Derby $ 1500000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Looma $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Dampier Pennsular $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Bidyadanga $ 1500000
Department of Education Derby DHS - Structural works and Classroom Refresh Derby $ 400000
Department of Education Broome Primary School - Fire Remediation Broome TBD
Department of Education Classroom Refresh and structural repairs Wankgatjungka $ 260000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh Bayulu $ 260000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Looma $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Dampier Pennsular $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Bidyadanga $ 1500000
Advertising Subcontracting Opportunities
Want to work with Finance
Interested in maintenance
and minor works
Look into becoming prequalified under Financersquos Builders Prequalification Scheme
Register on Tenders WA
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Interested in works-related consultancies
Interested in minor and
capital works
Interested in being a
subcontractor on a large project
Contact the works panel management team on 6551 1787 or BMWProcurementServicesfinancewagovau
Register on Tenders WA for opportunities that might become available outside existing panels
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Register for the lsquoService Alliance 2012rsquo (SA12) arrangement that Finance uses for regional works contracts valued at less than $250000
Register on Tenders WA for opportunities that might become available outside SA12
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Keep an eye on Tenders WA and the local paper for opportunities
Promote yourself to potential head contractors
Interested in supplying goods and services
Keep an eye on Tenders WA
Investing in the Kimberley
Aboriginal Procurement Policybull 2020-21 FY Target is 3bull Capability building servicesbull Policy review and recommendations for new term
bull Aboriginal business consultation process Via Noongar Chamber of Commerce and Industry
bull ContactDepartment of Finance ndash Social Procurement Team
spifinancewagovau 6551 2475
Assistance for Aboriginal businesses
bull Capability building programs to be delivered to Aboriginalbusinesses and not-for-profit organisations across theState
bull Morrgul is the provider for the Great Southern and SouthWest regions
bull Provides Aboriginal business capability building contractservices including workshops and one-on-one mentoringsessions
ContactsKudzi Chigwanda Regional Manager ndash Northern Region
9194 9711 KudziChigwandafinancewagovau
Broome office (works)Woodyrsquos Arcade 15 Dampier Terrace
Gemma Bennett Senior Project Manager9194 9719 GemmaBennettfinancewagovau
wwwfinancewagovau
Kununurra office (works)Corner Messmate and Konkerberry Drive
Rod Chinnery Senior Project Office9166 7201 rodneychinneryfinancewagovau
Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry18th August Broome 19th August Derby
Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
I would like to show my respect and acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the Land
ndash the Nyikina people ndashtheir Elders past present and emerging on which this
meeting takes place
About Horizon Power
About Horizon Power
Horizon Power is a Government Trading Enterprise which generates distributes and retails electricity to more than 47000 connections
We supply electricity to more than 100000 residents and approx 8000 businesses in regional towns and communities across WA
Horizon Powerrsquos focus is to create value for future generations and to make a difference to the lives of people in the communities we serve
In regional WA we have 38 networks comprised of 36 microgrids and 2 interconnected systems
We do not operate in the South-West Interconnected System
Our Ambition
Delivering energy solutions for regional growth and vibrant communities
Our Guiding Principles
Horizon Power is committed to providing opportunities to local and Aboriginal businesses in alignment with our Strategy We apply our guiding principles to everything we do the way we work and the way we engage
Horizon Power views local community engagement as an essential part of being a responsible corporate citizen
Community Involvement
Listening creating and delivering together
Cleaner Greener
Improving our shared environment
Preference towards local people good and services
Regions First
Positive impact on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islands customers suppliers employees and communities
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commitment
Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
Horizon Power implements the State Governmentrsquos WA Industry Participation Strategy and Aboriginal Procurement Policy and actively seeks to ensure suitable opportunities are provided to local and Aboriginal businesses
Local Industry
Horizon Power
Aboriginal Business
Procurement
Kimberley region
Horizon Power procures the following types of goods and services in the Kimberley region
1 Vegetation management near power lines and electrical infrastructure
2 Civil works such as trenching
3 Operations and maintenance services such as cleaning general gardening freight and building maintenance
4 Security services
5 The installation of Electrical Vehicle charging points in Broome
State Stimulus Projects
Procurement
Kimberley region
The State Stimulus Projects that may source procurement in the Kimberley region include
1 Battery Energy Storage System in Broome and Yungngora
2 Broome Experience Centre
3 Kimberley Street Lights Upgrade
4 Kununurra Depot Refurbishment
5 Derby Solar Battery and LED streetlights
6 Aboriginal Community Embedded Networks Regularised electricity to 13 communities
Horizon Power has been awarded $574m in WA State Government stimulus funding to deliver six projects
How you can supply to Horizon Power
How you can supply to us
Horizon Power accepts registrations of interest from local and Aboriginal businesses through our website
Horizon Power may source directly from a business negotiate with a restricted list of businesses or engage in a competitive open market procurement process
WEBSITE OPEN MARKET | DIRECT | NEGOTIATE The process and specific requirements for a procurement depends on the type scope and value of the procurement
How does Horizon Power find suppliers
Horizon Power will research businesses using
Horizon Powerrsquos Regional and Aboriginal Supplier Database
Supply Nation - httpssupplynationorgau
Aboriginal Business Directory WA (ABDWA) httpswwwabdwacomau
Industry Capability Network WA (ICNWA) httpsgatewayicnorgau
Chamber of Commerce
Google Search
Local Knowledge
Regional amp Aboriginal
Supplier Register
Visit httpshorizonpowercomau
SuppliersRegional and Aboriginal
Contractors amp Suppliers
Supplier Registration
Shortcut to access the Supplier page On your smartphone open your camera and focus over the code above A pop up link will open in your image to take you straight to the supplier page on our website
Where to find information on
Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
Competitive tenders may be advertised on one or more of the following (other suggestions are welcome)
Tenders WA httpswwwtenderswagovau
Local newspapers (Kimberley Echo Broome Advertiser etc)
Social media LinkedIn and Twitter (HorizonPower_WA)
Chamber of Commerce and Industry amp various economic development platforms
Supply Nation Indigenous Business Market Place
Vendor Panel Coming soon
Horizon Powerrsquos Procurement Pipeline and more information on our procurements httpshorizonpowercomaucontractors-suppliers
Registrations for Specific Scopes
If you would like your business to be considered as a potential respondent register your interestRegistering will give your business better visibility but it is not compulsory in order to be considered
For specific projects or pieces of work we may advertise them on our Procurement Pipeline and ask prospective suppliers to register
We may use this for the stimulus funding projects where suitable so keep an eye on our website
4 Steps tosuccess
We recommend that businesses
Register on the Horizon Power Local and Aboriginal Business Register
Review the Horizon Power website and keep an eye on our Procurement Pipeline as well as on advertising platforms mentioned earlier
Have a functional website that is up to date with your business and contact information and represents your business services well
Update profiles like ABDWA ICNWA or Supply Nation with current contact and capabilities
1
2
3
4
What to do if asked to bid
Contact Horizon Power if you have any queries on how to respond
Respond in a timely manner or let us know if you cannot and you may consider requesting an extension
If there are a set of specific questions make sure you have demonstrated your businessrsquo capability and understanding of that question
Provide supporting information to evidence you are the right business for the job
1
2
3
4
Our objectiveValue for Money
All procurement activities at Horizon Power will be assessed on this basis which takes into account
Non-cost factors such as community benefits health safety and environmental factors and supplier performance history and capability
Horizon Powerrsquos budget and
Available prices
We recommend local businesses consider the principle of best Value-for-Money when preparing quotations or proposals to Horizon Power
Horizon Powerrsquos procurement outcomes must achieve best Value-for-Money
If you need further information
Broome
broomehorizonpowercomau2 McDaniel Road Broome
Kununurra
kununurrahorizonpowercomauCnr Messmate Way amp Victoria HighwayKununurra
Website
httpshorizonpowercomau
Please contact your local office
Questions
Thank you
- Slide Number 1
- Industry Development Division
- WA Industry Participation Strategy (WAIPS)
- WAIPS 2020 updates
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- Local Capability Fund
- COVID-19 Local Capability Fund rounds for 202021
- Local Capability Fund Rounds for 202021
- Your feedback is key
- What can you do
- Thank you
- Simon MarwickLocal Content AdviserKimberley
- Local Content Role
- What do we do
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Slide Number 21
- Slide Number 22
- Agenda
- Overview of Main Roads WA Kimberley Region
- Slide Number 25
- Main Roads Western AustraliaKimberley Region
- Kimberley ndash Program Delivery
- Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
- Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
- Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
- Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
- Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
- State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
- Commonwealth Government
- MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
- Thankyou for your attendanceGeneral Questions
- Working with the Department of Finance
- Slide Number 42
- Slide Number 43
- Slide Number 44
- Slide Number 45
- Slide Number 46
- Slide Number 47
- Slide Number 48
- Slide Number 49
- Slide Number 50
- Slide Number 51
- Slide Number 52
- Slide Number 53
- Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry
- Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
- Slide Number 56
- About Horizon Power
- About Horizon Power
- Slide Number 59
- Slide Number 60
- Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
- ProcurementKimberley region
- State Stimulus ProjectsProcurementKimberley region
- How you can supply to Horizon Power
- Slide Number 65
- How does Horizon Power find suppliers
- Regional amp Aboriginal Supplier Register
- Where to find information on Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
- Registrations for Specific Scopes
- 4 Steps tosuccess
- What to do if asked to bid
- Our objectiveValue for Money
- If you need further information
- Slide Number 74
- Slide Number 75
-
Introduction to Department of Finance
Buy Local 2020 Implementation
bull The Department of Finance has already implementedchange to works procurement processes to meet therequirements of Buy Local 2020
bull These changes will be formalised in the DepartmentrsquosImplementation Plan which will be signed off imminently
bull As part of the Departmentrsquos COVID-19 response wehave increased the upper threshold for RegionalContent to be applied at 5 of the total value of theclaimed regional content to a maximum of $500000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description
Expected Tender Release
Budget (Indicative)
Department of Health Fitzroy Crossing Renal Clinic Stage 2 4th Qtr 2020 $2596000
Department of Education Broome Primary School ndash Fire Remediation and Administration Building
1st Qtr 2020 $8335000
Department of Training and Workforce Development
Broome Hospitality and Student Services Centre 2nd Qtr 2021 $10000000
Department of Education Wyndham District High School - Rebuild Early Childhood Education Centre
3rd Qtr 2021 $3000000
Department of Training and Workforce Development
Kununurra Health and Hospitality Trade Training Centre
2nd Qtr 2021 $6000000
WA Recovery Plan
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
WACHS-Kimberley Old Granada Building Demolition Derby $ 242000
WACHS-Kimberley Hospital Roofing Replacement Derby $ 220000
WACHS-Kimberley Mental Health Inpatient Unit - Wall Height Extension Broome $ 242000
WACHS-Kimberley Extend Infusion Room for Telechemo Broome $ 137500
Department of Education Swale Upgrade - Broome SHS Broome $ 250000
Department of Education Chaplaincy Transportable replacement Derby $ 47000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh and Structural repairs Looma $ 111000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh Wananami $ 113000
Department of Education Structural Repairs Muludja $ 75000
Department of Education Fencing Fitzroy Valley $ 150000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
DFES Shade Structure and fencing Fitzroy $ 80000
Department of Justice Office Refit Broome $ 100000
Department of Justice Courthouse - Toilets and Footpaths Derby $ 35000
Main Roads Solar Panels Derby $ 250000
WACHS-Kimberley Morgue Upgrade Derby $ 440000
WACHS-Kimberley Birthing Suites Upgrage Broome $ 550000
WACHS-Kimberley Triage Redesign Fitzroy Crossing $ 330000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Balgo $ 300000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Bidyadanga $ 500000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Derby $ 1500000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Looma $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Dampier Pennsular $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Bidyadanga $ 1500000
Department of Education Derby DHS - Structural works and Classroom Refresh Derby $ 400000
Department of Education Broome Primary School - Fire Remediation Broome TBD
Department of Education Classroom Refresh and structural repairs Wankgatjungka $ 260000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh Bayulu $ 260000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Looma $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Dampier Pennsular $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Bidyadanga $ 1500000
Advertising Subcontracting Opportunities
Want to work with Finance
Interested in maintenance
and minor works
Look into becoming prequalified under Financersquos Builders Prequalification Scheme
Register on Tenders WA
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Interested in works-related consultancies
Interested in minor and
capital works
Interested in being a
subcontractor on a large project
Contact the works panel management team on 6551 1787 or BMWProcurementServicesfinancewagovau
Register on Tenders WA for opportunities that might become available outside existing panels
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Register for the lsquoService Alliance 2012rsquo (SA12) arrangement that Finance uses for regional works contracts valued at less than $250000
Register on Tenders WA for opportunities that might become available outside SA12
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Keep an eye on Tenders WA and the local paper for opportunities
Promote yourself to potential head contractors
Interested in supplying goods and services
Keep an eye on Tenders WA
Investing in the Kimberley
Aboriginal Procurement Policybull 2020-21 FY Target is 3bull Capability building servicesbull Policy review and recommendations for new term
bull Aboriginal business consultation process Via Noongar Chamber of Commerce and Industry
bull ContactDepartment of Finance ndash Social Procurement Team
spifinancewagovau 6551 2475
Assistance for Aboriginal businesses
bull Capability building programs to be delivered to Aboriginalbusinesses and not-for-profit organisations across theState
bull Morrgul is the provider for the Great Southern and SouthWest regions
bull Provides Aboriginal business capability building contractservices including workshops and one-on-one mentoringsessions
ContactsKudzi Chigwanda Regional Manager ndash Northern Region
9194 9711 KudziChigwandafinancewagovau
Broome office (works)Woodyrsquos Arcade 15 Dampier Terrace
Gemma Bennett Senior Project Manager9194 9719 GemmaBennettfinancewagovau
wwwfinancewagovau
Kununurra office (works)Corner Messmate and Konkerberry Drive
Rod Chinnery Senior Project Office9166 7201 rodneychinneryfinancewagovau
Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry18th August Broome 19th August Derby
Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
I would like to show my respect and acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the Land
ndash the Nyikina people ndashtheir Elders past present and emerging on which this
meeting takes place
About Horizon Power
About Horizon Power
Horizon Power is a Government Trading Enterprise which generates distributes and retails electricity to more than 47000 connections
We supply electricity to more than 100000 residents and approx 8000 businesses in regional towns and communities across WA
Horizon Powerrsquos focus is to create value for future generations and to make a difference to the lives of people in the communities we serve
In regional WA we have 38 networks comprised of 36 microgrids and 2 interconnected systems
We do not operate in the South-West Interconnected System
Our Ambition
Delivering energy solutions for regional growth and vibrant communities
Our Guiding Principles
Horizon Power is committed to providing opportunities to local and Aboriginal businesses in alignment with our Strategy We apply our guiding principles to everything we do the way we work and the way we engage
Horizon Power views local community engagement as an essential part of being a responsible corporate citizen
Community Involvement
Listening creating and delivering together
Cleaner Greener
Improving our shared environment
Preference towards local people good and services
Regions First
Positive impact on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islands customers suppliers employees and communities
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commitment
Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
Horizon Power implements the State Governmentrsquos WA Industry Participation Strategy and Aboriginal Procurement Policy and actively seeks to ensure suitable opportunities are provided to local and Aboriginal businesses
Local Industry
Horizon Power
Aboriginal Business
Procurement
Kimberley region
Horizon Power procures the following types of goods and services in the Kimberley region
1 Vegetation management near power lines and electrical infrastructure
2 Civil works such as trenching
3 Operations and maintenance services such as cleaning general gardening freight and building maintenance
4 Security services
5 The installation of Electrical Vehicle charging points in Broome
State Stimulus Projects
Procurement
Kimberley region
The State Stimulus Projects that may source procurement in the Kimberley region include
1 Battery Energy Storage System in Broome and Yungngora
2 Broome Experience Centre
3 Kimberley Street Lights Upgrade
4 Kununurra Depot Refurbishment
5 Derby Solar Battery and LED streetlights
6 Aboriginal Community Embedded Networks Regularised electricity to 13 communities
Horizon Power has been awarded $574m in WA State Government stimulus funding to deliver six projects
How you can supply to Horizon Power
How you can supply to us
Horizon Power accepts registrations of interest from local and Aboriginal businesses through our website
Horizon Power may source directly from a business negotiate with a restricted list of businesses or engage in a competitive open market procurement process
WEBSITE OPEN MARKET | DIRECT | NEGOTIATE The process and specific requirements for a procurement depends on the type scope and value of the procurement
How does Horizon Power find suppliers
Horizon Power will research businesses using
Horizon Powerrsquos Regional and Aboriginal Supplier Database
Supply Nation - httpssupplynationorgau
Aboriginal Business Directory WA (ABDWA) httpswwwabdwacomau
Industry Capability Network WA (ICNWA) httpsgatewayicnorgau
Chamber of Commerce
Google Search
Local Knowledge
Regional amp Aboriginal
Supplier Register
Visit httpshorizonpowercomau
SuppliersRegional and Aboriginal
Contractors amp Suppliers
Supplier Registration
Shortcut to access the Supplier page On your smartphone open your camera and focus over the code above A pop up link will open in your image to take you straight to the supplier page on our website
Where to find information on
Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
Competitive tenders may be advertised on one or more of the following (other suggestions are welcome)
Tenders WA httpswwwtenderswagovau
Local newspapers (Kimberley Echo Broome Advertiser etc)
Social media LinkedIn and Twitter (HorizonPower_WA)
Chamber of Commerce and Industry amp various economic development platforms
Supply Nation Indigenous Business Market Place
Vendor Panel Coming soon
Horizon Powerrsquos Procurement Pipeline and more information on our procurements httpshorizonpowercomaucontractors-suppliers
Registrations for Specific Scopes
If you would like your business to be considered as a potential respondent register your interestRegistering will give your business better visibility but it is not compulsory in order to be considered
For specific projects or pieces of work we may advertise them on our Procurement Pipeline and ask prospective suppliers to register
We may use this for the stimulus funding projects where suitable so keep an eye on our website
4 Steps tosuccess
We recommend that businesses
Register on the Horizon Power Local and Aboriginal Business Register
Review the Horizon Power website and keep an eye on our Procurement Pipeline as well as on advertising platforms mentioned earlier
Have a functional website that is up to date with your business and contact information and represents your business services well
Update profiles like ABDWA ICNWA or Supply Nation with current contact and capabilities
1
2
3
4
What to do if asked to bid
Contact Horizon Power if you have any queries on how to respond
Respond in a timely manner or let us know if you cannot and you may consider requesting an extension
If there are a set of specific questions make sure you have demonstrated your businessrsquo capability and understanding of that question
Provide supporting information to evidence you are the right business for the job
1
2
3
4
Our objectiveValue for Money
All procurement activities at Horizon Power will be assessed on this basis which takes into account
Non-cost factors such as community benefits health safety and environmental factors and supplier performance history and capability
Horizon Powerrsquos budget and
Available prices
We recommend local businesses consider the principle of best Value-for-Money when preparing quotations or proposals to Horizon Power
Horizon Powerrsquos procurement outcomes must achieve best Value-for-Money
If you need further information
Broome
broomehorizonpowercomau2 McDaniel Road Broome
Kununurra
kununurrahorizonpowercomauCnr Messmate Way amp Victoria HighwayKununurra
Website
httpshorizonpowercomau
Please contact your local office
Questions
Thank you
- Slide Number 1
- Industry Development Division
- WA Industry Participation Strategy (WAIPS)
- WAIPS 2020 updates
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- Local Capability Fund
- COVID-19 Local Capability Fund rounds for 202021
- Local Capability Fund Rounds for 202021
- Your feedback is key
- What can you do
- Thank you
- Simon MarwickLocal Content AdviserKimberley
- Local Content Role
- What do we do
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Slide Number 21
- Slide Number 22
- Agenda
- Overview of Main Roads WA Kimberley Region
- Slide Number 25
- Main Roads Western AustraliaKimberley Region
- Kimberley ndash Program Delivery
- Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
- Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
- Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
- Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
- Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
- State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
- Commonwealth Government
- MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
- Thankyou for your attendanceGeneral Questions
- Working with the Department of Finance
- Slide Number 42
- Slide Number 43
- Slide Number 44
- Slide Number 45
- Slide Number 46
- Slide Number 47
- Slide Number 48
- Slide Number 49
- Slide Number 50
- Slide Number 51
- Slide Number 52
- Slide Number 53
- Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry
- Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
- Slide Number 56
- About Horizon Power
- About Horizon Power
- Slide Number 59
- Slide Number 60
- Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
- ProcurementKimberley region
- State Stimulus ProjectsProcurementKimberley region
- How you can supply to Horizon Power
- Slide Number 65
- How does Horizon Power find suppliers
- Regional amp Aboriginal Supplier Register
- Where to find information on Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
- Registrations for Specific Scopes
- 4 Steps tosuccess
- What to do if asked to bid
- Our objectiveValue for Money
- If you need further information
- Slide Number 74
- Slide Number 75
-
Buy Local 2020 Implementation
bull The Department of Finance has already implementedchange to works procurement processes to meet therequirements of Buy Local 2020
bull These changes will be formalised in the DepartmentrsquosImplementation Plan which will be signed off imminently
bull As part of the Departmentrsquos COVID-19 response wehave increased the upper threshold for RegionalContent to be applied at 5 of the total value of theclaimed regional content to a maximum of $500000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description
Expected Tender Release
Budget (Indicative)
Department of Health Fitzroy Crossing Renal Clinic Stage 2 4th Qtr 2020 $2596000
Department of Education Broome Primary School ndash Fire Remediation and Administration Building
1st Qtr 2020 $8335000
Department of Training and Workforce Development
Broome Hospitality and Student Services Centre 2nd Qtr 2021 $10000000
Department of Education Wyndham District High School - Rebuild Early Childhood Education Centre
3rd Qtr 2021 $3000000
Department of Training and Workforce Development
Kununurra Health and Hospitality Trade Training Centre
2nd Qtr 2021 $6000000
WA Recovery Plan
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
WACHS-Kimberley Old Granada Building Demolition Derby $ 242000
WACHS-Kimberley Hospital Roofing Replacement Derby $ 220000
WACHS-Kimberley Mental Health Inpatient Unit - Wall Height Extension Broome $ 242000
WACHS-Kimberley Extend Infusion Room for Telechemo Broome $ 137500
Department of Education Swale Upgrade - Broome SHS Broome $ 250000
Department of Education Chaplaincy Transportable replacement Derby $ 47000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh and Structural repairs Looma $ 111000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh Wananami $ 113000
Department of Education Structural Repairs Muludja $ 75000
Department of Education Fencing Fitzroy Valley $ 150000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
DFES Shade Structure and fencing Fitzroy $ 80000
Department of Justice Office Refit Broome $ 100000
Department of Justice Courthouse - Toilets and Footpaths Derby $ 35000
Main Roads Solar Panels Derby $ 250000
WACHS-Kimberley Morgue Upgrade Derby $ 440000
WACHS-Kimberley Birthing Suites Upgrage Broome $ 550000
WACHS-Kimberley Triage Redesign Fitzroy Crossing $ 330000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Balgo $ 300000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Bidyadanga $ 500000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Derby $ 1500000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Looma $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Dampier Pennsular $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Bidyadanga $ 1500000
Department of Education Derby DHS - Structural works and Classroom Refresh Derby $ 400000
Department of Education Broome Primary School - Fire Remediation Broome TBD
Department of Education Classroom Refresh and structural repairs Wankgatjungka $ 260000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh Bayulu $ 260000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Looma $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Dampier Pennsular $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Bidyadanga $ 1500000
Advertising Subcontracting Opportunities
Want to work with Finance
Interested in maintenance
and minor works
Look into becoming prequalified under Financersquos Builders Prequalification Scheme
Register on Tenders WA
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Interested in works-related consultancies
Interested in minor and
capital works
Interested in being a
subcontractor on a large project
Contact the works panel management team on 6551 1787 or BMWProcurementServicesfinancewagovau
Register on Tenders WA for opportunities that might become available outside existing panels
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Register for the lsquoService Alliance 2012rsquo (SA12) arrangement that Finance uses for regional works contracts valued at less than $250000
Register on Tenders WA for opportunities that might become available outside SA12
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Keep an eye on Tenders WA and the local paper for opportunities
Promote yourself to potential head contractors
Interested in supplying goods and services
Keep an eye on Tenders WA
Investing in the Kimberley
Aboriginal Procurement Policybull 2020-21 FY Target is 3bull Capability building servicesbull Policy review and recommendations for new term
bull Aboriginal business consultation process Via Noongar Chamber of Commerce and Industry
bull ContactDepartment of Finance ndash Social Procurement Team
spifinancewagovau 6551 2475
Assistance for Aboriginal businesses
bull Capability building programs to be delivered to Aboriginalbusinesses and not-for-profit organisations across theState
bull Morrgul is the provider for the Great Southern and SouthWest regions
bull Provides Aboriginal business capability building contractservices including workshops and one-on-one mentoringsessions
ContactsKudzi Chigwanda Regional Manager ndash Northern Region
9194 9711 KudziChigwandafinancewagovau
Broome office (works)Woodyrsquos Arcade 15 Dampier Terrace
Gemma Bennett Senior Project Manager9194 9719 GemmaBennettfinancewagovau
wwwfinancewagovau
Kununurra office (works)Corner Messmate and Konkerberry Drive
Rod Chinnery Senior Project Office9166 7201 rodneychinneryfinancewagovau
Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry18th August Broome 19th August Derby
Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
I would like to show my respect and acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the Land
ndash the Nyikina people ndashtheir Elders past present and emerging on which this
meeting takes place
About Horizon Power
About Horizon Power
Horizon Power is a Government Trading Enterprise which generates distributes and retails electricity to more than 47000 connections
We supply electricity to more than 100000 residents and approx 8000 businesses in regional towns and communities across WA
Horizon Powerrsquos focus is to create value for future generations and to make a difference to the lives of people in the communities we serve
In regional WA we have 38 networks comprised of 36 microgrids and 2 interconnected systems
We do not operate in the South-West Interconnected System
Our Ambition
Delivering energy solutions for regional growth and vibrant communities
Our Guiding Principles
Horizon Power is committed to providing opportunities to local and Aboriginal businesses in alignment with our Strategy We apply our guiding principles to everything we do the way we work and the way we engage
Horizon Power views local community engagement as an essential part of being a responsible corporate citizen
Community Involvement
Listening creating and delivering together
Cleaner Greener
Improving our shared environment
Preference towards local people good and services
Regions First
Positive impact on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islands customers suppliers employees and communities
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commitment
Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
Horizon Power implements the State Governmentrsquos WA Industry Participation Strategy and Aboriginal Procurement Policy and actively seeks to ensure suitable opportunities are provided to local and Aboriginal businesses
Local Industry
Horizon Power
Aboriginal Business
Procurement
Kimberley region
Horizon Power procures the following types of goods and services in the Kimberley region
1 Vegetation management near power lines and electrical infrastructure
2 Civil works such as trenching
3 Operations and maintenance services such as cleaning general gardening freight and building maintenance
4 Security services
5 The installation of Electrical Vehicle charging points in Broome
State Stimulus Projects
Procurement
Kimberley region
The State Stimulus Projects that may source procurement in the Kimberley region include
1 Battery Energy Storage System in Broome and Yungngora
2 Broome Experience Centre
3 Kimberley Street Lights Upgrade
4 Kununurra Depot Refurbishment
5 Derby Solar Battery and LED streetlights
6 Aboriginal Community Embedded Networks Regularised electricity to 13 communities
Horizon Power has been awarded $574m in WA State Government stimulus funding to deliver six projects
How you can supply to Horizon Power
How you can supply to us
Horizon Power accepts registrations of interest from local and Aboriginal businesses through our website
Horizon Power may source directly from a business negotiate with a restricted list of businesses or engage in a competitive open market procurement process
WEBSITE OPEN MARKET | DIRECT | NEGOTIATE The process and specific requirements for a procurement depends on the type scope and value of the procurement
How does Horizon Power find suppliers
Horizon Power will research businesses using
Horizon Powerrsquos Regional and Aboriginal Supplier Database
Supply Nation - httpssupplynationorgau
Aboriginal Business Directory WA (ABDWA) httpswwwabdwacomau
Industry Capability Network WA (ICNWA) httpsgatewayicnorgau
Chamber of Commerce
Google Search
Local Knowledge
Regional amp Aboriginal
Supplier Register
Visit httpshorizonpowercomau
SuppliersRegional and Aboriginal
Contractors amp Suppliers
Supplier Registration
Shortcut to access the Supplier page On your smartphone open your camera and focus over the code above A pop up link will open in your image to take you straight to the supplier page on our website
Where to find information on
Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
Competitive tenders may be advertised on one or more of the following (other suggestions are welcome)
Tenders WA httpswwwtenderswagovau
Local newspapers (Kimberley Echo Broome Advertiser etc)
Social media LinkedIn and Twitter (HorizonPower_WA)
Chamber of Commerce and Industry amp various economic development platforms
Supply Nation Indigenous Business Market Place
Vendor Panel Coming soon
Horizon Powerrsquos Procurement Pipeline and more information on our procurements httpshorizonpowercomaucontractors-suppliers
Registrations for Specific Scopes
If you would like your business to be considered as a potential respondent register your interestRegistering will give your business better visibility but it is not compulsory in order to be considered
For specific projects or pieces of work we may advertise them on our Procurement Pipeline and ask prospective suppliers to register
We may use this for the stimulus funding projects where suitable so keep an eye on our website
4 Steps tosuccess
We recommend that businesses
Register on the Horizon Power Local and Aboriginal Business Register
Review the Horizon Power website and keep an eye on our Procurement Pipeline as well as on advertising platforms mentioned earlier
Have a functional website that is up to date with your business and contact information and represents your business services well
Update profiles like ABDWA ICNWA or Supply Nation with current contact and capabilities
1
2
3
4
What to do if asked to bid
Contact Horizon Power if you have any queries on how to respond
Respond in a timely manner or let us know if you cannot and you may consider requesting an extension
If there are a set of specific questions make sure you have demonstrated your businessrsquo capability and understanding of that question
Provide supporting information to evidence you are the right business for the job
1
2
3
4
Our objectiveValue for Money
All procurement activities at Horizon Power will be assessed on this basis which takes into account
Non-cost factors such as community benefits health safety and environmental factors and supplier performance history and capability
Horizon Powerrsquos budget and
Available prices
We recommend local businesses consider the principle of best Value-for-Money when preparing quotations or proposals to Horizon Power
Horizon Powerrsquos procurement outcomes must achieve best Value-for-Money
If you need further information
Broome
broomehorizonpowercomau2 McDaniel Road Broome
Kununurra
kununurrahorizonpowercomauCnr Messmate Way amp Victoria HighwayKununurra
Website
httpshorizonpowercomau
Please contact your local office
Questions
Thank you
- Slide Number 1
- Industry Development Division
- WA Industry Participation Strategy (WAIPS)
- WAIPS 2020 updates
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- Local Capability Fund
- COVID-19 Local Capability Fund rounds for 202021
- Local Capability Fund Rounds for 202021
- Your feedback is key
- What can you do
- Thank you
- Simon MarwickLocal Content AdviserKimberley
- Local Content Role
- What do we do
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Slide Number 21
- Slide Number 22
- Agenda
- Overview of Main Roads WA Kimberley Region
- Slide Number 25
- Main Roads Western AustraliaKimberley Region
- Kimberley ndash Program Delivery
- Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
- Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
- Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
- Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
- Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
- State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
- Commonwealth Government
- MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
- Thankyou for your attendanceGeneral Questions
- Working with the Department of Finance
- Slide Number 42
- Slide Number 43
- Slide Number 44
- Slide Number 45
- Slide Number 46
- Slide Number 47
- Slide Number 48
- Slide Number 49
- Slide Number 50
- Slide Number 51
- Slide Number 52
- Slide Number 53
- Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry
- Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
- Slide Number 56
- About Horizon Power
- About Horizon Power
- Slide Number 59
- Slide Number 60
- Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
- ProcurementKimberley region
- State Stimulus ProjectsProcurementKimberley region
- How you can supply to Horizon Power
- Slide Number 65
- How does Horizon Power find suppliers
- Regional amp Aboriginal Supplier Register
- Where to find information on Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
- Registrations for Specific Scopes
- 4 Steps tosuccess
- What to do if asked to bid
- Our objectiveValue for Money
- If you need further information
- Slide Number 74
- Slide Number 75
-
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description
Expected Tender Release
Budget (Indicative)
Department of Health Fitzroy Crossing Renal Clinic Stage 2 4th Qtr 2020 $2596000
Department of Education Broome Primary School ndash Fire Remediation and Administration Building
1st Qtr 2020 $8335000
Department of Training and Workforce Development
Broome Hospitality and Student Services Centre 2nd Qtr 2021 $10000000
Department of Education Wyndham District High School - Rebuild Early Childhood Education Centre
3rd Qtr 2021 $3000000
Department of Training and Workforce Development
Kununurra Health and Hospitality Trade Training Centre
2nd Qtr 2021 $6000000
WA Recovery Plan
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
WACHS-Kimberley Old Granada Building Demolition Derby $ 242000
WACHS-Kimberley Hospital Roofing Replacement Derby $ 220000
WACHS-Kimberley Mental Health Inpatient Unit - Wall Height Extension Broome $ 242000
WACHS-Kimberley Extend Infusion Room for Telechemo Broome $ 137500
Department of Education Swale Upgrade - Broome SHS Broome $ 250000
Department of Education Chaplaincy Transportable replacement Derby $ 47000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh and Structural repairs Looma $ 111000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh Wananami $ 113000
Department of Education Structural Repairs Muludja $ 75000
Department of Education Fencing Fitzroy Valley $ 150000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
DFES Shade Structure and fencing Fitzroy $ 80000
Department of Justice Office Refit Broome $ 100000
Department of Justice Courthouse - Toilets and Footpaths Derby $ 35000
Main Roads Solar Panels Derby $ 250000
WACHS-Kimberley Morgue Upgrade Derby $ 440000
WACHS-Kimberley Birthing Suites Upgrage Broome $ 550000
WACHS-Kimberley Triage Redesign Fitzroy Crossing $ 330000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Balgo $ 300000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Bidyadanga $ 500000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Derby $ 1500000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Looma $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Dampier Pennsular $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Bidyadanga $ 1500000
Department of Education Derby DHS - Structural works and Classroom Refresh Derby $ 400000
Department of Education Broome Primary School - Fire Remediation Broome TBD
Department of Education Classroom Refresh and structural repairs Wankgatjungka $ 260000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh Bayulu $ 260000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Looma $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Dampier Pennsular $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Bidyadanga $ 1500000
Advertising Subcontracting Opportunities
Want to work with Finance
Interested in maintenance
and minor works
Look into becoming prequalified under Financersquos Builders Prequalification Scheme
Register on Tenders WA
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Interested in works-related consultancies
Interested in minor and
capital works
Interested in being a
subcontractor on a large project
Contact the works panel management team on 6551 1787 or BMWProcurementServicesfinancewagovau
Register on Tenders WA for opportunities that might become available outside existing panels
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Register for the lsquoService Alliance 2012rsquo (SA12) arrangement that Finance uses for regional works contracts valued at less than $250000
Register on Tenders WA for opportunities that might become available outside SA12
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Keep an eye on Tenders WA and the local paper for opportunities
Promote yourself to potential head contractors
Interested in supplying goods and services
Keep an eye on Tenders WA
Investing in the Kimberley
Aboriginal Procurement Policybull 2020-21 FY Target is 3bull Capability building servicesbull Policy review and recommendations for new term
bull Aboriginal business consultation process Via Noongar Chamber of Commerce and Industry
bull ContactDepartment of Finance ndash Social Procurement Team
spifinancewagovau 6551 2475
Assistance for Aboriginal businesses
bull Capability building programs to be delivered to Aboriginalbusinesses and not-for-profit organisations across theState
bull Morrgul is the provider for the Great Southern and SouthWest regions
bull Provides Aboriginal business capability building contractservices including workshops and one-on-one mentoringsessions
ContactsKudzi Chigwanda Regional Manager ndash Northern Region
9194 9711 KudziChigwandafinancewagovau
Broome office (works)Woodyrsquos Arcade 15 Dampier Terrace
Gemma Bennett Senior Project Manager9194 9719 GemmaBennettfinancewagovau
wwwfinancewagovau
Kununurra office (works)Corner Messmate and Konkerberry Drive
Rod Chinnery Senior Project Office9166 7201 rodneychinneryfinancewagovau
Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry18th August Broome 19th August Derby
Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
I would like to show my respect and acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the Land
ndash the Nyikina people ndashtheir Elders past present and emerging on which this
meeting takes place
About Horizon Power
About Horizon Power
Horizon Power is a Government Trading Enterprise which generates distributes and retails electricity to more than 47000 connections
We supply electricity to more than 100000 residents and approx 8000 businesses in regional towns and communities across WA
Horizon Powerrsquos focus is to create value for future generations and to make a difference to the lives of people in the communities we serve
In regional WA we have 38 networks comprised of 36 microgrids and 2 interconnected systems
We do not operate in the South-West Interconnected System
Our Ambition
Delivering energy solutions for regional growth and vibrant communities
Our Guiding Principles
Horizon Power is committed to providing opportunities to local and Aboriginal businesses in alignment with our Strategy We apply our guiding principles to everything we do the way we work and the way we engage
Horizon Power views local community engagement as an essential part of being a responsible corporate citizen
Community Involvement
Listening creating and delivering together
Cleaner Greener
Improving our shared environment
Preference towards local people good and services
Regions First
Positive impact on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islands customers suppliers employees and communities
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commitment
Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
Horizon Power implements the State Governmentrsquos WA Industry Participation Strategy and Aboriginal Procurement Policy and actively seeks to ensure suitable opportunities are provided to local and Aboriginal businesses
Local Industry
Horizon Power
Aboriginal Business
Procurement
Kimberley region
Horizon Power procures the following types of goods and services in the Kimberley region
1 Vegetation management near power lines and electrical infrastructure
2 Civil works such as trenching
3 Operations and maintenance services such as cleaning general gardening freight and building maintenance
4 Security services
5 The installation of Electrical Vehicle charging points in Broome
State Stimulus Projects
Procurement
Kimberley region
The State Stimulus Projects that may source procurement in the Kimberley region include
1 Battery Energy Storage System in Broome and Yungngora
2 Broome Experience Centre
3 Kimberley Street Lights Upgrade
4 Kununurra Depot Refurbishment
5 Derby Solar Battery and LED streetlights
6 Aboriginal Community Embedded Networks Regularised electricity to 13 communities
Horizon Power has been awarded $574m in WA State Government stimulus funding to deliver six projects
How you can supply to Horizon Power
How you can supply to us
Horizon Power accepts registrations of interest from local and Aboriginal businesses through our website
Horizon Power may source directly from a business negotiate with a restricted list of businesses or engage in a competitive open market procurement process
WEBSITE OPEN MARKET | DIRECT | NEGOTIATE The process and specific requirements for a procurement depends on the type scope and value of the procurement
How does Horizon Power find suppliers
Horizon Power will research businesses using
Horizon Powerrsquos Regional and Aboriginal Supplier Database
Supply Nation - httpssupplynationorgau
Aboriginal Business Directory WA (ABDWA) httpswwwabdwacomau
Industry Capability Network WA (ICNWA) httpsgatewayicnorgau
Chamber of Commerce
Google Search
Local Knowledge
Regional amp Aboriginal
Supplier Register
Visit httpshorizonpowercomau
SuppliersRegional and Aboriginal
Contractors amp Suppliers
Supplier Registration
Shortcut to access the Supplier page On your smartphone open your camera and focus over the code above A pop up link will open in your image to take you straight to the supplier page on our website
Where to find information on
Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
Competitive tenders may be advertised on one or more of the following (other suggestions are welcome)
Tenders WA httpswwwtenderswagovau
Local newspapers (Kimberley Echo Broome Advertiser etc)
Social media LinkedIn and Twitter (HorizonPower_WA)
Chamber of Commerce and Industry amp various economic development platforms
Supply Nation Indigenous Business Market Place
Vendor Panel Coming soon
Horizon Powerrsquos Procurement Pipeline and more information on our procurements httpshorizonpowercomaucontractors-suppliers
Registrations for Specific Scopes
If you would like your business to be considered as a potential respondent register your interestRegistering will give your business better visibility but it is not compulsory in order to be considered
For specific projects or pieces of work we may advertise them on our Procurement Pipeline and ask prospective suppliers to register
We may use this for the stimulus funding projects where suitable so keep an eye on our website
4 Steps tosuccess
We recommend that businesses
Register on the Horizon Power Local and Aboriginal Business Register
Review the Horizon Power website and keep an eye on our Procurement Pipeline as well as on advertising platforms mentioned earlier
Have a functional website that is up to date with your business and contact information and represents your business services well
Update profiles like ABDWA ICNWA or Supply Nation with current contact and capabilities
1
2
3
4
What to do if asked to bid
Contact Horizon Power if you have any queries on how to respond
Respond in a timely manner or let us know if you cannot and you may consider requesting an extension
If there are a set of specific questions make sure you have demonstrated your businessrsquo capability and understanding of that question
Provide supporting information to evidence you are the right business for the job
1
2
3
4
Our objectiveValue for Money
All procurement activities at Horizon Power will be assessed on this basis which takes into account
Non-cost factors such as community benefits health safety and environmental factors and supplier performance history and capability
Horizon Powerrsquos budget and
Available prices
We recommend local businesses consider the principle of best Value-for-Money when preparing quotations or proposals to Horizon Power
Horizon Powerrsquos procurement outcomes must achieve best Value-for-Money
If you need further information
Broome
broomehorizonpowercomau2 McDaniel Road Broome
Kununurra
kununurrahorizonpowercomauCnr Messmate Way amp Victoria HighwayKununurra
Website
httpshorizonpowercomau
Please contact your local office
Questions
Thank you
- Slide Number 1
- Industry Development Division
- WA Industry Participation Strategy (WAIPS)
- WAIPS 2020 updates
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- Local Capability Fund
- COVID-19 Local Capability Fund rounds for 202021
- Local Capability Fund Rounds for 202021
- Your feedback is key
- What can you do
- Thank you
- Simon MarwickLocal Content AdviserKimberley
- Local Content Role
- What do we do
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Slide Number 21
- Slide Number 22
- Agenda
- Overview of Main Roads WA Kimberley Region
- Slide Number 25
- Main Roads Western AustraliaKimberley Region
- Kimberley ndash Program Delivery
- Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
- Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
- Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
- Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
- Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
- State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
- Commonwealth Government
- MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
- Thankyou for your attendanceGeneral Questions
- Working with the Department of Finance
- Slide Number 42
- Slide Number 43
- Slide Number 44
- Slide Number 45
- Slide Number 46
- Slide Number 47
- Slide Number 48
- Slide Number 49
- Slide Number 50
- Slide Number 51
- Slide Number 52
- Slide Number 53
- Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry
- Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
- Slide Number 56
- About Horizon Power
- About Horizon Power
- Slide Number 59
- Slide Number 60
- Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
- ProcurementKimberley region
- State Stimulus ProjectsProcurementKimberley region
- How you can supply to Horizon Power
- Slide Number 65
- How does Horizon Power find suppliers
- Regional amp Aboriginal Supplier Register
- Where to find information on Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
- Registrations for Specific Scopes
- 4 Steps tosuccess
- What to do if asked to bid
- Our objectiveValue for Money
- If you need further information
- Slide Number 74
- Slide Number 75
-
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
WACHS-Kimberley Old Granada Building Demolition Derby $ 242000
WACHS-Kimberley Hospital Roofing Replacement Derby $ 220000
WACHS-Kimberley Mental Health Inpatient Unit - Wall Height Extension Broome $ 242000
WACHS-Kimberley Extend Infusion Room for Telechemo Broome $ 137500
Department of Education Swale Upgrade - Broome SHS Broome $ 250000
Department of Education Chaplaincy Transportable replacement Derby $ 47000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh and Structural repairs Looma $ 111000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh Wananami $ 113000
Department of Education Structural Repairs Muludja $ 75000
Department of Education Fencing Fitzroy Valley $ 150000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
DFES Shade Structure and fencing Fitzroy $ 80000
Department of Justice Office Refit Broome $ 100000
Department of Justice Courthouse - Toilets and Footpaths Derby $ 35000
Main Roads Solar Panels Derby $ 250000
WACHS-Kimberley Morgue Upgrade Derby $ 440000
WACHS-Kimberley Birthing Suites Upgrage Broome $ 550000
WACHS-Kimberley Triage Redesign Fitzroy Crossing $ 330000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Balgo $ 300000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Bidyadanga $ 500000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Derby $ 1500000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Looma $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Dampier Pennsular $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Bidyadanga $ 1500000
Department of Education Derby DHS - Structural works and Classroom Refresh Derby $ 400000
Department of Education Broome Primary School - Fire Remediation Broome TBD
Department of Education Classroom Refresh and structural repairs Wankgatjungka $ 260000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh Bayulu $ 260000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Looma $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Dampier Pennsular $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Bidyadanga $ 1500000
Advertising Subcontracting Opportunities
Want to work with Finance
Interested in maintenance
and minor works
Look into becoming prequalified under Financersquos Builders Prequalification Scheme
Register on Tenders WA
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Interested in works-related consultancies
Interested in minor and
capital works
Interested in being a
subcontractor on a large project
Contact the works panel management team on 6551 1787 or BMWProcurementServicesfinancewagovau
Register on Tenders WA for opportunities that might become available outside existing panels
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Register for the lsquoService Alliance 2012rsquo (SA12) arrangement that Finance uses for regional works contracts valued at less than $250000
Register on Tenders WA for opportunities that might become available outside SA12
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Keep an eye on Tenders WA and the local paper for opportunities
Promote yourself to potential head contractors
Interested in supplying goods and services
Keep an eye on Tenders WA
Investing in the Kimberley
Aboriginal Procurement Policybull 2020-21 FY Target is 3bull Capability building servicesbull Policy review and recommendations for new term
bull Aboriginal business consultation process Via Noongar Chamber of Commerce and Industry
bull ContactDepartment of Finance ndash Social Procurement Team
spifinancewagovau 6551 2475
Assistance for Aboriginal businesses
bull Capability building programs to be delivered to Aboriginalbusinesses and not-for-profit organisations across theState
bull Morrgul is the provider for the Great Southern and SouthWest regions
bull Provides Aboriginal business capability building contractservices including workshops and one-on-one mentoringsessions
ContactsKudzi Chigwanda Regional Manager ndash Northern Region
9194 9711 KudziChigwandafinancewagovau
Broome office (works)Woodyrsquos Arcade 15 Dampier Terrace
Gemma Bennett Senior Project Manager9194 9719 GemmaBennettfinancewagovau
wwwfinancewagovau
Kununurra office (works)Corner Messmate and Konkerberry Drive
Rod Chinnery Senior Project Office9166 7201 rodneychinneryfinancewagovau
Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry18th August Broome 19th August Derby
Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
I would like to show my respect and acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the Land
ndash the Nyikina people ndashtheir Elders past present and emerging on which this
meeting takes place
About Horizon Power
About Horizon Power
Horizon Power is a Government Trading Enterprise which generates distributes and retails electricity to more than 47000 connections
We supply electricity to more than 100000 residents and approx 8000 businesses in regional towns and communities across WA
Horizon Powerrsquos focus is to create value for future generations and to make a difference to the lives of people in the communities we serve
In regional WA we have 38 networks comprised of 36 microgrids and 2 interconnected systems
We do not operate in the South-West Interconnected System
Our Ambition
Delivering energy solutions for regional growth and vibrant communities
Our Guiding Principles
Horizon Power is committed to providing opportunities to local and Aboriginal businesses in alignment with our Strategy We apply our guiding principles to everything we do the way we work and the way we engage
Horizon Power views local community engagement as an essential part of being a responsible corporate citizen
Community Involvement
Listening creating and delivering together
Cleaner Greener
Improving our shared environment
Preference towards local people good and services
Regions First
Positive impact on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islands customers suppliers employees and communities
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commitment
Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
Horizon Power implements the State Governmentrsquos WA Industry Participation Strategy and Aboriginal Procurement Policy and actively seeks to ensure suitable opportunities are provided to local and Aboriginal businesses
Local Industry
Horizon Power
Aboriginal Business
Procurement
Kimberley region
Horizon Power procures the following types of goods and services in the Kimberley region
1 Vegetation management near power lines and electrical infrastructure
2 Civil works such as trenching
3 Operations and maintenance services such as cleaning general gardening freight and building maintenance
4 Security services
5 The installation of Electrical Vehicle charging points in Broome
State Stimulus Projects
Procurement
Kimberley region
The State Stimulus Projects that may source procurement in the Kimberley region include
1 Battery Energy Storage System in Broome and Yungngora
2 Broome Experience Centre
3 Kimberley Street Lights Upgrade
4 Kununurra Depot Refurbishment
5 Derby Solar Battery and LED streetlights
6 Aboriginal Community Embedded Networks Regularised electricity to 13 communities
Horizon Power has been awarded $574m in WA State Government stimulus funding to deliver six projects
How you can supply to Horizon Power
How you can supply to us
Horizon Power accepts registrations of interest from local and Aboriginal businesses through our website
Horizon Power may source directly from a business negotiate with a restricted list of businesses or engage in a competitive open market procurement process
WEBSITE OPEN MARKET | DIRECT | NEGOTIATE The process and specific requirements for a procurement depends on the type scope and value of the procurement
How does Horizon Power find suppliers
Horizon Power will research businesses using
Horizon Powerrsquos Regional and Aboriginal Supplier Database
Supply Nation - httpssupplynationorgau
Aboriginal Business Directory WA (ABDWA) httpswwwabdwacomau
Industry Capability Network WA (ICNWA) httpsgatewayicnorgau
Chamber of Commerce
Google Search
Local Knowledge
Regional amp Aboriginal
Supplier Register
Visit httpshorizonpowercomau
SuppliersRegional and Aboriginal
Contractors amp Suppliers
Supplier Registration
Shortcut to access the Supplier page On your smartphone open your camera and focus over the code above A pop up link will open in your image to take you straight to the supplier page on our website
Where to find information on
Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
Competitive tenders may be advertised on one or more of the following (other suggestions are welcome)
Tenders WA httpswwwtenderswagovau
Local newspapers (Kimberley Echo Broome Advertiser etc)
Social media LinkedIn and Twitter (HorizonPower_WA)
Chamber of Commerce and Industry amp various economic development platforms
Supply Nation Indigenous Business Market Place
Vendor Panel Coming soon
Horizon Powerrsquos Procurement Pipeline and more information on our procurements httpshorizonpowercomaucontractors-suppliers
Registrations for Specific Scopes
If you would like your business to be considered as a potential respondent register your interestRegistering will give your business better visibility but it is not compulsory in order to be considered
For specific projects or pieces of work we may advertise them on our Procurement Pipeline and ask prospective suppliers to register
We may use this for the stimulus funding projects where suitable so keep an eye on our website
4 Steps tosuccess
We recommend that businesses
Register on the Horizon Power Local and Aboriginal Business Register
Review the Horizon Power website and keep an eye on our Procurement Pipeline as well as on advertising platforms mentioned earlier
Have a functional website that is up to date with your business and contact information and represents your business services well
Update profiles like ABDWA ICNWA or Supply Nation with current contact and capabilities
1
2
3
4
What to do if asked to bid
Contact Horizon Power if you have any queries on how to respond
Respond in a timely manner or let us know if you cannot and you may consider requesting an extension
If there are a set of specific questions make sure you have demonstrated your businessrsquo capability and understanding of that question
Provide supporting information to evidence you are the right business for the job
1
2
3
4
Our objectiveValue for Money
All procurement activities at Horizon Power will be assessed on this basis which takes into account
Non-cost factors such as community benefits health safety and environmental factors and supplier performance history and capability
Horizon Powerrsquos budget and
Available prices
We recommend local businesses consider the principle of best Value-for-Money when preparing quotations or proposals to Horizon Power
Horizon Powerrsquos procurement outcomes must achieve best Value-for-Money
If you need further information
Broome
broomehorizonpowercomau2 McDaniel Road Broome
Kununurra
kununurrahorizonpowercomauCnr Messmate Way amp Victoria HighwayKununurra
Website
httpshorizonpowercomau
Please contact your local office
Questions
Thank you
- Slide Number 1
- Industry Development Division
- WA Industry Participation Strategy (WAIPS)
- WAIPS 2020 updates
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- Local Capability Fund
- COVID-19 Local Capability Fund rounds for 202021
- Local Capability Fund Rounds for 202021
- Your feedback is key
- What can you do
- Thank you
- Simon MarwickLocal Content AdviserKimberley
- Local Content Role
- What do we do
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Slide Number 21
- Slide Number 22
- Agenda
- Overview of Main Roads WA Kimberley Region
- Slide Number 25
- Main Roads Western AustraliaKimberley Region
- Kimberley ndash Program Delivery
- Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
- Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
- Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
- Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
- Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
- State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
- Commonwealth Government
- MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
- Thankyou for your attendanceGeneral Questions
- Working with the Department of Finance
- Slide Number 42
- Slide Number 43
- Slide Number 44
- Slide Number 45
- Slide Number 46
- Slide Number 47
- Slide Number 48
- Slide Number 49
- Slide Number 50
- Slide Number 51
- Slide Number 52
- Slide Number 53
- Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry
- Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
- Slide Number 56
- About Horizon Power
- About Horizon Power
- Slide Number 59
- Slide Number 60
- Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
- ProcurementKimberley region
- State Stimulus ProjectsProcurementKimberley region
- How you can supply to Horizon Power
- Slide Number 65
- How does Horizon Power find suppliers
- Regional amp Aboriginal Supplier Register
- Where to find information on Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
- Registrations for Specific Scopes
- 4 Steps tosuccess
- What to do if asked to bid
- Our objectiveValue for Money
- If you need further information
- Slide Number 74
- Slide Number 75
-
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
DFES Shade Structure and fencing Fitzroy $ 80000
Department of Justice Office Refit Broome $ 100000
Department of Justice Courthouse - Toilets and Footpaths Derby $ 35000
Main Roads Solar Panels Derby $ 250000
WACHS-Kimberley Morgue Upgrade Derby $ 440000
WACHS-Kimberley Birthing Suites Upgrage Broome $ 550000
WACHS-Kimberley Triage Redesign Fitzroy Crossing $ 330000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Balgo $ 300000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Bidyadanga $ 500000
WA Police Station upgrade and refurbishment Derby $ 1500000
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Looma $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Dampier Pennsular $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Bidyadanga $ 1500000
Department of Education Derby DHS - Structural works and Classroom Refresh Derby $ 400000
Department of Education Broome Primary School - Fire Remediation Broome TBD
Department of Education Classroom Refresh and structural repairs Wankgatjungka $ 260000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh Bayulu $ 260000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Looma $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Dampier Pennsular $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Bidyadanga $ 1500000
Advertising Subcontracting Opportunities
Want to work with Finance
Interested in maintenance
and minor works
Look into becoming prequalified under Financersquos Builders Prequalification Scheme
Register on Tenders WA
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Interested in works-related consultancies
Interested in minor and
capital works
Interested in being a
subcontractor on a large project
Contact the works panel management team on 6551 1787 or BMWProcurementServicesfinancewagovau
Register on Tenders WA for opportunities that might become available outside existing panels
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Register for the lsquoService Alliance 2012rsquo (SA12) arrangement that Finance uses for regional works contracts valued at less than $250000
Register on Tenders WA for opportunities that might become available outside SA12
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Keep an eye on Tenders WA and the local paper for opportunities
Promote yourself to potential head contractors
Interested in supplying goods and services
Keep an eye on Tenders WA
Investing in the Kimberley
Aboriginal Procurement Policybull 2020-21 FY Target is 3bull Capability building servicesbull Policy review and recommendations for new term
bull Aboriginal business consultation process Via Noongar Chamber of Commerce and Industry
bull ContactDepartment of Finance ndash Social Procurement Team
spifinancewagovau 6551 2475
Assistance for Aboriginal businesses
bull Capability building programs to be delivered to Aboriginalbusinesses and not-for-profit organisations across theState
bull Morrgul is the provider for the Great Southern and SouthWest regions
bull Provides Aboriginal business capability building contractservices including workshops and one-on-one mentoringsessions
ContactsKudzi Chigwanda Regional Manager ndash Northern Region
9194 9711 KudziChigwandafinancewagovau
Broome office (works)Woodyrsquos Arcade 15 Dampier Terrace
Gemma Bennett Senior Project Manager9194 9719 GemmaBennettfinancewagovau
wwwfinancewagovau
Kununurra office (works)Corner Messmate and Konkerberry Drive
Rod Chinnery Senior Project Office9166 7201 rodneychinneryfinancewagovau
Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry18th August Broome 19th August Derby
Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
I would like to show my respect and acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the Land
ndash the Nyikina people ndashtheir Elders past present and emerging on which this
meeting takes place
About Horizon Power
About Horizon Power
Horizon Power is a Government Trading Enterprise which generates distributes and retails electricity to more than 47000 connections
We supply electricity to more than 100000 residents and approx 8000 businesses in regional towns and communities across WA
Horizon Powerrsquos focus is to create value for future generations and to make a difference to the lives of people in the communities we serve
In regional WA we have 38 networks comprised of 36 microgrids and 2 interconnected systems
We do not operate in the South-West Interconnected System
Our Ambition
Delivering energy solutions for regional growth and vibrant communities
Our Guiding Principles
Horizon Power is committed to providing opportunities to local and Aboriginal businesses in alignment with our Strategy We apply our guiding principles to everything we do the way we work and the way we engage
Horizon Power views local community engagement as an essential part of being a responsible corporate citizen
Community Involvement
Listening creating and delivering together
Cleaner Greener
Improving our shared environment
Preference towards local people good and services
Regions First
Positive impact on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islands customers suppliers employees and communities
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commitment
Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
Horizon Power implements the State Governmentrsquos WA Industry Participation Strategy and Aboriginal Procurement Policy and actively seeks to ensure suitable opportunities are provided to local and Aboriginal businesses
Local Industry
Horizon Power
Aboriginal Business
Procurement
Kimberley region
Horizon Power procures the following types of goods and services in the Kimberley region
1 Vegetation management near power lines and electrical infrastructure
2 Civil works such as trenching
3 Operations and maintenance services such as cleaning general gardening freight and building maintenance
4 Security services
5 The installation of Electrical Vehicle charging points in Broome
State Stimulus Projects
Procurement
Kimberley region
The State Stimulus Projects that may source procurement in the Kimberley region include
1 Battery Energy Storage System in Broome and Yungngora
2 Broome Experience Centre
3 Kimberley Street Lights Upgrade
4 Kununurra Depot Refurbishment
5 Derby Solar Battery and LED streetlights
6 Aboriginal Community Embedded Networks Regularised electricity to 13 communities
Horizon Power has been awarded $574m in WA State Government stimulus funding to deliver six projects
How you can supply to Horizon Power
How you can supply to us
Horizon Power accepts registrations of interest from local and Aboriginal businesses through our website
Horizon Power may source directly from a business negotiate with a restricted list of businesses or engage in a competitive open market procurement process
WEBSITE OPEN MARKET | DIRECT | NEGOTIATE The process and specific requirements for a procurement depends on the type scope and value of the procurement
How does Horizon Power find suppliers
Horizon Power will research businesses using
Horizon Powerrsquos Regional and Aboriginal Supplier Database
Supply Nation - httpssupplynationorgau
Aboriginal Business Directory WA (ABDWA) httpswwwabdwacomau
Industry Capability Network WA (ICNWA) httpsgatewayicnorgau
Chamber of Commerce
Google Search
Local Knowledge
Regional amp Aboriginal
Supplier Register
Visit httpshorizonpowercomau
SuppliersRegional and Aboriginal
Contractors amp Suppliers
Supplier Registration
Shortcut to access the Supplier page On your smartphone open your camera and focus over the code above A pop up link will open in your image to take you straight to the supplier page on our website
Where to find information on
Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
Competitive tenders may be advertised on one or more of the following (other suggestions are welcome)
Tenders WA httpswwwtenderswagovau
Local newspapers (Kimberley Echo Broome Advertiser etc)
Social media LinkedIn and Twitter (HorizonPower_WA)
Chamber of Commerce and Industry amp various economic development platforms
Supply Nation Indigenous Business Market Place
Vendor Panel Coming soon
Horizon Powerrsquos Procurement Pipeline and more information on our procurements httpshorizonpowercomaucontractors-suppliers
Registrations for Specific Scopes
If you would like your business to be considered as a potential respondent register your interestRegistering will give your business better visibility but it is not compulsory in order to be considered
For specific projects or pieces of work we may advertise them on our Procurement Pipeline and ask prospective suppliers to register
We may use this for the stimulus funding projects where suitable so keep an eye on our website
4 Steps tosuccess
We recommend that businesses
Register on the Horizon Power Local and Aboriginal Business Register
Review the Horizon Power website and keep an eye on our Procurement Pipeline as well as on advertising platforms mentioned earlier
Have a functional website that is up to date with your business and contact information and represents your business services well
Update profiles like ABDWA ICNWA or Supply Nation with current contact and capabilities
1
2
3
4
What to do if asked to bid
Contact Horizon Power if you have any queries on how to respond
Respond in a timely manner or let us know if you cannot and you may consider requesting an extension
If there are a set of specific questions make sure you have demonstrated your businessrsquo capability and understanding of that question
Provide supporting information to evidence you are the right business for the job
1
2
3
4
Our objectiveValue for Money
All procurement activities at Horizon Power will be assessed on this basis which takes into account
Non-cost factors such as community benefits health safety and environmental factors and supplier performance history and capability
Horizon Powerrsquos budget and
Available prices
We recommend local businesses consider the principle of best Value-for-Money when preparing quotations or proposals to Horizon Power
Horizon Powerrsquos procurement outcomes must achieve best Value-for-Money
If you need further information
Broome
broomehorizonpowercomau2 McDaniel Road Broome
Kununurra
kununurrahorizonpowercomauCnr Messmate Way amp Victoria HighwayKununurra
Website
httpshorizonpowercomau
Please contact your local office
Questions
Thank you
- Slide Number 1
- Industry Development Division
- WA Industry Participation Strategy (WAIPS)
- WAIPS 2020 updates
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- Local Capability Fund
- COVID-19 Local Capability Fund rounds for 202021
- Local Capability Fund Rounds for 202021
- Your feedback is key
- What can you do
- Thank you
- Simon MarwickLocal Content AdviserKimberley
- Local Content Role
- What do we do
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Slide Number 21
- Slide Number 22
- Agenda
- Overview of Main Roads WA Kimberley Region
- Slide Number 25
- Main Roads Western AustraliaKimberley Region
- Kimberley ndash Program Delivery
- Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
- Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
- Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
- Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
- Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
- State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
- Commonwealth Government
- MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
- Thankyou for your attendanceGeneral Questions
- Working with the Department of Finance
- Slide Number 42
- Slide Number 43
- Slide Number 44
- Slide Number 45
- Slide Number 46
- Slide Number 47
- Slide Number 48
- Slide Number 49
- Slide Number 50
- Slide Number 51
- Slide Number 52
- Slide Number 53
- Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry
- Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
- Slide Number 56
- About Horizon Power
- About Horizon Power
- Slide Number 59
- Slide Number 60
- Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
- ProcurementKimberley region
- State Stimulus ProjectsProcurementKimberley region
- How you can supply to Horizon Power
- Slide Number 65
- How does Horizon Power find suppliers
- Regional amp Aboriginal Supplier Register
- Where to find information on Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
- Registrations for Specific Scopes
- 4 Steps tosuccess
- What to do if asked to bid
- Our objectiveValue for Money
- If you need further information
- Slide Number 74
- Slide Number 75
-
Upcoming (potential) works opportunitiesClient Works Description Location Budget
(Indicative)
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Looma $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Dampier Pennsular $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Bidyadanga $ 1500000
Department of Education Derby DHS - Structural works and Classroom Refresh Derby $ 400000
Department of Education Broome Primary School - Fire Remediation Broome TBD
Department of Education Classroom Refresh and structural repairs Wankgatjungka $ 260000
Department of Education Classroom Refresh Bayulu $ 260000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Looma $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Dampier Pennsular $ 1500000
WA Police HVAC Upgrade Bidyadanga $ 1500000
Advertising Subcontracting Opportunities
Want to work with Finance
Interested in maintenance
and minor works
Look into becoming prequalified under Financersquos Builders Prequalification Scheme
Register on Tenders WA
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Interested in works-related consultancies
Interested in minor and
capital works
Interested in being a
subcontractor on a large project
Contact the works panel management team on 6551 1787 or BMWProcurementServicesfinancewagovau
Register on Tenders WA for opportunities that might become available outside existing panels
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Register for the lsquoService Alliance 2012rsquo (SA12) arrangement that Finance uses for regional works contracts valued at less than $250000
Register on Tenders WA for opportunities that might become available outside SA12
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Keep an eye on Tenders WA and the local paper for opportunities
Promote yourself to potential head contractors
Interested in supplying goods and services
Keep an eye on Tenders WA
Investing in the Kimberley
Aboriginal Procurement Policybull 2020-21 FY Target is 3bull Capability building servicesbull Policy review and recommendations for new term
bull Aboriginal business consultation process Via Noongar Chamber of Commerce and Industry
bull ContactDepartment of Finance ndash Social Procurement Team
spifinancewagovau 6551 2475
Assistance for Aboriginal businesses
bull Capability building programs to be delivered to Aboriginalbusinesses and not-for-profit organisations across theState
bull Morrgul is the provider for the Great Southern and SouthWest regions
bull Provides Aboriginal business capability building contractservices including workshops and one-on-one mentoringsessions
ContactsKudzi Chigwanda Regional Manager ndash Northern Region
9194 9711 KudziChigwandafinancewagovau
Broome office (works)Woodyrsquos Arcade 15 Dampier Terrace
Gemma Bennett Senior Project Manager9194 9719 GemmaBennettfinancewagovau
wwwfinancewagovau
Kununurra office (works)Corner Messmate and Konkerberry Drive
Rod Chinnery Senior Project Office9166 7201 rodneychinneryfinancewagovau
Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry18th August Broome 19th August Derby
Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
I would like to show my respect and acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the Land
ndash the Nyikina people ndashtheir Elders past present and emerging on which this
meeting takes place
About Horizon Power
About Horizon Power
Horizon Power is a Government Trading Enterprise which generates distributes and retails electricity to more than 47000 connections
We supply electricity to more than 100000 residents and approx 8000 businesses in regional towns and communities across WA
Horizon Powerrsquos focus is to create value for future generations and to make a difference to the lives of people in the communities we serve
In regional WA we have 38 networks comprised of 36 microgrids and 2 interconnected systems
We do not operate in the South-West Interconnected System
Our Ambition
Delivering energy solutions for regional growth and vibrant communities
Our Guiding Principles
Horizon Power is committed to providing opportunities to local and Aboriginal businesses in alignment with our Strategy We apply our guiding principles to everything we do the way we work and the way we engage
Horizon Power views local community engagement as an essential part of being a responsible corporate citizen
Community Involvement
Listening creating and delivering together
Cleaner Greener
Improving our shared environment
Preference towards local people good and services
Regions First
Positive impact on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islands customers suppliers employees and communities
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commitment
Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
Horizon Power implements the State Governmentrsquos WA Industry Participation Strategy and Aboriginal Procurement Policy and actively seeks to ensure suitable opportunities are provided to local and Aboriginal businesses
Local Industry
Horizon Power
Aboriginal Business
Procurement
Kimberley region
Horizon Power procures the following types of goods and services in the Kimberley region
1 Vegetation management near power lines and electrical infrastructure
2 Civil works such as trenching
3 Operations and maintenance services such as cleaning general gardening freight and building maintenance
4 Security services
5 The installation of Electrical Vehicle charging points in Broome
State Stimulus Projects
Procurement
Kimberley region
The State Stimulus Projects that may source procurement in the Kimberley region include
1 Battery Energy Storage System in Broome and Yungngora
2 Broome Experience Centre
3 Kimberley Street Lights Upgrade
4 Kununurra Depot Refurbishment
5 Derby Solar Battery and LED streetlights
6 Aboriginal Community Embedded Networks Regularised electricity to 13 communities
Horizon Power has been awarded $574m in WA State Government stimulus funding to deliver six projects
How you can supply to Horizon Power
How you can supply to us
Horizon Power accepts registrations of interest from local and Aboriginal businesses through our website
Horizon Power may source directly from a business negotiate with a restricted list of businesses or engage in a competitive open market procurement process
WEBSITE OPEN MARKET | DIRECT | NEGOTIATE The process and specific requirements for a procurement depends on the type scope and value of the procurement
How does Horizon Power find suppliers
Horizon Power will research businesses using
Horizon Powerrsquos Regional and Aboriginal Supplier Database
Supply Nation - httpssupplynationorgau
Aboriginal Business Directory WA (ABDWA) httpswwwabdwacomau
Industry Capability Network WA (ICNWA) httpsgatewayicnorgau
Chamber of Commerce
Google Search
Local Knowledge
Regional amp Aboriginal
Supplier Register
Visit httpshorizonpowercomau
SuppliersRegional and Aboriginal
Contractors amp Suppliers
Supplier Registration
Shortcut to access the Supplier page On your smartphone open your camera and focus over the code above A pop up link will open in your image to take you straight to the supplier page on our website
Where to find information on
Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
Competitive tenders may be advertised on one or more of the following (other suggestions are welcome)
Tenders WA httpswwwtenderswagovau
Local newspapers (Kimberley Echo Broome Advertiser etc)
Social media LinkedIn and Twitter (HorizonPower_WA)
Chamber of Commerce and Industry amp various economic development platforms
Supply Nation Indigenous Business Market Place
Vendor Panel Coming soon
Horizon Powerrsquos Procurement Pipeline and more information on our procurements httpshorizonpowercomaucontractors-suppliers
Registrations for Specific Scopes
If you would like your business to be considered as a potential respondent register your interestRegistering will give your business better visibility but it is not compulsory in order to be considered
For specific projects or pieces of work we may advertise them on our Procurement Pipeline and ask prospective suppliers to register
We may use this for the stimulus funding projects where suitable so keep an eye on our website
4 Steps tosuccess
We recommend that businesses
Register on the Horizon Power Local and Aboriginal Business Register
Review the Horizon Power website and keep an eye on our Procurement Pipeline as well as on advertising platforms mentioned earlier
Have a functional website that is up to date with your business and contact information and represents your business services well
Update profiles like ABDWA ICNWA or Supply Nation with current contact and capabilities
1
2
3
4
What to do if asked to bid
Contact Horizon Power if you have any queries on how to respond
Respond in a timely manner or let us know if you cannot and you may consider requesting an extension
If there are a set of specific questions make sure you have demonstrated your businessrsquo capability and understanding of that question
Provide supporting information to evidence you are the right business for the job
1
2
3
4
Our objectiveValue for Money
All procurement activities at Horizon Power will be assessed on this basis which takes into account
Non-cost factors such as community benefits health safety and environmental factors and supplier performance history and capability
Horizon Powerrsquos budget and
Available prices
We recommend local businesses consider the principle of best Value-for-Money when preparing quotations or proposals to Horizon Power
Horizon Powerrsquos procurement outcomes must achieve best Value-for-Money
If you need further information
Broome
broomehorizonpowercomau2 McDaniel Road Broome
Kununurra
kununurrahorizonpowercomauCnr Messmate Way amp Victoria HighwayKununurra
Website
httpshorizonpowercomau
Please contact your local office
Questions
Thank you
- Slide Number 1
- Industry Development Division
- WA Industry Participation Strategy (WAIPS)
- WAIPS 2020 updates
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- Local Capability Fund
- COVID-19 Local Capability Fund rounds for 202021
- Local Capability Fund Rounds for 202021
- Your feedback is key
- What can you do
- Thank you
- Simon MarwickLocal Content AdviserKimberley
- Local Content Role
- What do we do
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Slide Number 21
- Slide Number 22
- Agenda
- Overview of Main Roads WA Kimberley Region
- Slide Number 25
- Main Roads Western AustraliaKimberley Region
- Kimberley ndash Program Delivery
- Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
- Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
- Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
- Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
- Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
- State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
- Commonwealth Government
- MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
- Thankyou for your attendanceGeneral Questions
- Working with the Department of Finance
- Slide Number 42
- Slide Number 43
- Slide Number 44
- Slide Number 45
- Slide Number 46
- Slide Number 47
- Slide Number 48
- Slide Number 49
- Slide Number 50
- Slide Number 51
- Slide Number 52
- Slide Number 53
- Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry
- Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
- Slide Number 56
- About Horizon Power
- About Horizon Power
- Slide Number 59
- Slide Number 60
- Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
- ProcurementKimberley region
- State Stimulus ProjectsProcurementKimberley region
- How you can supply to Horizon Power
- Slide Number 65
- How does Horizon Power find suppliers
- Regional amp Aboriginal Supplier Register
- Where to find information on Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
- Registrations for Specific Scopes
- 4 Steps tosuccess
- What to do if asked to bid
- Our objectiveValue for Money
- If you need further information
- Slide Number 74
- Slide Number 75
-
Advertising Subcontracting Opportunities
Want to work with Finance
Interested in maintenance
and minor works
Look into becoming prequalified under Financersquos Builders Prequalification Scheme
Register on Tenders WA
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Interested in works-related consultancies
Interested in minor and
capital works
Interested in being a
subcontractor on a large project
Contact the works panel management team on 6551 1787 or BMWProcurementServicesfinancewagovau
Register on Tenders WA for opportunities that might become available outside existing panels
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Register for the lsquoService Alliance 2012rsquo (SA12) arrangement that Finance uses for regional works contracts valued at less than $250000
Register on Tenders WA for opportunities that might become available outside SA12
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Keep an eye on Tenders WA and the local paper for opportunities
Promote yourself to potential head contractors
Interested in supplying goods and services
Keep an eye on Tenders WA
Investing in the Kimberley
Aboriginal Procurement Policybull 2020-21 FY Target is 3bull Capability building servicesbull Policy review and recommendations for new term
bull Aboriginal business consultation process Via Noongar Chamber of Commerce and Industry
bull ContactDepartment of Finance ndash Social Procurement Team
spifinancewagovau 6551 2475
Assistance for Aboriginal businesses
bull Capability building programs to be delivered to Aboriginalbusinesses and not-for-profit organisations across theState
bull Morrgul is the provider for the Great Southern and SouthWest regions
bull Provides Aboriginal business capability building contractservices including workshops and one-on-one mentoringsessions
ContactsKudzi Chigwanda Regional Manager ndash Northern Region
9194 9711 KudziChigwandafinancewagovau
Broome office (works)Woodyrsquos Arcade 15 Dampier Terrace
Gemma Bennett Senior Project Manager9194 9719 GemmaBennettfinancewagovau
wwwfinancewagovau
Kununurra office (works)Corner Messmate and Konkerberry Drive
Rod Chinnery Senior Project Office9166 7201 rodneychinneryfinancewagovau
Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry18th August Broome 19th August Derby
Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
I would like to show my respect and acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the Land
ndash the Nyikina people ndashtheir Elders past present and emerging on which this
meeting takes place
About Horizon Power
About Horizon Power
Horizon Power is a Government Trading Enterprise which generates distributes and retails electricity to more than 47000 connections
We supply electricity to more than 100000 residents and approx 8000 businesses in regional towns and communities across WA
Horizon Powerrsquos focus is to create value for future generations and to make a difference to the lives of people in the communities we serve
In regional WA we have 38 networks comprised of 36 microgrids and 2 interconnected systems
We do not operate in the South-West Interconnected System
Our Ambition
Delivering energy solutions for regional growth and vibrant communities
Our Guiding Principles
Horizon Power is committed to providing opportunities to local and Aboriginal businesses in alignment with our Strategy We apply our guiding principles to everything we do the way we work and the way we engage
Horizon Power views local community engagement as an essential part of being a responsible corporate citizen
Community Involvement
Listening creating and delivering together
Cleaner Greener
Improving our shared environment
Preference towards local people good and services
Regions First
Positive impact on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islands customers suppliers employees and communities
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commitment
Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
Horizon Power implements the State Governmentrsquos WA Industry Participation Strategy and Aboriginal Procurement Policy and actively seeks to ensure suitable opportunities are provided to local and Aboriginal businesses
Local Industry
Horizon Power
Aboriginal Business
Procurement
Kimberley region
Horizon Power procures the following types of goods and services in the Kimberley region
1 Vegetation management near power lines and electrical infrastructure
2 Civil works such as trenching
3 Operations and maintenance services such as cleaning general gardening freight and building maintenance
4 Security services
5 The installation of Electrical Vehicle charging points in Broome
State Stimulus Projects
Procurement
Kimberley region
The State Stimulus Projects that may source procurement in the Kimberley region include
1 Battery Energy Storage System in Broome and Yungngora
2 Broome Experience Centre
3 Kimberley Street Lights Upgrade
4 Kununurra Depot Refurbishment
5 Derby Solar Battery and LED streetlights
6 Aboriginal Community Embedded Networks Regularised electricity to 13 communities
Horizon Power has been awarded $574m in WA State Government stimulus funding to deliver six projects
How you can supply to Horizon Power
How you can supply to us
Horizon Power accepts registrations of interest from local and Aboriginal businesses through our website
Horizon Power may source directly from a business negotiate with a restricted list of businesses or engage in a competitive open market procurement process
WEBSITE OPEN MARKET | DIRECT | NEGOTIATE The process and specific requirements for a procurement depends on the type scope and value of the procurement
How does Horizon Power find suppliers
Horizon Power will research businesses using
Horizon Powerrsquos Regional and Aboriginal Supplier Database
Supply Nation - httpssupplynationorgau
Aboriginal Business Directory WA (ABDWA) httpswwwabdwacomau
Industry Capability Network WA (ICNWA) httpsgatewayicnorgau
Chamber of Commerce
Google Search
Local Knowledge
Regional amp Aboriginal
Supplier Register
Visit httpshorizonpowercomau
SuppliersRegional and Aboriginal
Contractors amp Suppliers
Supplier Registration
Shortcut to access the Supplier page On your smartphone open your camera and focus over the code above A pop up link will open in your image to take you straight to the supplier page on our website
Where to find information on
Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
Competitive tenders may be advertised on one or more of the following (other suggestions are welcome)
Tenders WA httpswwwtenderswagovau
Local newspapers (Kimberley Echo Broome Advertiser etc)
Social media LinkedIn and Twitter (HorizonPower_WA)
Chamber of Commerce and Industry amp various economic development platforms
Supply Nation Indigenous Business Market Place
Vendor Panel Coming soon
Horizon Powerrsquos Procurement Pipeline and more information on our procurements httpshorizonpowercomaucontractors-suppliers
Registrations for Specific Scopes
If you would like your business to be considered as a potential respondent register your interestRegistering will give your business better visibility but it is not compulsory in order to be considered
For specific projects or pieces of work we may advertise them on our Procurement Pipeline and ask prospective suppliers to register
We may use this for the stimulus funding projects where suitable so keep an eye on our website
4 Steps tosuccess
We recommend that businesses
Register on the Horizon Power Local and Aboriginal Business Register
Review the Horizon Power website and keep an eye on our Procurement Pipeline as well as on advertising platforms mentioned earlier
Have a functional website that is up to date with your business and contact information and represents your business services well
Update profiles like ABDWA ICNWA or Supply Nation with current contact and capabilities
1
2
3
4
What to do if asked to bid
Contact Horizon Power if you have any queries on how to respond
Respond in a timely manner or let us know if you cannot and you may consider requesting an extension
If there are a set of specific questions make sure you have demonstrated your businessrsquo capability and understanding of that question
Provide supporting information to evidence you are the right business for the job
1
2
3
4
Our objectiveValue for Money
All procurement activities at Horizon Power will be assessed on this basis which takes into account
Non-cost factors such as community benefits health safety and environmental factors and supplier performance history and capability
Horizon Powerrsquos budget and
Available prices
We recommend local businesses consider the principle of best Value-for-Money when preparing quotations or proposals to Horizon Power
Horizon Powerrsquos procurement outcomes must achieve best Value-for-Money
If you need further information
Broome
broomehorizonpowercomau2 McDaniel Road Broome
Kununurra
kununurrahorizonpowercomauCnr Messmate Way amp Victoria HighwayKununurra
Website
httpshorizonpowercomau
Please contact your local office
Questions
Thank you
- Slide Number 1
- Industry Development Division
- WA Industry Participation Strategy (WAIPS)
- WAIPS 2020 updates
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- Local Capability Fund
- COVID-19 Local Capability Fund rounds for 202021
- Local Capability Fund Rounds for 202021
- Your feedback is key
- What can you do
- Thank you
- Simon MarwickLocal Content AdviserKimberley
- Local Content Role
- What do we do
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Slide Number 21
- Slide Number 22
- Agenda
- Overview of Main Roads WA Kimberley Region
- Slide Number 25
- Main Roads Western AustraliaKimberley Region
- Kimberley ndash Program Delivery
- Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
- Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
- Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
- Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
- Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
- State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
- Commonwealth Government
- MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
- Thankyou for your attendanceGeneral Questions
- Working with the Department of Finance
- Slide Number 42
- Slide Number 43
- Slide Number 44
- Slide Number 45
- Slide Number 46
- Slide Number 47
- Slide Number 48
- Slide Number 49
- Slide Number 50
- Slide Number 51
- Slide Number 52
- Slide Number 53
- Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry
- Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
- Slide Number 56
- About Horizon Power
- About Horizon Power
- Slide Number 59
- Slide Number 60
- Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
- ProcurementKimberley region
- State Stimulus ProjectsProcurementKimberley region
- How you can supply to Horizon Power
- Slide Number 65
- How does Horizon Power find suppliers
- Regional amp Aboriginal Supplier Register
- Where to find information on Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
- Registrations for Specific Scopes
- 4 Steps tosuccess
- What to do if asked to bid
- Our objectiveValue for Money
- If you need further information
- Slide Number 74
- Slide Number 75
-
Want to work with Finance
Interested in maintenance
and minor works
Look into becoming prequalified under Financersquos Builders Prequalification Scheme
Register on Tenders WA
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Interested in works-related consultancies
Interested in minor and
capital works
Interested in being a
subcontractor on a large project
Contact the works panel management team on 6551 1787 or BMWProcurementServicesfinancewagovau
Register on Tenders WA for opportunities that might become available outside existing panels
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Register for the lsquoService Alliance 2012rsquo (SA12) arrangement that Finance uses for regional works contracts valued at less than $250000
Register on Tenders WA for opportunities that might become available outside SA12
Come into your local Finance regional office and meet the team
Keep an eye on Tenders WA and the local paper for opportunities
Promote yourself to potential head contractors
Interested in supplying goods and services
Keep an eye on Tenders WA
Investing in the Kimberley
Aboriginal Procurement Policybull 2020-21 FY Target is 3bull Capability building servicesbull Policy review and recommendations for new term
bull Aboriginal business consultation process Via Noongar Chamber of Commerce and Industry
bull ContactDepartment of Finance ndash Social Procurement Team
spifinancewagovau 6551 2475
Assistance for Aboriginal businesses
bull Capability building programs to be delivered to Aboriginalbusinesses and not-for-profit organisations across theState
bull Morrgul is the provider for the Great Southern and SouthWest regions
bull Provides Aboriginal business capability building contractservices including workshops and one-on-one mentoringsessions
ContactsKudzi Chigwanda Regional Manager ndash Northern Region
9194 9711 KudziChigwandafinancewagovau
Broome office (works)Woodyrsquos Arcade 15 Dampier Terrace
Gemma Bennett Senior Project Manager9194 9719 GemmaBennettfinancewagovau
wwwfinancewagovau
Kununurra office (works)Corner Messmate and Konkerberry Drive
Rod Chinnery Senior Project Office9166 7201 rodneychinneryfinancewagovau
Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry18th August Broome 19th August Derby
Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
I would like to show my respect and acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the Land
ndash the Nyikina people ndashtheir Elders past present and emerging on which this
meeting takes place
About Horizon Power
About Horizon Power
Horizon Power is a Government Trading Enterprise which generates distributes and retails electricity to more than 47000 connections
We supply electricity to more than 100000 residents and approx 8000 businesses in regional towns and communities across WA
Horizon Powerrsquos focus is to create value for future generations and to make a difference to the lives of people in the communities we serve
In regional WA we have 38 networks comprised of 36 microgrids and 2 interconnected systems
We do not operate in the South-West Interconnected System
Our Ambition
Delivering energy solutions for regional growth and vibrant communities
Our Guiding Principles
Horizon Power is committed to providing opportunities to local and Aboriginal businesses in alignment with our Strategy We apply our guiding principles to everything we do the way we work and the way we engage
Horizon Power views local community engagement as an essential part of being a responsible corporate citizen
Community Involvement
Listening creating and delivering together
Cleaner Greener
Improving our shared environment
Preference towards local people good and services
Regions First
Positive impact on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islands customers suppliers employees and communities
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commitment
Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
Horizon Power implements the State Governmentrsquos WA Industry Participation Strategy and Aboriginal Procurement Policy and actively seeks to ensure suitable opportunities are provided to local and Aboriginal businesses
Local Industry
Horizon Power
Aboriginal Business
Procurement
Kimberley region
Horizon Power procures the following types of goods and services in the Kimberley region
1 Vegetation management near power lines and electrical infrastructure
2 Civil works such as trenching
3 Operations and maintenance services such as cleaning general gardening freight and building maintenance
4 Security services
5 The installation of Electrical Vehicle charging points in Broome
State Stimulus Projects
Procurement
Kimberley region
The State Stimulus Projects that may source procurement in the Kimberley region include
1 Battery Energy Storage System in Broome and Yungngora
2 Broome Experience Centre
3 Kimberley Street Lights Upgrade
4 Kununurra Depot Refurbishment
5 Derby Solar Battery and LED streetlights
6 Aboriginal Community Embedded Networks Regularised electricity to 13 communities
Horizon Power has been awarded $574m in WA State Government stimulus funding to deliver six projects
How you can supply to Horizon Power
How you can supply to us
Horizon Power accepts registrations of interest from local and Aboriginal businesses through our website
Horizon Power may source directly from a business negotiate with a restricted list of businesses or engage in a competitive open market procurement process
WEBSITE OPEN MARKET | DIRECT | NEGOTIATE The process and specific requirements for a procurement depends on the type scope and value of the procurement
How does Horizon Power find suppliers
Horizon Power will research businesses using
Horizon Powerrsquos Regional and Aboriginal Supplier Database
Supply Nation - httpssupplynationorgau
Aboriginal Business Directory WA (ABDWA) httpswwwabdwacomau
Industry Capability Network WA (ICNWA) httpsgatewayicnorgau
Chamber of Commerce
Google Search
Local Knowledge
Regional amp Aboriginal
Supplier Register
Visit httpshorizonpowercomau
SuppliersRegional and Aboriginal
Contractors amp Suppliers
Supplier Registration
Shortcut to access the Supplier page On your smartphone open your camera and focus over the code above A pop up link will open in your image to take you straight to the supplier page on our website
Where to find information on
Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
Competitive tenders may be advertised on one or more of the following (other suggestions are welcome)
Tenders WA httpswwwtenderswagovau
Local newspapers (Kimberley Echo Broome Advertiser etc)
Social media LinkedIn and Twitter (HorizonPower_WA)
Chamber of Commerce and Industry amp various economic development platforms
Supply Nation Indigenous Business Market Place
Vendor Panel Coming soon
Horizon Powerrsquos Procurement Pipeline and more information on our procurements httpshorizonpowercomaucontractors-suppliers
Registrations for Specific Scopes
If you would like your business to be considered as a potential respondent register your interestRegistering will give your business better visibility but it is not compulsory in order to be considered
For specific projects or pieces of work we may advertise them on our Procurement Pipeline and ask prospective suppliers to register
We may use this for the stimulus funding projects where suitable so keep an eye on our website
4 Steps tosuccess
We recommend that businesses
Register on the Horizon Power Local and Aboriginal Business Register
Review the Horizon Power website and keep an eye on our Procurement Pipeline as well as on advertising platforms mentioned earlier
Have a functional website that is up to date with your business and contact information and represents your business services well
Update profiles like ABDWA ICNWA or Supply Nation with current contact and capabilities
1
2
3
4
What to do if asked to bid
Contact Horizon Power if you have any queries on how to respond
Respond in a timely manner or let us know if you cannot and you may consider requesting an extension
If there are a set of specific questions make sure you have demonstrated your businessrsquo capability and understanding of that question
Provide supporting information to evidence you are the right business for the job
1
2
3
4
Our objectiveValue for Money
All procurement activities at Horizon Power will be assessed on this basis which takes into account
Non-cost factors such as community benefits health safety and environmental factors and supplier performance history and capability
Horizon Powerrsquos budget and
Available prices
We recommend local businesses consider the principle of best Value-for-Money when preparing quotations or proposals to Horizon Power
Horizon Powerrsquos procurement outcomes must achieve best Value-for-Money
If you need further information
Broome
broomehorizonpowercomau2 McDaniel Road Broome
Kununurra
kununurrahorizonpowercomauCnr Messmate Way amp Victoria HighwayKununurra
Website
httpshorizonpowercomau
Please contact your local office
Questions
Thank you
- Slide Number 1
- Industry Development Division
- WA Industry Participation Strategy (WAIPS)
- WAIPS 2020 updates
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- Local Capability Fund
- COVID-19 Local Capability Fund rounds for 202021
- Local Capability Fund Rounds for 202021
- Your feedback is key
- What can you do
- Thank you
- Simon MarwickLocal Content AdviserKimberley
- Local Content Role
- What do we do
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Slide Number 21
- Slide Number 22
- Agenda
- Overview of Main Roads WA Kimberley Region
- Slide Number 25
- Main Roads Western AustraliaKimberley Region
- Kimberley ndash Program Delivery
- Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
- Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
- Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
- Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
- Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
- State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
- Commonwealth Government
- MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
- Thankyou for your attendanceGeneral Questions
- Working with the Department of Finance
- Slide Number 42
- Slide Number 43
- Slide Number 44
- Slide Number 45
- Slide Number 46
- Slide Number 47
- Slide Number 48
- Slide Number 49
- Slide Number 50
- Slide Number 51
- Slide Number 52
- Slide Number 53
- Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry
- Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
- Slide Number 56
- About Horizon Power
- About Horizon Power
- Slide Number 59
- Slide Number 60
- Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
- ProcurementKimberley region
- State Stimulus ProjectsProcurementKimberley region
- How you can supply to Horizon Power
- Slide Number 65
- How does Horizon Power find suppliers
- Regional amp Aboriginal Supplier Register
- Where to find information on Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
- Registrations for Specific Scopes
- 4 Steps tosuccess
- What to do if asked to bid
- Our objectiveValue for Money
- If you need further information
- Slide Number 74
- Slide Number 75
-
Investing in the Kimberley
Aboriginal Procurement Policybull 2020-21 FY Target is 3bull Capability building servicesbull Policy review and recommendations for new term
bull Aboriginal business consultation process Via Noongar Chamber of Commerce and Industry
bull ContactDepartment of Finance ndash Social Procurement Team
spifinancewagovau 6551 2475
Assistance for Aboriginal businesses
bull Capability building programs to be delivered to Aboriginalbusinesses and not-for-profit organisations across theState
bull Morrgul is the provider for the Great Southern and SouthWest regions
bull Provides Aboriginal business capability building contractservices including workshops and one-on-one mentoringsessions
ContactsKudzi Chigwanda Regional Manager ndash Northern Region
9194 9711 KudziChigwandafinancewagovau
Broome office (works)Woodyrsquos Arcade 15 Dampier Terrace
Gemma Bennett Senior Project Manager9194 9719 GemmaBennettfinancewagovau
wwwfinancewagovau
Kununurra office (works)Corner Messmate and Konkerberry Drive
Rod Chinnery Senior Project Office9166 7201 rodneychinneryfinancewagovau
Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry18th August Broome 19th August Derby
Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
I would like to show my respect and acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the Land
ndash the Nyikina people ndashtheir Elders past present and emerging on which this
meeting takes place
About Horizon Power
About Horizon Power
Horizon Power is a Government Trading Enterprise which generates distributes and retails electricity to more than 47000 connections
We supply electricity to more than 100000 residents and approx 8000 businesses in regional towns and communities across WA
Horizon Powerrsquos focus is to create value for future generations and to make a difference to the lives of people in the communities we serve
In regional WA we have 38 networks comprised of 36 microgrids and 2 interconnected systems
We do not operate in the South-West Interconnected System
Our Ambition
Delivering energy solutions for regional growth and vibrant communities
Our Guiding Principles
Horizon Power is committed to providing opportunities to local and Aboriginal businesses in alignment with our Strategy We apply our guiding principles to everything we do the way we work and the way we engage
Horizon Power views local community engagement as an essential part of being a responsible corporate citizen
Community Involvement
Listening creating and delivering together
Cleaner Greener
Improving our shared environment
Preference towards local people good and services
Regions First
Positive impact on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islands customers suppliers employees and communities
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commitment
Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
Horizon Power implements the State Governmentrsquos WA Industry Participation Strategy and Aboriginal Procurement Policy and actively seeks to ensure suitable opportunities are provided to local and Aboriginal businesses
Local Industry
Horizon Power
Aboriginal Business
Procurement
Kimberley region
Horizon Power procures the following types of goods and services in the Kimberley region
1 Vegetation management near power lines and electrical infrastructure
2 Civil works such as trenching
3 Operations and maintenance services such as cleaning general gardening freight and building maintenance
4 Security services
5 The installation of Electrical Vehicle charging points in Broome
State Stimulus Projects
Procurement
Kimberley region
The State Stimulus Projects that may source procurement in the Kimberley region include
1 Battery Energy Storage System in Broome and Yungngora
2 Broome Experience Centre
3 Kimberley Street Lights Upgrade
4 Kununurra Depot Refurbishment
5 Derby Solar Battery and LED streetlights
6 Aboriginal Community Embedded Networks Regularised electricity to 13 communities
Horizon Power has been awarded $574m in WA State Government stimulus funding to deliver six projects
How you can supply to Horizon Power
How you can supply to us
Horizon Power accepts registrations of interest from local and Aboriginal businesses through our website
Horizon Power may source directly from a business negotiate with a restricted list of businesses or engage in a competitive open market procurement process
WEBSITE OPEN MARKET | DIRECT | NEGOTIATE The process and specific requirements for a procurement depends on the type scope and value of the procurement
How does Horizon Power find suppliers
Horizon Power will research businesses using
Horizon Powerrsquos Regional and Aboriginal Supplier Database
Supply Nation - httpssupplynationorgau
Aboriginal Business Directory WA (ABDWA) httpswwwabdwacomau
Industry Capability Network WA (ICNWA) httpsgatewayicnorgau
Chamber of Commerce
Google Search
Local Knowledge
Regional amp Aboriginal
Supplier Register
Visit httpshorizonpowercomau
SuppliersRegional and Aboriginal
Contractors amp Suppliers
Supplier Registration
Shortcut to access the Supplier page On your smartphone open your camera and focus over the code above A pop up link will open in your image to take you straight to the supplier page on our website
Where to find information on
Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
Competitive tenders may be advertised on one or more of the following (other suggestions are welcome)
Tenders WA httpswwwtenderswagovau
Local newspapers (Kimberley Echo Broome Advertiser etc)
Social media LinkedIn and Twitter (HorizonPower_WA)
Chamber of Commerce and Industry amp various economic development platforms
Supply Nation Indigenous Business Market Place
Vendor Panel Coming soon
Horizon Powerrsquos Procurement Pipeline and more information on our procurements httpshorizonpowercomaucontractors-suppliers
Registrations for Specific Scopes
If you would like your business to be considered as a potential respondent register your interestRegistering will give your business better visibility but it is not compulsory in order to be considered
For specific projects or pieces of work we may advertise them on our Procurement Pipeline and ask prospective suppliers to register
We may use this for the stimulus funding projects where suitable so keep an eye on our website
4 Steps tosuccess
We recommend that businesses
Register on the Horizon Power Local and Aboriginal Business Register
Review the Horizon Power website and keep an eye on our Procurement Pipeline as well as on advertising platforms mentioned earlier
Have a functional website that is up to date with your business and contact information and represents your business services well
Update profiles like ABDWA ICNWA or Supply Nation with current contact and capabilities
1
2
3
4
What to do if asked to bid
Contact Horizon Power if you have any queries on how to respond
Respond in a timely manner or let us know if you cannot and you may consider requesting an extension
If there are a set of specific questions make sure you have demonstrated your businessrsquo capability and understanding of that question
Provide supporting information to evidence you are the right business for the job
1
2
3
4
Our objectiveValue for Money
All procurement activities at Horizon Power will be assessed on this basis which takes into account
Non-cost factors such as community benefits health safety and environmental factors and supplier performance history and capability
Horizon Powerrsquos budget and
Available prices
We recommend local businesses consider the principle of best Value-for-Money when preparing quotations or proposals to Horizon Power
Horizon Powerrsquos procurement outcomes must achieve best Value-for-Money
If you need further information
Broome
broomehorizonpowercomau2 McDaniel Road Broome
Kununurra
kununurrahorizonpowercomauCnr Messmate Way amp Victoria HighwayKununurra
Website
httpshorizonpowercomau
Please contact your local office
Questions
Thank you
- Slide Number 1
- Industry Development Division
- WA Industry Participation Strategy (WAIPS)
- WAIPS 2020 updates
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- Local Capability Fund
- COVID-19 Local Capability Fund rounds for 202021
- Local Capability Fund Rounds for 202021
- Your feedback is key
- What can you do
- Thank you
- Simon MarwickLocal Content AdviserKimberley
- Local Content Role
- What do we do
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Slide Number 21
- Slide Number 22
- Agenda
- Overview of Main Roads WA Kimberley Region
- Slide Number 25
- Main Roads Western AustraliaKimberley Region
- Kimberley ndash Program Delivery
- Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
- Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
- Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
- Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
- Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
- State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
- Commonwealth Government
- MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
- Thankyou for your attendanceGeneral Questions
- Working with the Department of Finance
- Slide Number 42
- Slide Number 43
- Slide Number 44
- Slide Number 45
- Slide Number 46
- Slide Number 47
- Slide Number 48
- Slide Number 49
- Slide Number 50
- Slide Number 51
- Slide Number 52
- Slide Number 53
- Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry
- Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
- Slide Number 56
- About Horizon Power
- About Horizon Power
- Slide Number 59
- Slide Number 60
- Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
- ProcurementKimberley region
- State Stimulus ProjectsProcurementKimberley region
- How you can supply to Horizon Power
- Slide Number 65
- How does Horizon Power find suppliers
- Regional amp Aboriginal Supplier Register
- Where to find information on Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
- Registrations for Specific Scopes
- 4 Steps tosuccess
- What to do if asked to bid
- Our objectiveValue for Money
- If you need further information
- Slide Number 74
- Slide Number 75
-
Aboriginal Procurement Policybull 2020-21 FY Target is 3bull Capability building servicesbull Policy review and recommendations for new term
bull Aboriginal business consultation process Via Noongar Chamber of Commerce and Industry
bull ContactDepartment of Finance ndash Social Procurement Team
spifinancewagovau 6551 2475
Assistance for Aboriginal businesses
bull Capability building programs to be delivered to Aboriginalbusinesses and not-for-profit organisations across theState
bull Morrgul is the provider for the Great Southern and SouthWest regions
bull Provides Aboriginal business capability building contractservices including workshops and one-on-one mentoringsessions
ContactsKudzi Chigwanda Regional Manager ndash Northern Region
9194 9711 KudziChigwandafinancewagovau
Broome office (works)Woodyrsquos Arcade 15 Dampier Terrace
Gemma Bennett Senior Project Manager9194 9719 GemmaBennettfinancewagovau
wwwfinancewagovau
Kununurra office (works)Corner Messmate and Konkerberry Drive
Rod Chinnery Senior Project Office9166 7201 rodneychinneryfinancewagovau
Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry18th August Broome 19th August Derby
Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
I would like to show my respect and acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the Land
ndash the Nyikina people ndashtheir Elders past present and emerging on which this
meeting takes place
About Horizon Power
About Horizon Power
Horizon Power is a Government Trading Enterprise which generates distributes and retails electricity to more than 47000 connections
We supply electricity to more than 100000 residents and approx 8000 businesses in regional towns and communities across WA
Horizon Powerrsquos focus is to create value for future generations and to make a difference to the lives of people in the communities we serve
In regional WA we have 38 networks comprised of 36 microgrids and 2 interconnected systems
We do not operate in the South-West Interconnected System
Our Ambition
Delivering energy solutions for regional growth and vibrant communities
Our Guiding Principles
Horizon Power is committed to providing opportunities to local and Aboriginal businesses in alignment with our Strategy We apply our guiding principles to everything we do the way we work and the way we engage
Horizon Power views local community engagement as an essential part of being a responsible corporate citizen
Community Involvement
Listening creating and delivering together
Cleaner Greener
Improving our shared environment
Preference towards local people good and services
Regions First
Positive impact on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islands customers suppliers employees and communities
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commitment
Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
Horizon Power implements the State Governmentrsquos WA Industry Participation Strategy and Aboriginal Procurement Policy and actively seeks to ensure suitable opportunities are provided to local and Aboriginal businesses
Local Industry
Horizon Power
Aboriginal Business
Procurement
Kimberley region
Horizon Power procures the following types of goods and services in the Kimberley region
1 Vegetation management near power lines and electrical infrastructure
2 Civil works such as trenching
3 Operations and maintenance services such as cleaning general gardening freight and building maintenance
4 Security services
5 The installation of Electrical Vehicle charging points in Broome
State Stimulus Projects
Procurement
Kimberley region
The State Stimulus Projects that may source procurement in the Kimberley region include
1 Battery Energy Storage System in Broome and Yungngora
2 Broome Experience Centre
3 Kimberley Street Lights Upgrade
4 Kununurra Depot Refurbishment
5 Derby Solar Battery and LED streetlights
6 Aboriginal Community Embedded Networks Regularised electricity to 13 communities
Horizon Power has been awarded $574m in WA State Government stimulus funding to deliver six projects
How you can supply to Horizon Power
How you can supply to us
Horizon Power accepts registrations of interest from local and Aboriginal businesses through our website
Horizon Power may source directly from a business negotiate with a restricted list of businesses or engage in a competitive open market procurement process
WEBSITE OPEN MARKET | DIRECT | NEGOTIATE The process and specific requirements for a procurement depends on the type scope and value of the procurement
How does Horizon Power find suppliers
Horizon Power will research businesses using
Horizon Powerrsquos Regional and Aboriginal Supplier Database
Supply Nation - httpssupplynationorgau
Aboriginal Business Directory WA (ABDWA) httpswwwabdwacomau
Industry Capability Network WA (ICNWA) httpsgatewayicnorgau
Chamber of Commerce
Google Search
Local Knowledge
Regional amp Aboriginal
Supplier Register
Visit httpshorizonpowercomau
SuppliersRegional and Aboriginal
Contractors amp Suppliers
Supplier Registration
Shortcut to access the Supplier page On your smartphone open your camera and focus over the code above A pop up link will open in your image to take you straight to the supplier page on our website
Where to find information on
Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
Competitive tenders may be advertised on one or more of the following (other suggestions are welcome)
Tenders WA httpswwwtenderswagovau
Local newspapers (Kimberley Echo Broome Advertiser etc)
Social media LinkedIn and Twitter (HorizonPower_WA)
Chamber of Commerce and Industry amp various economic development platforms
Supply Nation Indigenous Business Market Place
Vendor Panel Coming soon
Horizon Powerrsquos Procurement Pipeline and more information on our procurements httpshorizonpowercomaucontractors-suppliers
Registrations for Specific Scopes
If you would like your business to be considered as a potential respondent register your interestRegistering will give your business better visibility but it is not compulsory in order to be considered
For specific projects or pieces of work we may advertise them on our Procurement Pipeline and ask prospective suppliers to register
We may use this for the stimulus funding projects where suitable so keep an eye on our website
4 Steps tosuccess
We recommend that businesses
Register on the Horizon Power Local and Aboriginal Business Register
Review the Horizon Power website and keep an eye on our Procurement Pipeline as well as on advertising platforms mentioned earlier
Have a functional website that is up to date with your business and contact information and represents your business services well
Update profiles like ABDWA ICNWA or Supply Nation with current contact and capabilities
1
2
3
4
What to do if asked to bid
Contact Horizon Power if you have any queries on how to respond
Respond in a timely manner or let us know if you cannot and you may consider requesting an extension
If there are a set of specific questions make sure you have demonstrated your businessrsquo capability and understanding of that question
Provide supporting information to evidence you are the right business for the job
1
2
3
4
Our objectiveValue for Money
All procurement activities at Horizon Power will be assessed on this basis which takes into account
Non-cost factors such as community benefits health safety and environmental factors and supplier performance history and capability
Horizon Powerrsquos budget and
Available prices
We recommend local businesses consider the principle of best Value-for-Money when preparing quotations or proposals to Horizon Power
Horizon Powerrsquos procurement outcomes must achieve best Value-for-Money
If you need further information
Broome
broomehorizonpowercomau2 McDaniel Road Broome
Kununurra
kununurrahorizonpowercomauCnr Messmate Way amp Victoria HighwayKununurra
Website
httpshorizonpowercomau
Please contact your local office
Questions
Thank you
- Slide Number 1
- Industry Development Division
- WA Industry Participation Strategy (WAIPS)
- WAIPS 2020 updates
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- Local Capability Fund
- COVID-19 Local Capability Fund rounds for 202021
- Local Capability Fund Rounds for 202021
- Your feedback is key
- What can you do
- Thank you
- Simon MarwickLocal Content AdviserKimberley
- Local Content Role
- What do we do
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Slide Number 21
- Slide Number 22
- Agenda
- Overview of Main Roads WA Kimberley Region
- Slide Number 25
- Main Roads Western AustraliaKimberley Region
- Kimberley ndash Program Delivery
- Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
- Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
- Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
- Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
- Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
- State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
- Commonwealth Government
- MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
- Thankyou for your attendanceGeneral Questions
- Working with the Department of Finance
- Slide Number 42
- Slide Number 43
- Slide Number 44
- Slide Number 45
- Slide Number 46
- Slide Number 47
- Slide Number 48
- Slide Number 49
- Slide Number 50
- Slide Number 51
- Slide Number 52
- Slide Number 53
- Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry
- Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
- Slide Number 56
- About Horizon Power
- About Horizon Power
- Slide Number 59
- Slide Number 60
- Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
- ProcurementKimberley region
- State Stimulus ProjectsProcurementKimberley region
- How you can supply to Horizon Power
- Slide Number 65
- How does Horizon Power find suppliers
- Regional amp Aboriginal Supplier Register
- Where to find information on Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
- Registrations for Specific Scopes
- 4 Steps tosuccess
- What to do if asked to bid
- Our objectiveValue for Money
- If you need further information
- Slide Number 74
- Slide Number 75
-
Assistance for Aboriginal businesses
bull Capability building programs to be delivered to Aboriginalbusinesses and not-for-profit organisations across theState
bull Morrgul is the provider for the Great Southern and SouthWest regions
bull Provides Aboriginal business capability building contractservices including workshops and one-on-one mentoringsessions
ContactsKudzi Chigwanda Regional Manager ndash Northern Region
9194 9711 KudziChigwandafinancewagovau
Broome office (works)Woodyrsquos Arcade 15 Dampier Terrace
Gemma Bennett Senior Project Manager9194 9719 GemmaBennettfinancewagovau
wwwfinancewagovau
Kununurra office (works)Corner Messmate and Konkerberry Drive
Rod Chinnery Senior Project Office9166 7201 rodneychinneryfinancewagovau
Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry18th August Broome 19th August Derby
Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
I would like to show my respect and acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the Land
ndash the Nyikina people ndashtheir Elders past present and emerging on which this
meeting takes place
About Horizon Power
About Horizon Power
Horizon Power is a Government Trading Enterprise which generates distributes and retails electricity to more than 47000 connections
We supply electricity to more than 100000 residents and approx 8000 businesses in regional towns and communities across WA
Horizon Powerrsquos focus is to create value for future generations and to make a difference to the lives of people in the communities we serve
In regional WA we have 38 networks comprised of 36 microgrids and 2 interconnected systems
We do not operate in the South-West Interconnected System
Our Ambition
Delivering energy solutions for regional growth and vibrant communities
Our Guiding Principles
Horizon Power is committed to providing opportunities to local and Aboriginal businesses in alignment with our Strategy We apply our guiding principles to everything we do the way we work and the way we engage
Horizon Power views local community engagement as an essential part of being a responsible corporate citizen
Community Involvement
Listening creating and delivering together
Cleaner Greener
Improving our shared environment
Preference towards local people good and services
Regions First
Positive impact on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islands customers suppliers employees and communities
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commitment
Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
Horizon Power implements the State Governmentrsquos WA Industry Participation Strategy and Aboriginal Procurement Policy and actively seeks to ensure suitable opportunities are provided to local and Aboriginal businesses
Local Industry
Horizon Power
Aboriginal Business
Procurement
Kimberley region
Horizon Power procures the following types of goods and services in the Kimberley region
1 Vegetation management near power lines and electrical infrastructure
2 Civil works such as trenching
3 Operations and maintenance services such as cleaning general gardening freight and building maintenance
4 Security services
5 The installation of Electrical Vehicle charging points in Broome
State Stimulus Projects
Procurement
Kimberley region
The State Stimulus Projects that may source procurement in the Kimberley region include
1 Battery Energy Storage System in Broome and Yungngora
2 Broome Experience Centre
3 Kimberley Street Lights Upgrade
4 Kununurra Depot Refurbishment
5 Derby Solar Battery and LED streetlights
6 Aboriginal Community Embedded Networks Regularised electricity to 13 communities
Horizon Power has been awarded $574m in WA State Government stimulus funding to deliver six projects
How you can supply to Horizon Power
How you can supply to us
Horizon Power accepts registrations of interest from local and Aboriginal businesses through our website
Horizon Power may source directly from a business negotiate with a restricted list of businesses or engage in a competitive open market procurement process
WEBSITE OPEN MARKET | DIRECT | NEGOTIATE The process and specific requirements for a procurement depends on the type scope and value of the procurement
How does Horizon Power find suppliers
Horizon Power will research businesses using
Horizon Powerrsquos Regional and Aboriginal Supplier Database
Supply Nation - httpssupplynationorgau
Aboriginal Business Directory WA (ABDWA) httpswwwabdwacomau
Industry Capability Network WA (ICNWA) httpsgatewayicnorgau
Chamber of Commerce
Google Search
Local Knowledge
Regional amp Aboriginal
Supplier Register
Visit httpshorizonpowercomau
SuppliersRegional and Aboriginal
Contractors amp Suppliers
Supplier Registration
Shortcut to access the Supplier page On your smartphone open your camera and focus over the code above A pop up link will open in your image to take you straight to the supplier page on our website
Where to find information on
Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
Competitive tenders may be advertised on one or more of the following (other suggestions are welcome)
Tenders WA httpswwwtenderswagovau
Local newspapers (Kimberley Echo Broome Advertiser etc)
Social media LinkedIn and Twitter (HorizonPower_WA)
Chamber of Commerce and Industry amp various economic development platforms
Supply Nation Indigenous Business Market Place
Vendor Panel Coming soon
Horizon Powerrsquos Procurement Pipeline and more information on our procurements httpshorizonpowercomaucontractors-suppliers
Registrations for Specific Scopes
If you would like your business to be considered as a potential respondent register your interestRegistering will give your business better visibility but it is not compulsory in order to be considered
For specific projects or pieces of work we may advertise them on our Procurement Pipeline and ask prospective suppliers to register
We may use this for the stimulus funding projects where suitable so keep an eye on our website
4 Steps tosuccess
We recommend that businesses
Register on the Horizon Power Local and Aboriginal Business Register
Review the Horizon Power website and keep an eye on our Procurement Pipeline as well as on advertising platforms mentioned earlier
Have a functional website that is up to date with your business and contact information and represents your business services well
Update profiles like ABDWA ICNWA or Supply Nation with current contact and capabilities
1
2
3
4
What to do if asked to bid
Contact Horizon Power if you have any queries on how to respond
Respond in a timely manner or let us know if you cannot and you may consider requesting an extension
If there are a set of specific questions make sure you have demonstrated your businessrsquo capability and understanding of that question
Provide supporting information to evidence you are the right business for the job
1
2
3
4
Our objectiveValue for Money
All procurement activities at Horizon Power will be assessed on this basis which takes into account
Non-cost factors such as community benefits health safety and environmental factors and supplier performance history and capability
Horizon Powerrsquos budget and
Available prices
We recommend local businesses consider the principle of best Value-for-Money when preparing quotations or proposals to Horizon Power
Horizon Powerrsquos procurement outcomes must achieve best Value-for-Money
If you need further information
Broome
broomehorizonpowercomau2 McDaniel Road Broome
Kununurra
kununurrahorizonpowercomauCnr Messmate Way amp Victoria HighwayKununurra
Website
httpshorizonpowercomau
Please contact your local office
Questions
Thank you
- Slide Number 1
- Industry Development Division
- WA Industry Participation Strategy (WAIPS)
- WAIPS 2020 updates
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- Local Capability Fund
- COVID-19 Local Capability Fund rounds for 202021
- Local Capability Fund Rounds for 202021
- Your feedback is key
- What can you do
- Thank you
- Simon MarwickLocal Content AdviserKimberley
- Local Content Role
- What do we do
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Slide Number 21
- Slide Number 22
- Agenda
- Overview of Main Roads WA Kimberley Region
- Slide Number 25
- Main Roads Western AustraliaKimberley Region
- Kimberley ndash Program Delivery
- Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
- Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
- Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
- Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
- Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
- State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
- Commonwealth Government
- MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
- Thankyou for your attendanceGeneral Questions
- Working with the Department of Finance
- Slide Number 42
- Slide Number 43
- Slide Number 44
- Slide Number 45
- Slide Number 46
- Slide Number 47
- Slide Number 48
- Slide Number 49
- Slide Number 50
- Slide Number 51
- Slide Number 52
- Slide Number 53
- Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry
- Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
- Slide Number 56
- About Horizon Power
- About Horizon Power
- Slide Number 59
- Slide Number 60
- Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
- ProcurementKimberley region
- State Stimulus ProjectsProcurementKimberley region
- How you can supply to Horizon Power
- Slide Number 65
- How does Horizon Power find suppliers
- Regional amp Aboriginal Supplier Register
- Where to find information on Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
- Registrations for Specific Scopes
- 4 Steps tosuccess
- What to do if asked to bid
- Our objectiveValue for Money
- If you need further information
- Slide Number 74
- Slide Number 75
-
ContactsKudzi Chigwanda Regional Manager ndash Northern Region
9194 9711 KudziChigwandafinancewagovau
Broome office (works)Woodyrsquos Arcade 15 Dampier Terrace
Gemma Bennett Senior Project Manager9194 9719 GemmaBennettfinancewagovau
wwwfinancewagovau
Kununurra office (works)Corner Messmate and Konkerberry Drive
Rod Chinnery Senior Project Office9166 7201 rodneychinneryfinancewagovau
Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry18th August Broome 19th August Derby
Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
I would like to show my respect and acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the Land
ndash the Nyikina people ndashtheir Elders past present and emerging on which this
meeting takes place
About Horizon Power
About Horizon Power
Horizon Power is a Government Trading Enterprise which generates distributes and retails electricity to more than 47000 connections
We supply electricity to more than 100000 residents and approx 8000 businesses in regional towns and communities across WA
Horizon Powerrsquos focus is to create value for future generations and to make a difference to the lives of people in the communities we serve
In regional WA we have 38 networks comprised of 36 microgrids and 2 interconnected systems
We do not operate in the South-West Interconnected System
Our Ambition
Delivering energy solutions for regional growth and vibrant communities
Our Guiding Principles
Horizon Power is committed to providing opportunities to local and Aboriginal businesses in alignment with our Strategy We apply our guiding principles to everything we do the way we work and the way we engage
Horizon Power views local community engagement as an essential part of being a responsible corporate citizen
Community Involvement
Listening creating and delivering together
Cleaner Greener
Improving our shared environment
Preference towards local people good and services
Regions First
Positive impact on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islands customers suppliers employees and communities
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commitment
Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
Horizon Power implements the State Governmentrsquos WA Industry Participation Strategy and Aboriginal Procurement Policy and actively seeks to ensure suitable opportunities are provided to local and Aboriginal businesses
Local Industry
Horizon Power
Aboriginal Business
Procurement
Kimberley region
Horizon Power procures the following types of goods and services in the Kimberley region
1 Vegetation management near power lines and electrical infrastructure
2 Civil works such as trenching
3 Operations and maintenance services such as cleaning general gardening freight and building maintenance
4 Security services
5 The installation of Electrical Vehicle charging points in Broome
State Stimulus Projects
Procurement
Kimberley region
The State Stimulus Projects that may source procurement in the Kimberley region include
1 Battery Energy Storage System in Broome and Yungngora
2 Broome Experience Centre
3 Kimberley Street Lights Upgrade
4 Kununurra Depot Refurbishment
5 Derby Solar Battery and LED streetlights
6 Aboriginal Community Embedded Networks Regularised electricity to 13 communities
Horizon Power has been awarded $574m in WA State Government stimulus funding to deliver six projects
How you can supply to Horizon Power
How you can supply to us
Horizon Power accepts registrations of interest from local and Aboriginal businesses through our website
Horizon Power may source directly from a business negotiate with a restricted list of businesses or engage in a competitive open market procurement process
WEBSITE OPEN MARKET | DIRECT | NEGOTIATE The process and specific requirements for a procurement depends on the type scope and value of the procurement
How does Horizon Power find suppliers
Horizon Power will research businesses using
Horizon Powerrsquos Regional and Aboriginal Supplier Database
Supply Nation - httpssupplynationorgau
Aboriginal Business Directory WA (ABDWA) httpswwwabdwacomau
Industry Capability Network WA (ICNWA) httpsgatewayicnorgau
Chamber of Commerce
Google Search
Local Knowledge
Regional amp Aboriginal
Supplier Register
Visit httpshorizonpowercomau
SuppliersRegional and Aboriginal
Contractors amp Suppliers
Supplier Registration
Shortcut to access the Supplier page On your smartphone open your camera and focus over the code above A pop up link will open in your image to take you straight to the supplier page on our website
Where to find information on
Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
Competitive tenders may be advertised on one or more of the following (other suggestions are welcome)
Tenders WA httpswwwtenderswagovau
Local newspapers (Kimberley Echo Broome Advertiser etc)
Social media LinkedIn and Twitter (HorizonPower_WA)
Chamber of Commerce and Industry amp various economic development platforms
Supply Nation Indigenous Business Market Place
Vendor Panel Coming soon
Horizon Powerrsquos Procurement Pipeline and more information on our procurements httpshorizonpowercomaucontractors-suppliers
Registrations for Specific Scopes
If you would like your business to be considered as a potential respondent register your interestRegistering will give your business better visibility but it is not compulsory in order to be considered
For specific projects or pieces of work we may advertise them on our Procurement Pipeline and ask prospective suppliers to register
We may use this for the stimulus funding projects where suitable so keep an eye on our website
4 Steps tosuccess
We recommend that businesses
Register on the Horizon Power Local and Aboriginal Business Register
Review the Horizon Power website and keep an eye on our Procurement Pipeline as well as on advertising platforms mentioned earlier
Have a functional website that is up to date with your business and contact information and represents your business services well
Update profiles like ABDWA ICNWA or Supply Nation with current contact and capabilities
1
2
3
4
What to do if asked to bid
Contact Horizon Power if you have any queries on how to respond
Respond in a timely manner or let us know if you cannot and you may consider requesting an extension
If there are a set of specific questions make sure you have demonstrated your businessrsquo capability and understanding of that question
Provide supporting information to evidence you are the right business for the job
1
2
3
4
Our objectiveValue for Money
All procurement activities at Horizon Power will be assessed on this basis which takes into account
Non-cost factors such as community benefits health safety and environmental factors and supplier performance history and capability
Horizon Powerrsquos budget and
Available prices
We recommend local businesses consider the principle of best Value-for-Money when preparing quotations or proposals to Horizon Power
Horizon Powerrsquos procurement outcomes must achieve best Value-for-Money
If you need further information
Broome
broomehorizonpowercomau2 McDaniel Road Broome
Kununurra
kununurrahorizonpowercomauCnr Messmate Way amp Victoria HighwayKununurra
Website
httpshorizonpowercomau
Please contact your local office
Questions
Thank you
- Slide Number 1
- Industry Development Division
- WA Industry Participation Strategy (WAIPS)
- WAIPS 2020 updates
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- Local Capability Fund
- COVID-19 Local Capability Fund rounds for 202021
- Local Capability Fund Rounds for 202021
- Your feedback is key
- What can you do
- Thank you
- Simon MarwickLocal Content AdviserKimberley
- Local Content Role
- What do we do
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Slide Number 21
- Slide Number 22
- Agenda
- Overview of Main Roads WA Kimberley Region
- Slide Number 25
- Main Roads Western AustraliaKimberley Region
- Kimberley ndash Program Delivery
- Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
- Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
- Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
- Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
- Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
- State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
- Commonwealth Government
- MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
- Thankyou for your attendanceGeneral Questions
- Working with the Department of Finance
- Slide Number 42
- Slide Number 43
- Slide Number 44
- Slide Number 45
- Slide Number 46
- Slide Number 47
- Slide Number 48
- Slide Number 49
- Slide Number 50
- Slide Number 51
- Slide Number 52
- Slide Number 53
- Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry
- Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
- Slide Number 56
- About Horizon Power
- About Horizon Power
- Slide Number 59
- Slide Number 60
- Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
- ProcurementKimberley region
- State Stimulus ProjectsProcurementKimberley region
- How you can supply to Horizon Power
- Slide Number 65
- How does Horizon Power find suppliers
- Regional amp Aboriginal Supplier Register
- Where to find information on Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
- Registrations for Specific Scopes
- 4 Steps tosuccess
- What to do if asked to bid
- Our objectiveValue for Money
- If you need further information
- Slide Number 74
- Slide Number 75
-
Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry18th August Broome 19th August Derby
Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
I would like to show my respect and acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the Land
ndash the Nyikina people ndashtheir Elders past present and emerging on which this
meeting takes place
About Horizon Power
About Horizon Power
Horizon Power is a Government Trading Enterprise which generates distributes and retails electricity to more than 47000 connections
We supply electricity to more than 100000 residents and approx 8000 businesses in regional towns and communities across WA
Horizon Powerrsquos focus is to create value for future generations and to make a difference to the lives of people in the communities we serve
In regional WA we have 38 networks comprised of 36 microgrids and 2 interconnected systems
We do not operate in the South-West Interconnected System
Our Ambition
Delivering energy solutions for regional growth and vibrant communities
Our Guiding Principles
Horizon Power is committed to providing opportunities to local and Aboriginal businesses in alignment with our Strategy We apply our guiding principles to everything we do the way we work and the way we engage
Horizon Power views local community engagement as an essential part of being a responsible corporate citizen
Community Involvement
Listening creating and delivering together
Cleaner Greener
Improving our shared environment
Preference towards local people good and services
Regions First
Positive impact on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islands customers suppliers employees and communities
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commitment
Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
Horizon Power implements the State Governmentrsquos WA Industry Participation Strategy and Aboriginal Procurement Policy and actively seeks to ensure suitable opportunities are provided to local and Aboriginal businesses
Local Industry
Horizon Power
Aboriginal Business
Procurement
Kimberley region
Horizon Power procures the following types of goods and services in the Kimberley region
1 Vegetation management near power lines and electrical infrastructure
2 Civil works such as trenching
3 Operations and maintenance services such as cleaning general gardening freight and building maintenance
4 Security services
5 The installation of Electrical Vehicle charging points in Broome
State Stimulus Projects
Procurement
Kimberley region
The State Stimulus Projects that may source procurement in the Kimberley region include
1 Battery Energy Storage System in Broome and Yungngora
2 Broome Experience Centre
3 Kimberley Street Lights Upgrade
4 Kununurra Depot Refurbishment
5 Derby Solar Battery and LED streetlights
6 Aboriginal Community Embedded Networks Regularised electricity to 13 communities
Horizon Power has been awarded $574m in WA State Government stimulus funding to deliver six projects
How you can supply to Horizon Power
How you can supply to us
Horizon Power accepts registrations of interest from local and Aboriginal businesses through our website
Horizon Power may source directly from a business negotiate with a restricted list of businesses or engage in a competitive open market procurement process
WEBSITE OPEN MARKET | DIRECT | NEGOTIATE The process and specific requirements for a procurement depends on the type scope and value of the procurement
How does Horizon Power find suppliers
Horizon Power will research businesses using
Horizon Powerrsquos Regional and Aboriginal Supplier Database
Supply Nation - httpssupplynationorgau
Aboriginal Business Directory WA (ABDWA) httpswwwabdwacomau
Industry Capability Network WA (ICNWA) httpsgatewayicnorgau
Chamber of Commerce
Google Search
Local Knowledge
Regional amp Aboriginal
Supplier Register
Visit httpshorizonpowercomau
SuppliersRegional and Aboriginal
Contractors amp Suppliers
Supplier Registration
Shortcut to access the Supplier page On your smartphone open your camera and focus over the code above A pop up link will open in your image to take you straight to the supplier page on our website
Where to find information on
Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
Competitive tenders may be advertised on one or more of the following (other suggestions are welcome)
Tenders WA httpswwwtenderswagovau
Local newspapers (Kimberley Echo Broome Advertiser etc)
Social media LinkedIn and Twitter (HorizonPower_WA)
Chamber of Commerce and Industry amp various economic development platforms
Supply Nation Indigenous Business Market Place
Vendor Panel Coming soon
Horizon Powerrsquos Procurement Pipeline and more information on our procurements httpshorizonpowercomaucontractors-suppliers
Registrations for Specific Scopes
If you would like your business to be considered as a potential respondent register your interestRegistering will give your business better visibility but it is not compulsory in order to be considered
For specific projects or pieces of work we may advertise them on our Procurement Pipeline and ask prospective suppliers to register
We may use this for the stimulus funding projects where suitable so keep an eye on our website
4 Steps tosuccess
We recommend that businesses
Register on the Horizon Power Local and Aboriginal Business Register
Review the Horizon Power website and keep an eye on our Procurement Pipeline as well as on advertising platforms mentioned earlier
Have a functional website that is up to date with your business and contact information and represents your business services well
Update profiles like ABDWA ICNWA or Supply Nation with current contact and capabilities
1
2
3
4
What to do if asked to bid
Contact Horizon Power if you have any queries on how to respond
Respond in a timely manner or let us know if you cannot and you may consider requesting an extension
If there are a set of specific questions make sure you have demonstrated your businessrsquo capability and understanding of that question
Provide supporting information to evidence you are the right business for the job
1
2
3
4
Our objectiveValue for Money
All procurement activities at Horizon Power will be assessed on this basis which takes into account
Non-cost factors such as community benefits health safety and environmental factors and supplier performance history and capability
Horizon Powerrsquos budget and
Available prices
We recommend local businesses consider the principle of best Value-for-Money when preparing quotations or proposals to Horizon Power
Horizon Powerrsquos procurement outcomes must achieve best Value-for-Money
If you need further information
Broome
broomehorizonpowercomau2 McDaniel Road Broome
Kununurra
kununurrahorizonpowercomauCnr Messmate Way amp Victoria HighwayKununurra
Website
httpshorizonpowercomau
Please contact your local office
Questions
Thank you
- Slide Number 1
- Industry Development Division
- WA Industry Participation Strategy (WAIPS)
- WAIPS 2020 updates
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- Local Capability Fund
- COVID-19 Local Capability Fund rounds for 202021
- Local Capability Fund Rounds for 202021
- Your feedback is key
- What can you do
- Thank you
- Simon MarwickLocal Content AdviserKimberley
- Local Content Role
- What do we do
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Slide Number 21
- Slide Number 22
- Agenda
- Overview of Main Roads WA Kimberley Region
- Slide Number 25
- Main Roads Western AustraliaKimberley Region
- Kimberley ndash Program Delivery
- Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
- Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
- Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
- Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
- Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
- State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
- Commonwealth Government
- MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
- Thankyou for your attendanceGeneral Questions
- Working with the Department of Finance
- Slide Number 42
- Slide Number 43
- Slide Number 44
- Slide Number 45
- Slide Number 46
- Slide Number 47
- Slide Number 48
- Slide Number 49
- Slide Number 50
- Slide Number 51
- Slide Number 52
- Slide Number 53
- Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry
- Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
- Slide Number 56
- About Horizon Power
- About Horizon Power
- Slide Number 59
- Slide Number 60
- Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
- ProcurementKimberley region
- State Stimulus ProjectsProcurementKimberley region
- How you can supply to Horizon Power
- Slide Number 65
- How does Horizon Power find suppliers
- Regional amp Aboriginal Supplier Register
- Where to find information on Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
- Registrations for Specific Scopes
- 4 Steps tosuccess
- What to do if asked to bid
- Our objectiveValue for Money
- If you need further information
- Slide Number 74
- Slide Number 75
-
Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
I would like to show my respect and acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the Land
ndash the Nyikina people ndashtheir Elders past present and emerging on which this
meeting takes place
About Horizon Power
About Horizon Power
Horizon Power is a Government Trading Enterprise which generates distributes and retails electricity to more than 47000 connections
We supply electricity to more than 100000 residents and approx 8000 businesses in regional towns and communities across WA
Horizon Powerrsquos focus is to create value for future generations and to make a difference to the lives of people in the communities we serve
In regional WA we have 38 networks comprised of 36 microgrids and 2 interconnected systems
We do not operate in the South-West Interconnected System
Our Ambition
Delivering energy solutions for regional growth and vibrant communities
Our Guiding Principles
Horizon Power is committed to providing opportunities to local and Aboriginal businesses in alignment with our Strategy We apply our guiding principles to everything we do the way we work and the way we engage
Horizon Power views local community engagement as an essential part of being a responsible corporate citizen
Community Involvement
Listening creating and delivering together
Cleaner Greener
Improving our shared environment
Preference towards local people good and services
Regions First
Positive impact on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islands customers suppliers employees and communities
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commitment
Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
Horizon Power implements the State Governmentrsquos WA Industry Participation Strategy and Aboriginal Procurement Policy and actively seeks to ensure suitable opportunities are provided to local and Aboriginal businesses
Local Industry
Horizon Power
Aboriginal Business
Procurement
Kimberley region
Horizon Power procures the following types of goods and services in the Kimberley region
1 Vegetation management near power lines and electrical infrastructure
2 Civil works such as trenching
3 Operations and maintenance services such as cleaning general gardening freight and building maintenance
4 Security services
5 The installation of Electrical Vehicle charging points in Broome
State Stimulus Projects
Procurement
Kimberley region
The State Stimulus Projects that may source procurement in the Kimberley region include
1 Battery Energy Storage System in Broome and Yungngora
2 Broome Experience Centre
3 Kimberley Street Lights Upgrade
4 Kununurra Depot Refurbishment
5 Derby Solar Battery and LED streetlights
6 Aboriginal Community Embedded Networks Regularised electricity to 13 communities
Horizon Power has been awarded $574m in WA State Government stimulus funding to deliver six projects
How you can supply to Horizon Power
How you can supply to us
Horizon Power accepts registrations of interest from local and Aboriginal businesses through our website
Horizon Power may source directly from a business negotiate with a restricted list of businesses or engage in a competitive open market procurement process
WEBSITE OPEN MARKET | DIRECT | NEGOTIATE The process and specific requirements for a procurement depends on the type scope and value of the procurement
How does Horizon Power find suppliers
Horizon Power will research businesses using
Horizon Powerrsquos Regional and Aboriginal Supplier Database
Supply Nation - httpssupplynationorgau
Aboriginal Business Directory WA (ABDWA) httpswwwabdwacomau
Industry Capability Network WA (ICNWA) httpsgatewayicnorgau
Chamber of Commerce
Google Search
Local Knowledge
Regional amp Aboriginal
Supplier Register
Visit httpshorizonpowercomau
SuppliersRegional and Aboriginal
Contractors amp Suppliers
Supplier Registration
Shortcut to access the Supplier page On your smartphone open your camera and focus over the code above A pop up link will open in your image to take you straight to the supplier page on our website
Where to find information on
Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
Competitive tenders may be advertised on one or more of the following (other suggestions are welcome)
Tenders WA httpswwwtenderswagovau
Local newspapers (Kimberley Echo Broome Advertiser etc)
Social media LinkedIn and Twitter (HorizonPower_WA)
Chamber of Commerce and Industry amp various economic development platforms
Supply Nation Indigenous Business Market Place
Vendor Panel Coming soon
Horizon Powerrsquos Procurement Pipeline and more information on our procurements httpshorizonpowercomaucontractors-suppliers
Registrations for Specific Scopes
If you would like your business to be considered as a potential respondent register your interestRegistering will give your business better visibility but it is not compulsory in order to be considered
For specific projects or pieces of work we may advertise them on our Procurement Pipeline and ask prospective suppliers to register
We may use this for the stimulus funding projects where suitable so keep an eye on our website
4 Steps tosuccess
We recommend that businesses
Register on the Horizon Power Local and Aboriginal Business Register
Review the Horizon Power website and keep an eye on our Procurement Pipeline as well as on advertising platforms mentioned earlier
Have a functional website that is up to date with your business and contact information and represents your business services well
Update profiles like ABDWA ICNWA or Supply Nation with current contact and capabilities
1
2
3
4
What to do if asked to bid
Contact Horizon Power if you have any queries on how to respond
Respond in a timely manner or let us know if you cannot and you may consider requesting an extension
If there are a set of specific questions make sure you have demonstrated your businessrsquo capability and understanding of that question
Provide supporting information to evidence you are the right business for the job
1
2
3
4
Our objectiveValue for Money
All procurement activities at Horizon Power will be assessed on this basis which takes into account
Non-cost factors such as community benefits health safety and environmental factors and supplier performance history and capability
Horizon Powerrsquos budget and
Available prices
We recommend local businesses consider the principle of best Value-for-Money when preparing quotations or proposals to Horizon Power
Horizon Powerrsquos procurement outcomes must achieve best Value-for-Money
If you need further information
Broome
broomehorizonpowercomau2 McDaniel Road Broome
Kununurra
kununurrahorizonpowercomauCnr Messmate Way amp Victoria HighwayKununurra
Website
httpshorizonpowercomau
Please contact your local office
Questions
Thank you
- Slide Number 1
- Industry Development Division
- WA Industry Participation Strategy (WAIPS)
- WAIPS 2020 updates
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- Local Capability Fund
- COVID-19 Local Capability Fund rounds for 202021
- Local Capability Fund Rounds for 202021
- Your feedback is key
- What can you do
- Thank you
- Simon MarwickLocal Content AdviserKimberley
- Local Content Role
- What do we do
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Slide Number 21
- Slide Number 22
- Agenda
- Overview of Main Roads WA Kimberley Region
- Slide Number 25
- Main Roads Western AustraliaKimberley Region
- Kimberley ndash Program Delivery
- Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
- Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
- Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
- Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
- Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
- State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
- Commonwealth Government
- MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
- Thankyou for your attendanceGeneral Questions
- Working with the Department of Finance
- Slide Number 42
- Slide Number 43
- Slide Number 44
- Slide Number 45
- Slide Number 46
- Slide Number 47
- Slide Number 48
- Slide Number 49
- Slide Number 50
- Slide Number 51
- Slide Number 52
- Slide Number 53
- Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry
- Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
- Slide Number 56
- About Horizon Power
- About Horizon Power
- Slide Number 59
- Slide Number 60
- Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
- ProcurementKimberley region
- State Stimulus ProjectsProcurementKimberley region
- How you can supply to Horizon Power
- Slide Number 65
- How does Horizon Power find suppliers
- Regional amp Aboriginal Supplier Register
- Where to find information on Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
- Registrations for Specific Scopes
- 4 Steps tosuccess
- What to do if asked to bid
- Our objectiveValue for Money
- If you need further information
- Slide Number 74
- Slide Number 75
-
I would like to show my respect and acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the Land
ndash the Nyikina people ndashtheir Elders past present and emerging on which this
meeting takes place
About Horizon Power
About Horizon Power
Horizon Power is a Government Trading Enterprise which generates distributes and retails electricity to more than 47000 connections
We supply electricity to more than 100000 residents and approx 8000 businesses in regional towns and communities across WA
Horizon Powerrsquos focus is to create value for future generations and to make a difference to the lives of people in the communities we serve
In regional WA we have 38 networks comprised of 36 microgrids and 2 interconnected systems
We do not operate in the South-West Interconnected System
Our Ambition
Delivering energy solutions for regional growth and vibrant communities
Our Guiding Principles
Horizon Power is committed to providing opportunities to local and Aboriginal businesses in alignment with our Strategy We apply our guiding principles to everything we do the way we work and the way we engage
Horizon Power views local community engagement as an essential part of being a responsible corporate citizen
Community Involvement
Listening creating and delivering together
Cleaner Greener
Improving our shared environment
Preference towards local people good and services
Regions First
Positive impact on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islands customers suppliers employees and communities
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commitment
Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
Horizon Power implements the State Governmentrsquos WA Industry Participation Strategy and Aboriginal Procurement Policy and actively seeks to ensure suitable opportunities are provided to local and Aboriginal businesses
Local Industry
Horizon Power
Aboriginal Business
Procurement
Kimberley region
Horizon Power procures the following types of goods and services in the Kimberley region
1 Vegetation management near power lines and electrical infrastructure
2 Civil works such as trenching
3 Operations and maintenance services such as cleaning general gardening freight and building maintenance
4 Security services
5 The installation of Electrical Vehicle charging points in Broome
State Stimulus Projects
Procurement
Kimberley region
The State Stimulus Projects that may source procurement in the Kimberley region include
1 Battery Energy Storage System in Broome and Yungngora
2 Broome Experience Centre
3 Kimberley Street Lights Upgrade
4 Kununurra Depot Refurbishment
5 Derby Solar Battery and LED streetlights
6 Aboriginal Community Embedded Networks Regularised electricity to 13 communities
Horizon Power has been awarded $574m in WA State Government stimulus funding to deliver six projects
How you can supply to Horizon Power
How you can supply to us
Horizon Power accepts registrations of interest from local and Aboriginal businesses through our website
Horizon Power may source directly from a business negotiate with a restricted list of businesses or engage in a competitive open market procurement process
WEBSITE OPEN MARKET | DIRECT | NEGOTIATE The process and specific requirements for a procurement depends on the type scope and value of the procurement
How does Horizon Power find suppliers
Horizon Power will research businesses using
Horizon Powerrsquos Regional and Aboriginal Supplier Database
Supply Nation - httpssupplynationorgau
Aboriginal Business Directory WA (ABDWA) httpswwwabdwacomau
Industry Capability Network WA (ICNWA) httpsgatewayicnorgau
Chamber of Commerce
Google Search
Local Knowledge
Regional amp Aboriginal
Supplier Register
Visit httpshorizonpowercomau
SuppliersRegional and Aboriginal
Contractors amp Suppliers
Supplier Registration
Shortcut to access the Supplier page On your smartphone open your camera and focus over the code above A pop up link will open in your image to take you straight to the supplier page on our website
Where to find information on
Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
Competitive tenders may be advertised on one or more of the following (other suggestions are welcome)
Tenders WA httpswwwtenderswagovau
Local newspapers (Kimberley Echo Broome Advertiser etc)
Social media LinkedIn and Twitter (HorizonPower_WA)
Chamber of Commerce and Industry amp various economic development platforms
Supply Nation Indigenous Business Market Place
Vendor Panel Coming soon
Horizon Powerrsquos Procurement Pipeline and more information on our procurements httpshorizonpowercomaucontractors-suppliers
Registrations for Specific Scopes
If you would like your business to be considered as a potential respondent register your interestRegistering will give your business better visibility but it is not compulsory in order to be considered
For specific projects or pieces of work we may advertise them on our Procurement Pipeline and ask prospective suppliers to register
We may use this for the stimulus funding projects where suitable so keep an eye on our website
4 Steps tosuccess
We recommend that businesses
Register on the Horizon Power Local and Aboriginal Business Register
Review the Horizon Power website and keep an eye on our Procurement Pipeline as well as on advertising platforms mentioned earlier
Have a functional website that is up to date with your business and contact information and represents your business services well
Update profiles like ABDWA ICNWA or Supply Nation with current contact and capabilities
1
2
3
4
What to do if asked to bid
Contact Horizon Power if you have any queries on how to respond
Respond in a timely manner or let us know if you cannot and you may consider requesting an extension
If there are a set of specific questions make sure you have demonstrated your businessrsquo capability and understanding of that question
Provide supporting information to evidence you are the right business for the job
1
2
3
4
Our objectiveValue for Money
All procurement activities at Horizon Power will be assessed on this basis which takes into account
Non-cost factors such as community benefits health safety and environmental factors and supplier performance history and capability
Horizon Powerrsquos budget and
Available prices
We recommend local businesses consider the principle of best Value-for-Money when preparing quotations or proposals to Horizon Power
Horizon Powerrsquos procurement outcomes must achieve best Value-for-Money
If you need further information
Broome
broomehorizonpowercomau2 McDaniel Road Broome
Kununurra
kununurrahorizonpowercomauCnr Messmate Way amp Victoria HighwayKununurra
Website
httpshorizonpowercomau
Please contact your local office
Questions
Thank you
- Slide Number 1
- Industry Development Division
- WA Industry Participation Strategy (WAIPS)
- WAIPS 2020 updates
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- Local Capability Fund
- COVID-19 Local Capability Fund rounds for 202021
- Local Capability Fund Rounds for 202021
- Your feedback is key
- What can you do
- Thank you
- Simon MarwickLocal Content AdviserKimberley
- Local Content Role
- What do we do
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Slide Number 21
- Slide Number 22
- Agenda
- Overview of Main Roads WA Kimberley Region
- Slide Number 25
- Main Roads Western AustraliaKimberley Region
- Kimberley ndash Program Delivery
- Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
- Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
- Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
- Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
- Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
- State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
- Commonwealth Government
- MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
- Thankyou for your attendanceGeneral Questions
- Working with the Department of Finance
- Slide Number 42
- Slide Number 43
- Slide Number 44
- Slide Number 45
- Slide Number 46
- Slide Number 47
- Slide Number 48
- Slide Number 49
- Slide Number 50
- Slide Number 51
- Slide Number 52
- Slide Number 53
- Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry
- Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
- Slide Number 56
- About Horizon Power
- About Horizon Power
- Slide Number 59
- Slide Number 60
- Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
- ProcurementKimberley region
- State Stimulus ProjectsProcurementKimberley region
- How you can supply to Horizon Power
- Slide Number 65
- How does Horizon Power find suppliers
- Regional amp Aboriginal Supplier Register
- Where to find information on Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
- Registrations for Specific Scopes
- 4 Steps tosuccess
- What to do if asked to bid
- Our objectiveValue for Money
- If you need further information
- Slide Number 74
- Slide Number 75
-
About Horizon Power
About Horizon Power
Horizon Power is a Government Trading Enterprise which generates distributes and retails electricity to more than 47000 connections
We supply electricity to more than 100000 residents and approx 8000 businesses in regional towns and communities across WA
Horizon Powerrsquos focus is to create value for future generations and to make a difference to the lives of people in the communities we serve
In regional WA we have 38 networks comprised of 36 microgrids and 2 interconnected systems
We do not operate in the South-West Interconnected System
Our Ambition
Delivering energy solutions for regional growth and vibrant communities
Our Guiding Principles
Horizon Power is committed to providing opportunities to local and Aboriginal businesses in alignment with our Strategy We apply our guiding principles to everything we do the way we work and the way we engage
Horizon Power views local community engagement as an essential part of being a responsible corporate citizen
Community Involvement
Listening creating and delivering together
Cleaner Greener
Improving our shared environment
Preference towards local people good and services
Regions First
Positive impact on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islands customers suppliers employees and communities
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commitment
Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
Horizon Power implements the State Governmentrsquos WA Industry Participation Strategy and Aboriginal Procurement Policy and actively seeks to ensure suitable opportunities are provided to local and Aboriginal businesses
Local Industry
Horizon Power
Aboriginal Business
Procurement
Kimberley region
Horizon Power procures the following types of goods and services in the Kimberley region
1 Vegetation management near power lines and electrical infrastructure
2 Civil works such as trenching
3 Operations and maintenance services such as cleaning general gardening freight and building maintenance
4 Security services
5 The installation of Electrical Vehicle charging points in Broome
State Stimulus Projects
Procurement
Kimberley region
The State Stimulus Projects that may source procurement in the Kimberley region include
1 Battery Energy Storage System in Broome and Yungngora
2 Broome Experience Centre
3 Kimberley Street Lights Upgrade
4 Kununurra Depot Refurbishment
5 Derby Solar Battery and LED streetlights
6 Aboriginal Community Embedded Networks Regularised electricity to 13 communities
Horizon Power has been awarded $574m in WA State Government stimulus funding to deliver six projects
How you can supply to Horizon Power
How you can supply to us
Horizon Power accepts registrations of interest from local and Aboriginal businesses through our website
Horizon Power may source directly from a business negotiate with a restricted list of businesses or engage in a competitive open market procurement process
WEBSITE OPEN MARKET | DIRECT | NEGOTIATE The process and specific requirements for a procurement depends on the type scope and value of the procurement
How does Horizon Power find suppliers
Horizon Power will research businesses using
Horizon Powerrsquos Regional and Aboriginal Supplier Database
Supply Nation - httpssupplynationorgau
Aboriginal Business Directory WA (ABDWA) httpswwwabdwacomau
Industry Capability Network WA (ICNWA) httpsgatewayicnorgau
Chamber of Commerce
Google Search
Local Knowledge
Regional amp Aboriginal
Supplier Register
Visit httpshorizonpowercomau
SuppliersRegional and Aboriginal
Contractors amp Suppliers
Supplier Registration
Shortcut to access the Supplier page On your smartphone open your camera and focus over the code above A pop up link will open in your image to take you straight to the supplier page on our website
Where to find information on
Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
Competitive tenders may be advertised on one or more of the following (other suggestions are welcome)
Tenders WA httpswwwtenderswagovau
Local newspapers (Kimberley Echo Broome Advertiser etc)
Social media LinkedIn and Twitter (HorizonPower_WA)
Chamber of Commerce and Industry amp various economic development platforms
Supply Nation Indigenous Business Market Place
Vendor Panel Coming soon
Horizon Powerrsquos Procurement Pipeline and more information on our procurements httpshorizonpowercomaucontractors-suppliers
Registrations for Specific Scopes
If you would like your business to be considered as a potential respondent register your interestRegistering will give your business better visibility but it is not compulsory in order to be considered
For specific projects or pieces of work we may advertise them on our Procurement Pipeline and ask prospective suppliers to register
We may use this for the stimulus funding projects where suitable so keep an eye on our website
4 Steps tosuccess
We recommend that businesses
Register on the Horizon Power Local and Aboriginal Business Register
Review the Horizon Power website and keep an eye on our Procurement Pipeline as well as on advertising platforms mentioned earlier
Have a functional website that is up to date with your business and contact information and represents your business services well
Update profiles like ABDWA ICNWA or Supply Nation with current contact and capabilities
1
2
3
4
What to do if asked to bid
Contact Horizon Power if you have any queries on how to respond
Respond in a timely manner or let us know if you cannot and you may consider requesting an extension
If there are a set of specific questions make sure you have demonstrated your businessrsquo capability and understanding of that question
Provide supporting information to evidence you are the right business for the job
1
2
3
4
Our objectiveValue for Money
All procurement activities at Horizon Power will be assessed on this basis which takes into account
Non-cost factors such as community benefits health safety and environmental factors and supplier performance history and capability
Horizon Powerrsquos budget and
Available prices
We recommend local businesses consider the principle of best Value-for-Money when preparing quotations or proposals to Horizon Power
Horizon Powerrsquos procurement outcomes must achieve best Value-for-Money
If you need further information
Broome
broomehorizonpowercomau2 McDaniel Road Broome
Kununurra
kununurrahorizonpowercomauCnr Messmate Way amp Victoria HighwayKununurra
Website
httpshorizonpowercomau
Please contact your local office
Questions
Thank you
- Slide Number 1
- Industry Development Division
- WA Industry Participation Strategy (WAIPS)
- WAIPS 2020 updates
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- Local Capability Fund
- COVID-19 Local Capability Fund rounds for 202021
- Local Capability Fund Rounds for 202021
- Your feedback is key
- What can you do
- Thank you
- Simon MarwickLocal Content AdviserKimberley
- Local Content Role
- What do we do
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Slide Number 21
- Slide Number 22
- Agenda
- Overview of Main Roads WA Kimberley Region
- Slide Number 25
- Main Roads Western AustraliaKimberley Region
- Kimberley ndash Program Delivery
- Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
- Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
- Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
- Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
- Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
- State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
- Commonwealth Government
- MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
- Thankyou for your attendanceGeneral Questions
- Working with the Department of Finance
- Slide Number 42
- Slide Number 43
- Slide Number 44
- Slide Number 45
- Slide Number 46
- Slide Number 47
- Slide Number 48
- Slide Number 49
- Slide Number 50
- Slide Number 51
- Slide Number 52
- Slide Number 53
- Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry
- Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
- Slide Number 56
- About Horizon Power
- About Horizon Power
- Slide Number 59
- Slide Number 60
- Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
- ProcurementKimberley region
- State Stimulus ProjectsProcurementKimberley region
- How you can supply to Horizon Power
- Slide Number 65
- How does Horizon Power find suppliers
- Regional amp Aboriginal Supplier Register
- Where to find information on Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
- Registrations for Specific Scopes
- 4 Steps tosuccess
- What to do if asked to bid
- Our objectiveValue for Money
- If you need further information
- Slide Number 74
- Slide Number 75
-
About Horizon Power
Horizon Power is a Government Trading Enterprise which generates distributes and retails electricity to more than 47000 connections
We supply electricity to more than 100000 residents and approx 8000 businesses in regional towns and communities across WA
Horizon Powerrsquos focus is to create value for future generations and to make a difference to the lives of people in the communities we serve
In regional WA we have 38 networks comprised of 36 microgrids and 2 interconnected systems
We do not operate in the South-West Interconnected System
Our Ambition
Delivering energy solutions for regional growth and vibrant communities
Our Guiding Principles
Horizon Power is committed to providing opportunities to local and Aboriginal businesses in alignment with our Strategy We apply our guiding principles to everything we do the way we work and the way we engage
Horizon Power views local community engagement as an essential part of being a responsible corporate citizen
Community Involvement
Listening creating and delivering together
Cleaner Greener
Improving our shared environment
Preference towards local people good and services
Regions First
Positive impact on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islands customers suppliers employees and communities
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commitment
Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
Horizon Power implements the State Governmentrsquos WA Industry Participation Strategy and Aboriginal Procurement Policy and actively seeks to ensure suitable opportunities are provided to local and Aboriginal businesses
Local Industry
Horizon Power
Aboriginal Business
Procurement
Kimberley region
Horizon Power procures the following types of goods and services in the Kimberley region
1 Vegetation management near power lines and electrical infrastructure
2 Civil works such as trenching
3 Operations and maintenance services such as cleaning general gardening freight and building maintenance
4 Security services
5 The installation of Electrical Vehicle charging points in Broome
State Stimulus Projects
Procurement
Kimberley region
The State Stimulus Projects that may source procurement in the Kimberley region include
1 Battery Energy Storage System in Broome and Yungngora
2 Broome Experience Centre
3 Kimberley Street Lights Upgrade
4 Kununurra Depot Refurbishment
5 Derby Solar Battery and LED streetlights
6 Aboriginal Community Embedded Networks Regularised electricity to 13 communities
Horizon Power has been awarded $574m in WA State Government stimulus funding to deliver six projects
How you can supply to Horizon Power
How you can supply to us
Horizon Power accepts registrations of interest from local and Aboriginal businesses through our website
Horizon Power may source directly from a business negotiate with a restricted list of businesses or engage in a competitive open market procurement process
WEBSITE OPEN MARKET | DIRECT | NEGOTIATE The process and specific requirements for a procurement depends on the type scope and value of the procurement
How does Horizon Power find suppliers
Horizon Power will research businesses using
Horizon Powerrsquos Regional and Aboriginal Supplier Database
Supply Nation - httpssupplynationorgau
Aboriginal Business Directory WA (ABDWA) httpswwwabdwacomau
Industry Capability Network WA (ICNWA) httpsgatewayicnorgau
Chamber of Commerce
Google Search
Local Knowledge
Regional amp Aboriginal
Supplier Register
Visit httpshorizonpowercomau
SuppliersRegional and Aboriginal
Contractors amp Suppliers
Supplier Registration
Shortcut to access the Supplier page On your smartphone open your camera and focus over the code above A pop up link will open in your image to take you straight to the supplier page on our website
Where to find information on
Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
Competitive tenders may be advertised on one or more of the following (other suggestions are welcome)
Tenders WA httpswwwtenderswagovau
Local newspapers (Kimberley Echo Broome Advertiser etc)
Social media LinkedIn and Twitter (HorizonPower_WA)
Chamber of Commerce and Industry amp various economic development platforms
Supply Nation Indigenous Business Market Place
Vendor Panel Coming soon
Horizon Powerrsquos Procurement Pipeline and more information on our procurements httpshorizonpowercomaucontractors-suppliers
Registrations for Specific Scopes
If you would like your business to be considered as a potential respondent register your interestRegistering will give your business better visibility but it is not compulsory in order to be considered
For specific projects or pieces of work we may advertise them on our Procurement Pipeline and ask prospective suppliers to register
We may use this for the stimulus funding projects where suitable so keep an eye on our website
4 Steps tosuccess
We recommend that businesses
Register on the Horizon Power Local and Aboriginal Business Register
Review the Horizon Power website and keep an eye on our Procurement Pipeline as well as on advertising platforms mentioned earlier
Have a functional website that is up to date with your business and contact information and represents your business services well
Update profiles like ABDWA ICNWA or Supply Nation with current contact and capabilities
1
2
3
4
What to do if asked to bid
Contact Horizon Power if you have any queries on how to respond
Respond in a timely manner or let us know if you cannot and you may consider requesting an extension
If there are a set of specific questions make sure you have demonstrated your businessrsquo capability and understanding of that question
Provide supporting information to evidence you are the right business for the job
1
2
3
4
Our objectiveValue for Money
All procurement activities at Horizon Power will be assessed on this basis which takes into account
Non-cost factors such as community benefits health safety and environmental factors and supplier performance history and capability
Horizon Powerrsquos budget and
Available prices
We recommend local businesses consider the principle of best Value-for-Money when preparing quotations or proposals to Horizon Power
Horizon Powerrsquos procurement outcomes must achieve best Value-for-Money
If you need further information
Broome
broomehorizonpowercomau2 McDaniel Road Broome
Kununurra
kununurrahorizonpowercomauCnr Messmate Way amp Victoria HighwayKununurra
Website
httpshorizonpowercomau
Please contact your local office
Questions
Thank you
- Slide Number 1
- Industry Development Division
- WA Industry Participation Strategy (WAIPS)
- WAIPS 2020 updates
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- Local Capability Fund
- COVID-19 Local Capability Fund rounds for 202021
- Local Capability Fund Rounds for 202021
- Your feedback is key
- What can you do
- Thank you
- Simon MarwickLocal Content AdviserKimberley
- Local Content Role
- What do we do
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Slide Number 21
- Slide Number 22
- Agenda
- Overview of Main Roads WA Kimberley Region
- Slide Number 25
- Main Roads Western AustraliaKimberley Region
- Kimberley ndash Program Delivery
- Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
- Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
- Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
- Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
- Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
- State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
- Commonwealth Government
- MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
- Thankyou for your attendanceGeneral Questions
- Working with the Department of Finance
- Slide Number 42
- Slide Number 43
- Slide Number 44
- Slide Number 45
- Slide Number 46
- Slide Number 47
- Slide Number 48
- Slide Number 49
- Slide Number 50
- Slide Number 51
- Slide Number 52
- Slide Number 53
- Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry
- Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
- Slide Number 56
- About Horizon Power
- About Horizon Power
- Slide Number 59
- Slide Number 60
- Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
- ProcurementKimberley region
- State Stimulus ProjectsProcurementKimberley region
- How you can supply to Horizon Power
- Slide Number 65
- How does Horizon Power find suppliers
- Regional amp Aboriginal Supplier Register
- Where to find information on Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
- Registrations for Specific Scopes
- 4 Steps tosuccess
- What to do if asked to bid
- Our objectiveValue for Money
- If you need further information
- Slide Number 74
- Slide Number 75
-
Our Ambition
Delivering energy solutions for regional growth and vibrant communities
Our Guiding Principles
Horizon Power is committed to providing opportunities to local and Aboriginal businesses in alignment with our Strategy We apply our guiding principles to everything we do the way we work and the way we engage
Horizon Power views local community engagement as an essential part of being a responsible corporate citizen
Community Involvement
Listening creating and delivering together
Cleaner Greener
Improving our shared environment
Preference towards local people good and services
Regions First
Positive impact on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islands customers suppliers employees and communities
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commitment
Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
Horizon Power implements the State Governmentrsquos WA Industry Participation Strategy and Aboriginal Procurement Policy and actively seeks to ensure suitable opportunities are provided to local and Aboriginal businesses
Local Industry
Horizon Power
Aboriginal Business
Procurement
Kimberley region
Horizon Power procures the following types of goods and services in the Kimberley region
1 Vegetation management near power lines and electrical infrastructure
2 Civil works such as trenching
3 Operations and maintenance services such as cleaning general gardening freight and building maintenance
4 Security services
5 The installation of Electrical Vehicle charging points in Broome
State Stimulus Projects
Procurement
Kimberley region
The State Stimulus Projects that may source procurement in the Kimberley region include
1 Battery Energy Storage System in Broome and Yungngora
2 Broome Experience Centre
3 Kimberley Street Lights Upgrade
4 Kununurra Depot Refurbishment
5 Derby Solar Battery and LED streetlights
6 Aboriginal Community Embedded Networks Regularised electricity to 13 communities
Horizon Power has been awarded $574m in WA State Government stimulus funding to deliver six projects
How you can supply to Horizon Power
How you can supply to us
Horizon Power accepts registrations of interest from local and Aboriginal businesses through our website
Horizon Power may source directly from a business negotiate with a restricted list of businesses or engage in a competitive open market procurement process
WEBSITE OPEN MARKET | DIRECT | NEGOTIATE The process and specific requirements for a procurement depends on the type scope and value of the procurement
How does Horizon Power find suppliers
Horizon Power will research businesses using
Horizon Powerrsquos Regional and Aboriginal Supplier Database
Supply Nation - httpssupplynationorgau
Aboriginal Business Directory WA (ABDWA) httpswwwabdwacomau
Industry Capability Network WA (ICNWA) httpsgatewayicnorgau
Chamber of Commerce
Google Search
Local Knowledge
Regional amp Aboriginal
Supplier Register
Visit httpshorizonpowercomau
SuppliersRegional and Aboriginal
Contractors amp Suppliers
Supplier Registration
Shortcut to access the Supplier page On your smartphone open your camera and focus over the code above A pop up link will open in your image to take you straight to the supplier page on our website
Where to find information on
Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
Competitive tenders may be advertised on one or more of the following (other suggestions are welcome)
Tenders WA httpswwwtenderswagovau
Local newspapers (Kimberley Echo Broome Advertiser etc)
Social media LinkedIn and Twitter (HorizonPower_WA)
Chamber of Commerce and Industry amp various economic development platforms
Supply Nation Indigenous Business Market Place
Vendor Panel Coming soon
Horizon Powerrsquos Procurement Pipeline and more information on our procurements httpshorizonpowercomaucontractors-suppliers
Registrations for Specific Scopes
If you would like your business to be considered as a potential respondent register your interestRegistering will give your business better visibility but it is not compulsory in order to be considered
For specific projects or pieces of work we may advertise them on our Procurement Pipeline and ask prospective suppliers to register
We may use this for the stimulus funding projects where suitable so keep an eye on our website
4 Steps tosuccess
We recommend that businesses
Register on the Horizon Power Local and Aboriginal Business Register
Review the Horizon Power website and keep an eye on our Procurement Pipeline as well as on advertising platforms mentioned earlier
Have a functional website that is up to date with your business and contact information and represents your business services well
Update profiles like ABDWA ICNWA or Supply Nation with current contact and capabilities
1
2
3
4
What to do if asked to bid
Contact Horizon Power if you have any queries on how to respond
Respond in a timely manner or let us know if you cannot and you may consider requesting an extension
If there are a set of specific questions make sure you have demonstrated your businessrsquo capability and understanding of that question
Provide supporting information to evidence you are the right business for the job
1
2
3
4
Our objectiveValue for Money
All procurement activities at Horizon Power will be assessed on this basis which takes into account
Non-cost factors such as community benefits health safety and environmental factors and supplier performance history and capability
Horizon Powerrsquos budget and
Available prices
We recommend local businesses consider the principle of best Value-for-Money when preparing quotations or proposals to Horizon Power
Horizon Powerrsquos procurement outcomes must achieve best Value-for-Money
If you need further information
Broome
broomehorizonpowercomau2 McDaniel Road Broome
Kununurra
kununurrahorizonpowercomauCnr Messmate Way amp Victoria HighwayKununurra
Website
httpshorizonpowercomau
Please contact your local office
Questions
Thank you
- Slide Number 1
- Industry Development Division
- WA Industry Participation Strategy (WAIPS)
- WAIPS 2020 updates
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- Local Capability Fund
- COVID-19 Local Capability Fund rounds for 202021
- Local Capability Fund Rounds for 202021
- Your feedback is key
- What can you do
- Thank you
- Simon MarwickLocal Content AdviserKimberley
- Local Content Role
- What do we do
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Slide Number 21
- Slide Number 22
- Agenda
- Overview of Main Roads WA Kimberley Region
- Slide Number 25
- Main Roads Western AustraliaKimberley Region
- Kimberley ndash Program Delivery
- Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
- Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
- Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
- Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
- Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
- State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
- Commonwealth Government
- MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
- Thankyou for your attendanceGeneral Questions
- Working with the Department of Finance
- Slide Number 42
- Slide Number 43
- Slide Number 44
- Slide Number 45
- Slide Number 46
- Slide Number 47
- Slide Number 48
- Slide Number 49
- Slide Number 50
- Slide Number 51
- Slide Number 52
- Slide Number 53
- Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry
- Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
- Slide Number 56
- About Horizon Power
- About Horizon Power
- Slide Number 59
- Slide Number 60
- Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
- ProcurementKimberley region
- State Stimulus ProjectsProcurementKimberley region
- How you can supply to Horizon Power
- Slide Number 65
- How does Horizon Power find suppliers
- Regional amp Aboriginal Supplier Register
- Where to find information on Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
- Registrations for Specific Scopes
- 4 Steps tosuccess
- What to do if asked to bid
- Our objectiveValue for Money
- If you need further information
- Slide Number 74
- Slide Number 75
-
Our Guiding Principles
Horizon Power is committed to providing opportunities to local and Aboriginal businesses in alignment with our Strategy We apply our guiding principles to everything we do the way we work and the way we engage
Horizon Power views local community engagement as an essential part of being a responsible corporate citizen
Community Involvement
Listening creating and delivering together
Cleaner Greener
Improving our shared environment
Preference towards local people good and services
Regions First
Positive impact on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islands customers suppliers employees and communities
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commitment
Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
Horizon Power implements the State Governmentrsquos WA Industry Participation Strategy and Aboriginal Procurement Policy and actively seeks to ensure suitable opportunities are provided to local and Aboriginal businesses
Local Industry
Horizon Power
Aboriginal Business
Procurement
Kimberley region
Horizon Power procures the following types of goods and services in the Kimberley region
1 Vegetation management near power lines and electrical infrastructure
2 Civil works such as trenching
3 Operations and maintenance services such as cleaning general gardening freight and building maintenance
4 Security services
5 The installation of Electrical Vehicle charging points in Broome
State Stimulus Projects
Procurement
Kimberley region
The State Stimulus Projects that may source procurement in the Kimberley region include
1 Battery Energy Storage System in Broome and Yungngora
2 Broome Experience Centre
3 Kimberley Street Lights Upgrade
4 Kununurra Depot Refurbishment
5 Derby Solar Battery and LED streetlights
6 Aboriginal Community Embedded Networks Regularised electricity to 13 communities
Horizon Power has been awarded $574m in WA State Government stimulus funding to deliver six projects
How you can supply to Horizon Power
How you can supply to us
Horizon Power accepts registrations of interest from local and Aboriginal businesses through our website
Horizon Power may source directly from a business negotiate with a restricted list of businesses or engage in a competitive open market procurement process
WEBSITE OPEN MARKET | DIRECT | NEGOTIATE The process and specific requirements for a procurement depends on the type scope and value of the procurement
How does Horizon Power find suppliers
Horizon Power will research businesses using
Horizon Powerrsquos Regional and Aboriginal Supplier Database
Supply Nation - httpssupplynationorgau
Aboriginal Business Directory WA (ABDWA) httpswwwabdwacomau
Industry Capability Network WA (ICNWA) httpsgatewayicnorgau
Chamber of Commerce
Google Search
Local Knowledge
Regional amp Aboriginal
Supplier Register
Visit httpshorizonpowercomau
SuppliersRegional and Aboriginal
Contractors amp Suppliers
Supplier Registration
Shortcut to access the Supplier page On your smartphone open your camera and focus over the code above A pop up link will open in your image to take you straight to the supplier page on our website
Where to find information on
Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
Competitive tenders may be advertised on one or more of the following (other suggestions are welcome)
Tenders WA httpswwwtenderswagovau
Local newspapers (Kimberley Echo Broome Advertiser etc)
Social media LinkedIn and Twitter (HorizonPower_WA)
Chamber of Commerce and Industry amp various economic development platforms
Supply Nation Indigenous Business Market Place
Vendor Panel Coming soon
Horizon Powerrsquos Procurement Pipeline and more information on our procurements httpshorizonpowercomaucontractors-suppliers
Registrations for Specific Scopes
If you would like your business to be considered as a potential respondent register your interestRegistering will give your business better visibility but it is not compulsory in order to be considered
For specific projects or pieces of work we may advertise them on our Procurement Pipeline and ask prospective suppliers to register
We may use this for the stimulus funding projects where suitable so keep an eye on our website
4 Steps tosuccess
We recommend that businesses
Register on the Horizon Power Local and Aboriginal Business Register
Review the Horizon Power website and keep an eye on our Procurement Pipeline as well as on advertising platforms mentioned earlier
Have a functional website that is up to date with your business and contact information and represents your business services well
Update profiles like ABDWA ICNWA or Supply Nation with current contact and capabilities
1
2
3
4
What to do if asked to bid
Contact Horizon Power if you have any queries on how to respond
Respond in a timely manner or let us know if you cannot and you may consider requesting an extension
If there are a set of specific questions make sure you have demonstrated your businessrsquo capability and understanding of that question
Provide supporting information to evidence you are the right business for the job
1
2
3
4
Our objectiveValue for Money
All procurement activities at Horizon Power will be assessed on this basis which takes into account
Non-cost factors such as community benefits health safety and environmental factors and supplier performance history and capability
Horizon Powerrsquos budget and
Available prices
We recommend local businesses consider the principle of best Value-for-Money when preparing quotations or proposals to Horizon Power
Horizon Powerrsquos procurement outcomes must achieve best Value-for-Money
If you need further information
Broome
broomehorizonpowercomau2 McDaniel Road Broome
Kununurra
kununurrahorizonpowercomauCnr Messmate Way amp Victoria HighwayKununurra
Website
httpshorizonpowercomau
Please contact your local office
Questions
Thank you
- Slide Number 1
- Industry Development Division
- WA Industry Participation Strategy (WAIPS)
- WAIPS 2020 updates
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- Local Capability Fund
- COVID-19 Local Capability Fund rounds for 202021
- Local Capability Fund Rounds for 202021
- Your feedback is key
- What can you do
- Thank you
- Simon MarwickLocal Content AdviserKimberley
- Local Content Role
- What do we do
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Slide Number 21
- Slide Number 22
- Agenda
- Overview of Main Roads WA Kimberley Region
- Slide Number 25
- Main Roads Western AustraliaKimberley Region
- Kimberley ndash Program Delivery
- Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
- Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
- Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
- Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
- Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
- State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
- Commonwealth Government
- MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
- Thankyou for your attendanceGeneral Questions
- Working with the Department of Finance
- Slide Number 42
- Slide Number 43
- Slide Number 44
- Slide Number 45
- Slide Number 46
- Slide Number 47
- Slide Number 48
- Slide Number 49
- Slide Number 50
- Slide Number 51
- Slide Number 52
- Slide Number 53
- Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry
- Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
- Slide Number 56
- About Horizon Power
- About Horizon Power
- Slide Number 59
- Slide Number 60
- Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
- ProcurementKimberley region
- State Stimulus ProjectsProcurementKimberley region
- How you can supply to Horizon Power
- Slide Number 65
- How does Horizon Power find suppliers
- Regional amp Aboriginal Supplier Register
- Where to find information on Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
- Registrations for Specific Scopes
- 4 Steps tosuccess
- What to do if asked to bid
- Our objectiveValue for Money
- If you need further information
- Slide Number 74
- Slide Number 75
-
Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
Horizon Power implements the State Governmentrsquos WA Industry Participation Strategy and Aboriginal Procurement Policy and actively seeks to ensure suitable opportunities are provided to local and Aboriginal businesses
Local Industry
Horizon Power
Aboriginal Business
Procurement
Kimberley region
Horizon Power procures the following types of goods and services in the Kimberley region
1 Vegetation management near power lines and electrical infrastructure
2 Civil works such as trenching
3 Operations and maintenance services such as cleaning general gardening freight and building maintenance
4 Security services
5 The installation of Electrical Vehicle charging points in Broome
State Stimulus Projects
Procurement
Kimberley region
The State Stimulus Projects that may source procurement in the Kimberley region include
1 Battery Energy Storage System in Broome and Yungngora
2 Broome Experience Centre
3 Kimberley Street Lights Upgrade
4 Kununurra Depot Refurbishment
5 Derby Solar Battery and LED streetlights
6 Aboriginal Community Embedded Networks Regularised electricity to 13 communities
Horizon Power has been awarded $574m in WA State Government stimulus funding to deliver six projects
How you can supply to Horizon Power
How you can supply to us
Horizon Power accepts registrations of interest from local and Aboriginal businesses through our website
Horizon Power may source directly from a business negotiate with a restricted list of businesses or engage in a competitive open market procurement process
WEBSITE OPEN MARKET | DIRECT | NEGOTIATE The process and specific requirements for a procurement depends on the type scope and value of the procurement
How does Horizon Power find suppliers
Horizon Power will research businesses using
Horizon Powerrsquos Regional and Aboriginal Supplier Database
Supply Nation - httpssupplynationorgau
Aboriginal Business Directory WA (ABDWA) httpswwwabdwacomau
Industry Capability Network WA (ICNWA) httpsgatewayicnorgau
Chamber of Commerce
Google Search
Local Knowledge
Regional amp Aboriginal
Supplier Register
Visit httpshorizonpowercomau
SuppliersRegional and Aboriginal
Contractors amp Suppliers
Supplier Registration
Shortcut to access the Supplier page On your smartphone open your camera and focus over the code above A pop up link will open in your image to take you straight to the supplier page on our website
Where to find information on
Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
Competitive tenders may be advertised on one or more of the following (other suggestions are welcome)
Tenders WA httpswwwtenderswagovau
Local newspapers (Kimberley Echo Broome Advertiser etc)
Social media LinkedIn and Twitter (HorizonPower_WA)
Chamber of Commerce and Industry amp various economic development platforms
Supply Nation Indigenous Business Market Place
Vendor Panel Coming soon
Horizon Powerrsquos Procurement Pipeline and more information on our procurements httpshorizonpowercomaucontractors-suppliers
Registrations for Specific Scopes
If you would like your business to be considered as a potential respondent register your interestRegistering will give your business better visibility but it is not compulsory in order to be considered
For specific projects or pieces of work we may advertise them on our Procurement Pipeline and ask prospective suppliers to register
We may use this for the stimulus funding projects where suitable so keep an eye on our website
4 Steps tosuccess
We recommend that businesses
Register on the Horizon Power Local and Aboriginal Business Register
Review the Horizon Power website and keep an eye on our Procurement Pipeline as well as on advertising platforms mentioned earlier
Have a functional website that is up to date with your business and contact information and represents your business services well
Update profiles like ABDWA ICNWA or Supply Nation with current contact and capabilities
1
2
3
4
What to do if asked to bid
Contact Horizon Power if you have any queries on how to respond
Respond in a timely manner or let us know if you cannot and you may consider requesting an extension
If there are a set of specific questions make sure you have demonstrated your businessrsquo capability and understanding of that question
Provide supporting information to evidence you are the right business for the job
1
2
3
4
Our objectiveValue for Money
All procurement activities at Horizon Power will be assessed on this basis which takes into account
Non-cost factors such as community benefits health safety and environmental factors and supplier performance history and capability
Horizon Powerrsquos budget and
Available prices
We recommend local businesses consider the principle of best Value-for-Money when preparing quotations or proposals to Horizon Power
Horizon Powerrsquos procurement outcomes must achieve best Value-for-Money
If you need further information
Broome
broomehorizonpowercomau2 McDaniel Road Broome
Kununurra
kununurrahorizonpowercomauCnr Messmate Way amp Victoria HighwayKununurra
Website
httpshorizonpowercomau
Please contact your local office
Questions
Thank you
- Slide Number 1
- Industry Development Division
- WA Industry Participation Strategy (WAIPS)
- WAIPS 2020 updates
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- Local Capability Fund
- COVID-19 Local Capability Fund rounds for 202021
- Local Capability Fund Rounds for 202021
- Your feedback is key
- What can you do
- Thank you
- Simon MarwickLocal Content AdviserKimberley
- Local Content Role
- What do we do
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Slide Number 21
- Slide Number 22
- Agenda
- Overview of Main Roads WA Kimberley Region
- Slide Number 25
- Main Roads Western AustraliaKimberley Region
- Kimberley ndash Program Delivery
- Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
- Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
- Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
- Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
- Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
- State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
- Commonwealth Government
- MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
- Thankyou for your attendanceGeneral Questions
- Working with the Department of Finance
- Slide Number 42
- Slide Number 43
- Slide Number 44
- Slide Number 45
- Slide Number 46
- Slide Number 47
- Slide Number 48
- Slide Number 49
- Slide Number 50
- Slide Number 51
- Slide Number 52
- Slide Number 53
- Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry
- Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
- Slide Number 56
- About Horizon Power
- About Horizon Power
- Slide Number 59
- Slide Number 60
- Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
- ProcurementKimberley region
- State Stimulus ProjectsProcurementKimberley region
- How you can supply to Horizon Power
- Slide Number 65
- How does Horizon Power find suppliers
- Regional amp Aboriginal Supplier Register
- Where to find information on Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
- Registrations for Specific Scopes
- 4 Steps tosuccess
- What to do if asked to bid
- Our objectiveValue for Money
- If you need further information
- Slide Number 74
- Slide Number 75
-
Procurement
Kimberley region
Horizon Power procures the following types of goods and services in the Kimberley region
1 Vegetation management near power lines and electrical infrastructure
2 Civil works such as trenching
3 Operations and maintenance services such as cleaning general gardening freight and building maintenance
4 Security services
5 The installation of Electrical Vehicle charging points in Broome
State Stimulus Projects
Procurement
Kimberley region
The State Stimulus Projects that may source procurement in the Kimberley region include
1 Battery Energy Storage System in Broome and Yungngora
2 Broome Experience Centre
3 Kimberley Street Lights Upgrade
4 Kununurra Depot Refurbishment
5 Derby Solar Battery and LED streetlights
6 Aboriginal Community Embedded Networks Regularised electricity to 13 communities
Horizon Power has been awarded $574m in WA State Government stimulus funding to deliver six projects
How you can supply to Horizon Power
How you can supply to us
Horizon Power accepts registrations of interest from local and Aboriginal businesses through our website
Horizon Power may source directly from a business negotiate with a restricted list of businesses or engage in a competitive open market procurement process
WEBSITE OPEN MARKET | DIRECT | NEGOTIATE The process and specific requirements for a procurement depends on the type scope and value of the procurement
How does Horizon Power find suppliers
Horizon Power will research businesses using
Horizon Powerrsquos Regional and Aboriginal Supplier Database
Supply Nation - httpssupplynationorgau
Aboriginal Business Directory WA (ABDWA) httpswwwabdwacomau
Industry Capability Network WA (ICNWA) httpsgatewayicnorgau
Chamber of Commerce
Google Search
Local Knowledge
Regional amp Aboriginal
Supplier Register
Visit httpshorizonpowercomau
SuppliersRegional and Aboriginal
Contractors amp Suppliers
Supplier Registration
Shortcut to access the Supplier page On your smartphone open your camera and focus over the code above A pop up link will open in your image to take you straight to the supplier page on our website
Where to find information on
Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
Competitive tenders may be advertised on one or more of the following (other suggestions are welcome)
Tenders WA httpswwwtenderswagovau
Local newspapers (Kimberley Echo Broome Advertiser etc)
Social media LinkedIn and Twitter (HorizonPower_WA)
Chamber of Commerce and Industry amp various economic development platforms
Supply Nation Indigenous Business Market Place
Vendor Panel Coming soon
Horizon Powerrsquos Procurement Pipeline and more information on our procurements httpshorizonpowercomaucontractors-suppliers
Registrations for Specific Scopes
If you would like your business to be considered as a potential respondent register your interestRegistering will give your business better visibility but it is not compulsory in order to be considered
For specific projects or pieces of work we may advertise them on our Procurement Pipeline and ask prospective suppliers to register
We may use this for the stimulus funding projects where suitable so keep an eye on our website
4 Steps tosuccess
We recommend that businesses
Register on the Horizon Power Local and Aboriginal Business Register
Review the Horizon Power website and keep an eye on our Procurement Pipeline as well as on advertising platforms mentioned earlier
Have a functional website that is up to date with your business and contact information and represents your business services well
Update profiles like ABDWA ICNWA or Supply Nation with current contact and capabilities
1
2
3
4
What to do if asked to bid
Contact Horizon Power if you have any queries on how to respond
Respond in a timely manner or let us know if you cannot and you may consider requesting an extension
If there are a set of specific questions make sure you have demonstrated your businessrsquo capability and understanding of that question
Provide supporting information to evidence you are the right business for the job
1
2
3
4
Our objectiveValue for Money
All procurement activities at Horizon Power will be assessed on this basis which takes into account
Non-cost factors such as community benefits health safety and environmental factors and supplier performance history and capability
Horizon Powerrsquos budget and
Available prices
We recommend local businesses consider the principle of best Value-for-Money when preparing quotations or proposals to Horizon Power
Horizon Powerrsquos procurement outcomes must achieve best Value-for-Money
If you need further information
Broome
broomehorizonpowercomau2 McDaniel Road Broome
Kununurra
kununurrahorizonpowercomauCnr Messmate Way amp Victoria HighwayKununurra
Website
httpshorizonpowercomau
Please contact your local office
Questions
Thank you
- Slide Number 1
- Industry Development Division
- WA Industry Participation Strategy (WAIPS)
- WAIPS 2020 updates
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- Local Capability Fund
- COVID-19 Local Capability Fund rounds for 202021
- Local Capability Fund Rounds for 202021
- Your feedback is key
- What can you do
- Thank you
- Simon MarwickLocal Content AdviserKimberley
- Local Content Role
- What do we do
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Slide Number 21
- Slide Number 22
- Agenda
- Overview of Main Roads WA Kimberley Region
- Slide Number 25
- Main Roads Western AustraliaKimberley Region
- Kimberley ndash Program Delivery
- Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
- Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
- Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
- Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
- Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
- State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
- Commonwealth Government
- MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
- Thankyou for your attendanceGeneral Questions
- Working with the Department of Finance
- Slide Number 42
- Slide Number 43
- Slide Number 44
- Slide Number 45
- Slide Number 46
- Slide Number 47
- Slide Number 48
- Slide Number 49
- Slide Number 50
- Slide Number 51
- Slide Number 52
- Slide Number 53
- Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry
- Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
- Slide Number 56
- About Horizon Power
- About Horizon Power
- Slide Number 59
- Slide Number 60
- Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
- ProcurementKimberley region
- State Stimulus ProjectsProcurementKimberley region
- How you can supply to Horizon Power
- Slide Number 65
- How does Horizon Power find suppliers
- Regional amp Aboriginal Supplier Register
- Where to find information on Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
- Registrations for Specific Scopes
- 4 Steps tosuccess
- What to do if asked to bid
- Our objectiveValue for Money
- If you need further information
- Slide Number 74
- Slide Number 75
-
State Stimulus Projects
Procurement
Kimberley region
The State Stimulus Projects that may source procurement in the Kimberley region include
1 Battery Energy Storage System in Broome and Yungngora
2 Broome Experience Centre
3 Kimberley Street Lights Upgrade
4 Kununurra Depot Refurbishment
5 Derby Solar Battery and LED streetlights
6 Aboriginal Community Embedded Networks Regularised electricity to 13 communities
Horizon Power has been awarded $574m in WA State Government stimulus funding to deliver six projects
How you can supply to Horizon Power
How you can supply to us
Horizon Power accepts registrations of interest from local and Aboriginal businesses through our website
Horizon Power may source directly from a business negotiate with a restricted list of businesses or engage in a competitive open market procurement process
WEBSITE OPEN MARKET | DIRECT | NEGOTIATE The process and specific requirements for a procurement depends on the type scope and value of the procurement
How does Horizon Power find suppliers
Horizon Power will research businesses using
Horizon Powerrsquos Regional and Aboriginal Supplier Database
Supply Nation - httpssupplynationorgau
Aboriginal Business Directory WA (ABDWA) httpswwwabdwacomau
Industry Capability Network WA (ICNWA) httpsgatewayicnorgau
Chamber of Commerce
Google Search
Local Knowledge
Regional amp Aboriginal
Supplier Register
Visit httpshorizonpowercomau
SuppliersRegional and Aboriginal
Contractors amp Suppliers
Supplier Registration
Shortcut to access the Supplier page On your smartphone open your camera and focus over the code above A pop up link will open in your image to take you straight to the supplier page on our website
Where to find information on
Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
Competitive tenders may be advertised on one or more of the following (other suggestions are welcome)
Tenders WA httpswwwtenderswagovau
Local newspapers (Kimberley Echo Broome Advertiser etc)
Social media LinkedIn and Twitter (HorizonPower_WA)
Chamber of Commerce and Industry amp various economic development platforms
Supply Nation Indigenous Business Market Place
Vendor Panel Coming soon
Horizon Powerrsquos Procurement Pipeline and more information on our procurements httpshorizonpowercomaucontractors-suppliers
Registrations for Specific Scopes
If you would like your business to be considered as a potential respondent register your interestRegistering will give your business better visibility but it is not compulsory in order to be considered
For specific projects or pieces of work we may advertise them on our Procurement Pipeline and ask prospective suppliers to register
We may use this for the stimulus funding projects where suitable so keep an eye on our website
4 Steps tosuccess
We recommend that businesses
Register on the Horizon Power Local and Aboriginal Business Register
Review the Horizon Power website and keep an eye on our Procurement Pipeline as well as on advertising platforms mentioned earlier
Have a functional website that is up to date with your business and contact information and represents your business services well
Update profiles like ABDWA ICNWA or Supply Nation with current contact and capabilities
1
2
3
4
What to do if asked to bid
Contact Horizon Power if you have any queries on how to respond
Respond in a timely manner or let us know if you cannot and you may consider requesting an extension
If there are a set of specific questions make sure you have demonstrated your businessrsquo capability and understanding of that question
Provide supporting information to evidence you are the right business for the job
1
2
3
4
Our objectiveValue for Money
All procurement activities at Horizon Power will be assessed on this basis which takes into account
Non-cost factors such as community benefits health safety and environmental factors and supplier performance history and capability
Horizon Powerrsquos budget and
Available prices
We recommend local businesses consider the principle of best Value-for-Money when preparing quotations or proposals to Horizon Power
Horizon Powerrsquos procurement outcomes must achieve best Value-for-Money
If you need further information
Broome
broomehorizonpowercomau2 McDaniel Road Broome
Kununurra
kununurrahorizonpowercomauCnr Messmate Way amp Victoria HighwayKununurra
Website
httpshorizonpowercomau
Please contact your local office
Questions
Thank you
- Slide Number 1
- Industry Development Division
- WA Industry Participation Strategy (WAIPS)
- WAIPS 2020 updates
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- Local Capability Fund
- COVID-19 Local Capability Fund rounds for 202021
- Local Capability Fund Rounds for 202021
- Your feedback is key
- What can you do
- Thank you
- Simon MarwickLocal Content AdviserKimberley
- Local Content Role
- What do we do
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Slide Number 21
- Slide Number 22
- Agenda
- Overview of Main Roads WA Kimberley Region
- Slide Number 25
- Main Roads Western AustraliaKimberley Region
- Kimberley ndash Program Delivery
- Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
- Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
- Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
- Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
- Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
- State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
- Commonwealth Government
- MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
- Thankyou for your attendanceGeneral Questions
- Working with the Department of Finance
- Slide Number 42
- Slide Number 43
- Slide Number 44
- Slide Number 45
- Slide Number 46
- Slide Number 47
- Slide Number 48
- Slide Number 49
- Slide Number 50
- Slide Number 51
- Slide Number 52
- Slide Number 53
- Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry
- Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
- Slide Number 56
- About Horizon Power
- About Horizon Power
- Slide Number 59
- Slide Number 60
- Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
- ProcurementKimberley region
- State Stimulus ProjectsProcurementKimberley region
- How you can supply to Horizon Power
- Slide Number 65
- How does Horizon Power find suppliers
- Regional amp Aboriginal Supplier Register
- Where to find information on Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
- Registrations for Specific Scopes
- 4 Steps tosuccess
- What to do if asked to bid
- Our objectiveValue for Money
- If you need further information
- Slide Number 74
- Slide Number 75
-
How you can supply to Horizon Power
How you can supply to us
Horizon Power accepts registrations of interest from local and Aboriginal businesses through our website
Horizon Power may source directly from a business negotiate with a restricted list of businesses or engage in a competitive open market procurement process
WEBSITE OPEN MARKET | DIRECT | NEGOTIATE The process and specific requirements for a procurement depends on the type scope and value of the procurement
How does Horizon Power find suppliers
Horizon Power will research businesses using
Horizon Powerrsquos Regional and Aboriginal Supplier Database
Supply Nation - httpssupplynationorgau
Aboriginal Business Directory WA (ABDWA) httpswwwabdwacomau
Industry Capability Network WA (ICNWA) httpsgatewayicnorgau
Chamber of Commerce
Google Search
Local Knowledge
Regional amp Aboriginal
Supplier Register
Visit httpshorizonpowercomau
SuppliersRegional and Aboriginal
Contractors amp Suppliers
Supplier Registration
Shortcut to access the Supplier page On your smartphone open your camera and focus over the code above A pop up link will open in your image to take you straight to the supplier page on our website
Where to find information on
Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
Competitive tenders may be advertised on one or more of the following (other suggestions are welcome)
Tenders WA httpswwwtenderswagovau
Local newspapers (Kimberley Echo Broome Advertiser etc)
Social media LinkedIn and Twitter (HorizonPower_WA)
Chamber of Commerce and Industry amp various economic development platforms
Supply Nation Indigenous Business Market Place
Vendor Panel Coming soon
Horizon Powerrsquos Procurement Pipeline and more information on our procurements httpshorizonpowercomaucontractors-suppliers
Registrations for Specific Scopes
If you would like your business to be considered as a potential respondent register your interestRegistering will give your business better visibility but it is not compulsory in order to be considered
For specific projects or pieces of work we may advertise them on our Procurement Pipeline and ask prospective suppliers to register
We may use this for the stimulus funding projects where suitable so keep an eye on our website
4 Steps tosuccess
We recommend that businesses
Register on the Horizon Power Local and Aboriginal Business Register
Review the Horizon Power website and keep an eye on our Procurement Pipeline as well as on advertising platforms mentioned earlier
Have a functional website that is up to date with your business and contact information and represents your business services well
Update profiles like ABDWA ICNWA or Supply Nation with current contact and capabilities
1
2
3
4
What to do if asked to bid
Contact Horizon Power if you have any queries on how to respond
Respond in a timely manner or let us know if you cannot and you may consider requesting an extension
If there are a set of specific questions make sure you have demonstrated your businessrsquo capability and understanding of that question
Provide supporting information to evidence you are the right business for the job
1
2
3
4
Our objectiveValue for Money
All procurement activities at Horizon Power will be assessed on this basis which takes into account
Non-cost factors such as community benefits health safety and environmental factors and supplier performance history and capability
Horizon Powerrsquos budget and
Available prices
We recommend local businesses consider the principle of best Value-for-Money when preparing quotations or proposals to Horizon Power
Horizon Powerrsquos procurement outcomes must achieve best Value-for-Money
If you need further information
Broome
broomehorizonpowercomau2 McDaniel Road Broome
Kununurra
kununurrahorizonpowercomauCnr Messmate Way amp Victoria HighwayKununurra
Website
httpshorizonpowercomau
Please contact your local office
Questions
Thank you
- Slide Number 1
- Industry Development Division
- WA Industry Participation Strategy (WAIPS)
- WAIPS 2020 updates
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- Local Capability Fund
- COVID-19 Local Capability Fund rounds for 202021
- Local Capability Fund Rounds for 202021
- Your feedback is key
- What can you do
- Thank you
- Simon MarwickLocal Content AdviserKimberley
- Local Content Role
- What do we do
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Slide Number 21
- Slide Number 22
- Agenda
- Overview of Main Roads WA Kimberley Region
- Slide Number 25
- Main Roads Western AustraliaKimberley Region
- Kimberley ndash Program Delivery
- Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
- Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
- Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
- Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
- Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
- State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
- Commonwealth Government
- MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
- Thankyou for your attendanceGeneral Questions
- Working with the Department of Finance
- Slide Number 42
- Slide Number 43
- Slide Number 44
- Slide Number 45
- Slide Number 46
- Slide Number 47
- Slide Number 48
- Slide Number 49
- Slide Number 50
- Slide Number 51
- Slide Number 52
- Slide Number 53
- Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry
- Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
- Slide Number 56
- About Horizon Power
- About Horizon Power
- Slide Number 59
- Slide Number 60
- Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
- ProcurementKimberley region
- State Stimulus ProjectsProcurementKimberley region
- How you can supply to Horizon Power
- Slide Number 65
- How does Horizon Power find suppliers
- Regional amp Aboriginal Supplier Register
- Where to find information on Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
- Registrations for Specific Scopes
- 4 Steps tosuccess
- What to do if asked to bid
- Our objectiveValue for Money
- If you need further information
- Slide Number 74
- Slide Number 75
-
How you can supply to us
Horizon Power accepts registrations of interest from local and Aboriginal businesses through our website
Horizon Power may source directly from a business negotiate with a restricted list of businesses or engage in a competitive open market procurement process
WEBSITE OPEN MARKET | DIRECT | NEGOTIATE The process and specific requirements for a procurement depends on the type scope and value of the procurement
How does Horizon Power find suppliers
Horizon Power will research businesses using
Horizon Powerrsquos Regional and Aboriginal Supplier Database
Supply Nation - httpssupplynationorgau
Aboriginal Business Directory WA (ABDWA) httpswwwabdwacomau
Industry Capability Network WA (ICNWA) httpsgatewayicnorgau
Chamber of Commerce
Google Search
Local Knowledge
Regional amp Aboriginal
Supplier Register
Visit httpshorizonpowercomau
SuppliersRegional and Aboriginal
Contractors amp Suppliers
Supplier Registration
Shortcut to access the Supplier page On your smartphone open your camera and focus over the code above A pop up link will open in your image to take you straight to the supplier page on our website
Where to find information on
Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
Competitive tenders may be advertised on one or more of the following (other suggestions are welcome)
Tenders WA httpswwwtenderswagovau
Local newspapers (Kimberley Echo Broome Advertiser etc)
Social media LinkedIn and Twitter (HorizonPower_WA)
Chamber of Commerce and Industry amp various economic development platforms
Supply Nation Indigenous Business Market Place
Vendor Panel Coming soon
Horizon Powerrsquos Procurement Pipeline and more information on our procurements httpshorizonpowercomaucontractors-suppliers
Registrations for Specific Scopes
If you would like your business to be considered as a potential respondent register your interestRegistering will give your business better visibility but it is not compulsory in order to be considered
For specific projects or pieces of work we may advertise them on our Procurement Pipeline and ask prospective suppliers to register
We may use this for the stimulus funding projects where suitable so keep an eye on our website
4 Steps tosuccess
We recommend that businesses
Register on the Horizon Power Local and Aboriginal Business Register
Review the Horizon Power website and keep an eye on our Procurement Pipeline as well as on advertising platforms mentioned earlier
Have a functional website that is up to date with your business and contact information and represents your business services well
Update profiles like ABDWA ICNWA or Supply Nation with current contact and capabilities
1
2
3
4
What to do if asked to bid
Contact Horizon Power if you have any queries on how to respond
Respond in a timely manner or let us know if you cannot and you may consider requesting an extension
If there are a set of specific questions make sure you have demonstrated your businessrsquo capability and understanding of that question
Provide supporting information to evidence you are the right business for the job
1
2
3
4
Our objectiveValue for Money
All procurement activities at Horizon Power will be assessed on this basis which takes into account
Non-cost factors such as community benefits health safety and environmental factors and supplier performance history and capability
Horizon Powerrsquos budget and
Available prices
We recommend local businesses consider the principle of best Value-for-Money when preparing quotations or proposals to Horizon Power
Horizon Powerrsquos procurement outcomes must achieve best Value-for-Money
If you need further information
Broome
broomehorizonpowercomau2 McDaniel Road Broome
Kununurra
kununurrahorizonpowercomauCnr Messmate Way amp Victoria HighwayKununurra
Website
httpshorizonpowercomau
Please contact your local office
Questions
Thank you
- Slide Number 1
- Industry Development Division
- WA Industry Participation Strategy (WAIPS)
- WAIPS 2020 updates
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- Local Capability Fund
- COVID-19 Local Capability Fund rounds for 202021
- Local Capability Fund Rounds for 202021
- Your feedback is key
- What can you do
- Thank you
- Simon MarwickLocal Content AdviserKimberley
- Local Content Role
- What do we do
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Slide Number 21
- Slide Number 22
- Agenda
- Overview of Main Roads WA Kimberley Region
- Slide Number 25
- Main Roads Western AustraliaKimberley Region
- Kimberley ndash Program Delivery
- Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
- Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
- Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
- Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
- Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
- State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
- Commonwealth Government
- MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
- Thankyou for your attendanceGeneral Questions
- Working with the Department of Finance
- Slide Number 42
- Slide Number 43
- Slide Number 44
- Slide Number 45
- Slide Number 46
- Slide Number 47
- Slide Number 48
- Slide Number 49
- Slide Number 50
- Slide Number 51
- Slide Number 52
- Slide Number 53
- Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry
- Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
- Slide Number 56
- About Horizon Power
- About Horizon Power
- Slide Number 59
- Slide Number 60
- Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
- ProcurementKimberley region
- State Stimulus ProjectsProcurementKimberley region
- How you can supply to Horizon Power
- Slide Number 65
- How does Horizon Power find suppliers
- Regional amp Aboriginal Supplier Register
- Where to find information on Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
- Registrations for Specific Scopes
- 4 Steps tosuccess
- What to do if asked to bid
- Our objectiveValue for Money
- If you need further information
- Slide Number 74
- Slide Number 75
-
How does Horizon Power find suppliers
Horizon Power will research businesses using
Horizon Powerrsquos Regional and Aboriginal Supplier Database
Supply Nation - httpssupplynationorgau
Aboriginal Business Directory WA (ABDWA) httpswwwabdwacomau
Industry Capability Network WA (ICNWA) httpsgatewayicnorgau
Chamber of Commerce
Google Search
Local Knowledge
Regional amp Aboriginal
Supplier Register
Visit httpshorizonpowercomau
SuppliersRegional and Aboriginal
Contractors amp Suppliers
Supplier Registration
Shortcut to access the Supplier page On your smartphone open your camera and focus over the code above A pop up link will open in your image to take you straight to the supplier page on our website
Where to find information on
Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
Competitive tenders may be advertised on one or more of the following (other suggestions are welcome)
Tenders WA httpswwwtenderswagovau
Local newspapers (Kimberley Echo Broome Advertiser etc)
Social media LinkedIn and Twitter (HorizonPower_WA)
Chamber of Commerce and Industry amp various economic development platforms
Supply Nation Indigenous Business Market Place
Vendor Panel Coming soon
Horizon Powerrsquos Procurement Pipeline and more information on our procurements httpshorizonpowercomaucontractors-suppliers
Registrations for Specific Scopes
If you would like your business to be considered as a potential respondent register your interestRegistering will give your business better visibility but it is not compulsory in order to be considered
For specific projects or pieces of work we may advertise them on our Procurement Pipeline and ask prospective suppliers to register
We may use this for the stimulus funding projects where suitable so keep an eye on our website
4 Steps tosuccess
We recommend that businesses
Register on the Horizon Power Local and Aboriginal Business Register
Review the Horizon Power website and keep an eye on our Procurement Pipeline as well as on advertising platforms mentioned earlier
Have a functional website that is up to date with your business and contact information and represents your business services well
Update profiles like ABDWA ICNWA or Supply Nation with current contact and capabilities
1
2
3
4
What to do if asked to bid
Contact Horizon Power if you have any queries on how to respond
Respond in a timely manner or let us know if you cannot and you may consider requesting an extension
If there are a set of specific questions make sure you have demonstrated your businessrsquo capability and understanding of that question
Provide supporting information to evidence you are the right business for the job
1
2
3
4
Our objectiveValue for Money
All procurement activities at Horizon Power will be assessed on this basis which takes into account
Non-cost factors such as community benefits health safety and environmental factors and supplier performance history and capability
Horizon Powerrsquos budget and
Available prices
We recommend local businesses consider the principle of best Value-for-Money when preparing quotations or proposals to Horizon Power
Horizon Powerrsquos procurement outcomes must achieve best Value-for-Money
If you need further information
Broome
broomehorizonpowercomau2 McDaniel Road Broome
Kununurra
kununurrahorizonpowercomauCnr Messmate Way amp Victoria HighwayKununurra
Website
httpshorizonpowercomau
Please contact your local office
Questions
Thank you
- Slide Number 1
- Industry Development Division
- WA Industry Participation Strategy (WAIPS)
- WAIPS 2020 updates
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- Local Capability Fund
- COVID-19 Local Capability Fund rounds for 202021
- Local Capability Fund Rounds for 202021
- Your feedback is key
- What can you do
- Thank you
- Simon MarwickLocal Content AdviserKimberley
- Local Content Role
- What do we do
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Slide Number 21
- Slide Number 22
- Agenda
- Overview of Main Roads WA Kimberley Region
- Slide Number 25
- Main Roads Western AustraliaKimberley Region
- Kimberley ndash Program Delivery
- Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
- Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
- Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
- Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
- Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
- State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
- Commonwealth Government
- MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
- Thankyou for your attendanceGeneral Questions
- Working with the Department of Finance
- Slide Number 42
- Slide Number 43
- Slide Number 44
- Slide Number 45
- Slide Number 46
- Slide Number 47
- Slide Number 48
- Slide Number 49
- Slide Number 50
- Slide Number 51
- Slide Number 52
- Slide Number 53
- Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry
- Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
- Slide Number 56
- About Horizon Power
- About Horizon Power
- Slide Number 59
- Slide Number 60
- Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
- ProcurementKimberley region
- State Stimulus ProjectsProcurementKimberley region
- How you can supply to Horizon Power
- Slide Number 65
- How does Horizon Power find suppliers
- Regional amp Aboriginal Supplier Register
- Where to find information on Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
- Registrations for Specific Scopes
- 4 Steps tosuccess
- What to do if asked to bid
- Our objectiveValue for Money
- If you need further information
- Slide Number 74
- Slide Number 75
-
Regional amp Aboriginal
Supplier Register
Visit httpshorizonpowercomau
SuppliersRegional and Aboriginal
Contractors amp Suppliers
Supplier Registration
Shortcut to access the Supplier page On your smartphone open your camera and focus over the code above A pop up link will open in your image to take you straight to the supplier page on our website
Where to find information on
Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
Competitive tenders may be advertised on one or more of the following (other suggestions are welcome)
Tenders WA httpswwwtenderswagovau
Local newspapers (Kimberley Echo Broome Advertiser etc)
Social media LinkedIn and Twitter (HorizonPower_WA)
Chamber of Commerce and Industry amp various economic development platforms
Supply Nation Indigenous Business Market Place
Vendor Panel Coming soon
Horizon Powerrsquos Procurement Pipeline and more information on our procurements httpshorizonpowercomaucontractors-suppliers
Registrations for Specific Scopes
If you would like your business to be considered as a potential respondent register your interestRegistering will give your business better visibility but it is not compulsory in order to be considered
For specific projects or pieces of work we may advertise them on our Procurement Pipeline and ask prospective suppliers to register
We may use this for the stimulus funding projects where suitable so keep an eye on our website
4 Steps tosuccess
We recommend that businesses
Register on the Horizon Power Local and Aboriginal Business Register
Review the Horizon Power website and keep an eye on our Procurement Pipeline as well as on advertising platforms mentioned earlier
Have a functional website that is up to date with your business and contact information and represents your business services well
Update profiles like ABDWA ICNWA or Supply Nation with current contact and capabilities
1
2
3
4
What to do if asked to bid
Contact Horizon Power if you have any queries on how to respond
Respond in a timely manner or let us know if you cannot and you may consider requesting an extension
If there are a set of specific questions make sure you have demonstrated your businessrsquo capability and understanding of that question
Provide supporting information to evidence you are the right business for the job
1
2
3
4
Our objectiveValue for Money
All procurement activities at Horizon Power will be assessed on this basis which takes into account
Non-cost factors such as community benefits health safety and environmental factors and supplier performance history and capability
Horizon Powerrsquos budget and
Available prices
We recommend local businesses consider the principle of best Value-for-Money when preparing quotations or proposals to Horizon Power
Horizon Powerrsquos procurement outcomes must achieve best Value-for-Money
If you need further information
Broome
broomehorizonpowercomau2 McDaniel Road Broome
Kununurra
kununurrahorizonpowercomauCnr Messmate Way amp Victoria HighwayKununurra
Website
httpshorizonpowercomau
Please contact your local office
Questions
Thank you
- Slide Number 1
- Industry Development Division
- WA Industry Participation Strategy (WAIPS)
- WAIPS 2020 updates
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- Local Capability Fund
- COVID-19 Local Capability Fund rounds for 202021
- Local Capability Fund Rounds for 202021
- Your feedback is key
- What can you do
- Thank you
- Simon MarwickLocal Content AdviserKimberley
- Local Content Role
- What do we do
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Slide Number 21
- Slide Number 22
- Agenda
- Overview of Main Roads WA Kimberley Region
- Slide Number 25
- Main Roads Western AustraliaKimberley Region
- Kimberley ndash Program Delivery
- Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
- Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
- Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
- Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
- Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
- State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
- Commonwealth Government
- MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
- Thankyou for your attendanceGeneral Questions
- Working with the Department of Finance
- Slide Number 42
- Slide Number 43
- Slide Number 44
- Slide Number 45
- Slide Number 46
- Slide Number 47
- Slide Number 48
- Slide Number 49
- Slide Number 50
- Slide Number 51
- Slide Number 52
- Slide Number 53
- Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry
- Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
- Slide Number 56
- About Horizon Power
- About Horizon Power
- Slide Number 59
- Slide Number 60
- Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
- ProcurementKimberley region
- State Stimulus ProjectsProcurementKimberley region
- How you can supply to Horizon Power
- Slide Number 65
- How does Horizon Power find suppliers
- Regional amp Aboriginal Supplier Register
- Where to find information on Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
- Registrations for Specific Scopes
- 4 Steps tosuccess
- What to do if asked to bid
- Our objectiveValue for Money
- If you need further information
- Slide Number 74
- Slide Number 75
-
Where to find information on
Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
Competitive tenders may be advertised on one or more of the following (other suggestions are welcome)
Tenders WA httpswwwtenderswagovau
Local newspapers (Kimberley Echo Broome Advertiser etc)
Social media LinkedIn and Twitter (HorizonPower_WA)
Chamber of Commerce and Industry amp various economic development platforms
Supply Nation Indigenous Business Market Place
Vendor Panel Coming soon
Horizon Powerrsquos Procurement Pipeline and more information on our procurements httpshorizonpowercomaucontractors-suppliers
Registrations for Specific Scopes
If you would like your business to be considered as a potential respondent register your interestRegistering will give your business better visibility but it is not compulsory in order to be considered
For specific projects or pieces of work we may advertise them on our Procurement Pipeline and ask prospective suppliers to register
We may use this for the stimulus funding projects where suitable so keep an eye on our website
4 Steps tosuccess
We recommend that businesses
Register on the Horizon Power Local and Aboriginal Business Register
Review the Horizon Power website and keep an eye on our Procurement Pipeline as well as on advertising platforms mentioned earlier
Have a functional website that is up to date with your business and contact information and represents your business services well
Update profiles like ABDWA ICNWA or Supply Nation with current contact and capabilities
1
2
3
4
What to do if asked to bid
Contact Horizon Power if you have any queries on how to respond
Respond in a timely manner or let us know if you cannot and you may consider requesting an extension
If there are a set of specific questions make sure you have demonstrated your businessrsquo capability and understanding of that question
Provide supporting information to evidence you are the right business for the job
1
2
3
4
Our objectiveValue for Money
All procurement activities at Horizon Power will be assessed on this basis which takes into account
Non-cost factors such as community benefits health safety and environmental factors and supplier performance history and capability
Horizon Powerrsquos budget and
Available prices
We recommend local businesses consider the principle of best Value-for-Money when preparing quotations or proposals to Horizon Power
Horizon Powerrsquos procurement outcomes must achieve best Value-for-Money
If you need further information
Broome
broomehorizonpowercomau2 McDaniel Road Broome
Kununurra
kununurrahorizonpowercomauCnr Messmate Way amp Victoria HighwayKununurra
Website
httpshorizonpowercomau
Please contact your local office
Questions
Thank you
- Slide Number 1
- Industry Development Division
- WA Industry Participation Strategy (WAIPS)
- WAIPS 2020 updates
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- Local Capability Fund
- COVID-19 Local Capability Fund rounds for 202021
- Local Capability Fund Rounds for 202021
- Your feedback is key
- What can you do
- Thank you
- Simon MarwickLocal Content AdviserKimberley
- Local Content Role
- What do we do
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Slide Number 21
- Slide Number 22
- Agenda
- Overview of Main Roads WA Kimberley Region
- Slide Number 25
- Main Roads Western AustraliaKimberley Region
- Kimberley ndash Program Delivery
- Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
- Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
- Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
- Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
- Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
- State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
- Commonwealth Government
- MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
- Thankyou for your attendanceGeneral Questions
- Working with the Department of Finance
- Slide Number 42
- Slide Number 43
- Slide Number 44
- Slide Number 45
- Slide Number 46
- Slide Number 47
- Slide Number 48
- Slide Number 49
- Slide Number 50
- Slide Number 51
- Slide Number 52
- Slide Number 53
- Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry
- Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
- Slide Number 56
- About Horizon Power
- About Horizon Power
- Slide Number 59
- Slide Number 60
- Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
- ProcurementKimberley region
- State Stimulus ProjectsProcurementKimberley region
- How you can supply to Horizon Power
- Slide Number 65
- How does Horizon Power find suppliers
- Regional amp Aboriginal Supplier Register
- Where to find information on Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
- Registrations for Specific Scopes
- 4 Steps tosuccess
- What to do if asked to bid
- Our objectiveValue for Money
- If you need further information
- Slide Number 74
- Slide Number 75
-
Registrations for Specific Scopes
If you would like your business to be considered as a potential respondent register your interestRegistering will give your business better visibility but it is not compulsory in order to be considered
For specific projects or pieces of work we may advertise them on our Procurement Pipeline and ask prospective suppliers to register
We may use this for the stimulus funding projects where suitable so keep an eye on our website
4 Steps tosuccess
We recommend that businesses
Register on the Horizon Power Local and Aboriginal Business Register
Review the Horizon Power website and keep an eye on our Procurement Pipeline as well as on advertising platforms mentioned earlier
Have a functional website that is up to date with your business and contact information and represents your business services well
Update profiles like ABDWA ICNWA or Supply Nation with current contact and capabilities
1
2
3
4
What to do if asked to bid
Contact Horizon Power if you have any queries on how to respond
Respond in a timely manner or let us know if you cannot and you may consider requesting an extension
If there are a set of specific questions make sure you have demonstrated your businessrsquo capability and understanding of that question
Provide supporting information to evidence you are the right business for the job
1
2
3
4
Our objectiveValue for Money
All procurement activities at Horizon Power will be assessed on this basis which takes into account
Non-cost factors such as community benefits health safety and environmental factors and supplier performance history and capability
Horizon Powerrsquos budget and
Available prices
We recommend local businesses consider the principle of best Value-for-Money when preparing quotations or proposals to Horizon Power
Horizon Powerrsquos procurement outcomes must achieve best Value-for-Money
If you need further information
Broome
broomehorizonpowercomau2 McDaniel Road Broome
Kununurra
kununurrahorizonpowercomauCnr Messmate Way amp Victoria HighwayKununurra
Website
httpshorizonpowercomau
Please contact your local office
Questions
Thank you
- Slide Number 1
- Industry Development Division
- WA Industry Participation Strategy (WAIPS)
- WAIPS 2020 updates
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- Local Capability Fund
- COVID-19 Local Capability Fund rounds for 202021
- Local Capability Fund Rounds for 202021
- Your feedback is key
- What can you do
- Thank you
- Simon MarwickLocal Content AdviserKimberley
- Local Content Role
- What do we do
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Slide Number 21
- Slide Number 22
- Agenda
- Overview of Main Roads WA Kimberley Region
- Slide Number 25
- Main Roads Western AustraliaKimberley Region
- Kimberley ndash Program Delivery
- Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
- Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
- Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
- Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
- Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
- State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
- Commonwealth Government
- MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
- Thankyou for your attendanceGeneral Questions
- Working with the Department of Finance
- Slide Number 42
- Slide Number 43
- Slide Number 44
- Slide Number 45
- Slide Number 46
- Slide Number 47
- Slide Number 48
- Slide Number 49
- Slide Number 50
- Slide Number 51
- Slide Number 52
- Slide Number 53
- Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry
- Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
- Slide Number 56
- About Horizon Power
- About Horizon Power
- Slide Number 59
- Slide Number 60
- Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
- ProcurementKimberley region
- State Stimulus ProjectsProcurementKimberley region
- How you can supply to Horizon Power
- Slide Number 65
- How does Horizon Power find suppliers
- Regional amp Aboriginal Supplier Register
- Where to find information on Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
- Registrations for Specific Scopes
- 4 Steps tosuccess
- What to do if asked to bid
- Our objectiveValue for Money
- If you need further information
- Slide Number 74
- Slide Number 75
-
4 Steps tosuccess
We recommend that businesses
Register on the Horizon Power Local and Aboriginal Business Register
Review the Horizon Power website and keep an eye on our Procurement Pipeline as well as on advertising platforms mentioned earlier
Have a functional website that is up to date with your business and contact information and represents your business services well
Update profiles like ABDWA ICNWA or Supply Nation with current contact and capabilities
1
2
3
4
What to do if asked to bid
Contact Horizon Power if you have any queries on how to respond
Respond in a timely manner or let us know if you cannot and you may consider requesting an extension
If there are a set of specific questions make sure you have demonstrated your businessrsquo capability and understanding of that question
Provide supporting information to evidence you are the right business for the job
1
2
3
4
Our objectiveValue for Money
All procurement activities at Horizon Power will be assessed on this basis which takes into account
Non-cost factors such as community benefits health safety and environmental factors and supplier performance history and capability
Horizon Powerrsquos budget and
Available prices
We recommend local businesses consider the principle of best Value-for-Money when preparing quotations or proposals to Horizon Power
Horizon Powerrsquos procurement outcomes must achieve best Value-for-Money
If you need further information
Broome
broomehorizonpowercomau2 McDaniel Road Broome
Kununurra
kununurrahorizonpowercomauCnr Messmate Way amp Victoria HighwayKununurra
Website
httpshorizonpowercomau
Please contact your local office
Questions
Thank you
- Slide Number 1
- Industry Development Division
- WA Industry Participation Strategy (WAIPS)
- WAIPS 2020 updates
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- Local Capability Fund
- COVID-19 Local Capability Fund rounds for 202021
- Local Capability Fund Rounds for 202021
- Your feedback is key
- What can you do
- Thank you
- Simon MarwickLocal Content AdviserKimberley
- Local Content Role
- What do we do
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Slide Number 21
- Slide Number 22
- Agenda
- Overview of Main Roads WA Kimberley Region
- Slide Number 25
- Main Roads Western AustraliaKimberley Region
- Kimberley ndash Program Delivery
- Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
- Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
- Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
- Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
- Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
- State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
- Commonwealth Government
- MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
- Thankyou for your attendanceGeneral Questions
- Working with the Department of Finance
- Slide Number 42
- Slide Number 43
- Slide Number 44
- Slide Number 45
- Slide Number 46
- Slide Number 47
- Slide Number 48
- Slide Number 49
- Slide Number 50
- Slide Number 51
- Slide Number 52
- Slide Number 53
- Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry
- Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
- Slide Number 56
- About Horizon Power
- About Horizon Power
- Slide Number 59
- Slide Number 60
- Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
- ProcurementKimberley region
- State Stimulus ProjectsProcurementKimberley region
- How you can supply to Horizon Power
- Slide Number 65
- How does Horizon Power find suppliers
- Regional amp Aboriginal Supplier Register
- Where to find information on Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
- Registrations for Specific Scopes
- 4 Steps tosuccess
- What to do if asked to bid
- Our objectiveValue for Money
- If you need further information
- Slide Number 74
- Slide Number 75
-
What to do if asked to bid
Contact Horizon Power if you have any queries on how to respond
Respond in a timely manner or let us know if you cannot and you may consider requesting an extension
If there are a set of specific questions make sure you have demonstrated your businessrsquo capability and understanding of that question
Provide supporting information to evidence you are the right business for the job
1
2
3
4
Our objectiveValue for Money
All procurement activities at Horizon Power will be assessed on this basis which takes into account
Non-cost factors such as community benefits health safety and environmental factors and supplier performance history and capability
Horizon Powerrsquos budget and
Available prices
We recommend local businesses consider the principle of best Value-for-Money when preparing quotations or proposals to Horizon Power
Horizon Powerrsquos procurement outcomes must achieve best Value-for-Money
If you need further information
Broome
broomehorizonpowercomau2 McDaniel Road Broome
Kununurra
kununurrahorizonpowercomauCnr Messmate Way amp Victoria HighwayKununurra
Website
httpshorizonpowercomau
Please contact your local office
Questions
Thank you
- Slide Number 1
- Industry Development Division
- WA Industry Participation Strategy (WAIPS)
- WAIPS 2020 updates
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- Local Capability Fund
- COVID-19 Local Capability Fund rounds for 202021
- Local Capability Fund Rounds for 202021
- Your feedback is key
- What can you do
- Thank you
- Simon MarwickLocal Content AdviserKimberley
- Local Content Role
- What do we do
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Slide Number 21
- Slide Number 22
- Agenda
- Overview of Main Roads WA Kimberley Region
- Slide Number 25
- Main Roads Western AustraliaKimberley Region
- Kimberley ndash Program Delivery
- Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
- Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
- Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
- Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
- Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
- State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
- Commonwealth Government
- MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
- Thankyou for your attendanceGeneral Questions
- Working with the Department of Finance
- Slide Number 42
- Slide Number 43
- Slide Number 44
- Slide Number 45
- Slide Number 46
- Slide Number 47
- Slide Number 48
- Slide Number 49
- Slide Number 50
- Slide Number 51
- Slide Number 52
- Slide Number 53
- Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry
- Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
- Slide Number 56
- About Horizon Power
- About Horizon Power
- Slide Number 59
- Slide Number 60
- Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
- ProcurementKimberley region
- State Stimulus ProjectsProcurementKimberley region
- How you can supply to Horizon Power
- Slide Number 65
- How does Horizon Power find suppliers
- Regional amp Aboriginal Supplier Register
- Where to find information on Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
- Registrations for Specific Scopes
- 4 Steps tosuccess
- What to do if asked to bid
- Our objectiveValue for Money
- If you need further information
- Slide Number 74
- Slide Number 75
-
Our objectiveValue for Money
All procurement activities at Horizon Power will be assessed on this basis which takes into account
Non-cost factors such as community benefits health safety and environmental factors and supplier performance history and capability
Horizon Powerrsquos budget and
Available prices
We recommend local businesses consider the principle of best Value-for-Money when preparing quotations or proposals to Horizon Power
Horizon Powerrsquos procurement outcomes must achieve best Value-for-Money
If you need further information
Broome
broomehorizonpowercomau2 McDaniel Road Broome
Kununurra
kununurrahorizonpowercomauCnr Messmate Way amp Victoria HighwayKununurra
Website
httpshorizonpowercomau
Please contact your local office
Questions
Thank you
- Slide Number 1
- Industry Development Division
- WA Industry Participation Strategy (WAIPS)
- WAIPS 2020 updates
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- Local Capability Fund
- COVID-19 Local Capability Fund rounds for 202021
- Local Capability Fund Rounds for 202021
- Your feedback is key
- What can you do
- Thank you
- Simon MarwickLocal Content AdviserKimberley
- Local Content Role
- What do we do
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Slide Number 21
- Slide Number 22
- Agenda
- Overview of Main Roads WA Kimberley Region
- Slide Number 25
- Main Roads Western AustraliaKimberley Region
- Kimberley ndash Program Delivery
- Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
- Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
- Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
- Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
- Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
- State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
- Commonwealth Government
- MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
- Thankyou for your attendanceGeneral Questions
- Working with the Department of Finance
- Slide Number 42
- Slide Number 43
- Slide Number 44
- Slide Number 45
- Slide Number 46
- Slide Number 47
- Slide Number 48
- Slide Number 49
- Slide Number 50
- Slide Number 51
- Slide Number 52
- Slide Number 53
- Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry
- Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
- Slide Number 56
- About Horizon Power
- About Horizon Power
- Slide Number 59
- Slide Number 60
- Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
- ProcurementKimberley region
- State Stimulus ProjectsProcurementKimberley region
- How you can supply to Horizon Power
- Slide Number 65
- How does Horizon Power find suppliers
- Regional amp Aboriginal Supplier Register
- Where to find information on Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
- Registrations for Specific Scopes
- 4 Steps tosuccess
- What to do if asked to bid
- Our objectiveValue for Money
- If you need further information
- Slide Number 74
- Slide Number 75
-
If you need further information
Broome
broomehorizonpowercomau2 McDaniel Road Broome
Kununurra
kununurrahorizonpowercomauCnr Messmate Way amp Victoria HighwayKununurra
Website
httpshorizonpowercomau
Please contact your local office
Questions
Thank you
- Slide Number 1
- Industry Development Division
- WA Industry Participation Strategy (WAIPS)
- WAIPS 2020 updates
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- Local Capability Fund
- COVID-19 Local Capability Fund rounds for 202021
- Local Capability Fund Rounds for 202021
- Your feedback is key
- What can you do
- Thank you
- Simon MarwickLocal Content AdviserKimberley
- Local Content Role
- What do we do
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Slide Number 21
- Slide Number 22
- Agenda
- Overview of Main Roads WA Kimberley Region
- Slide Number 25
- Main Roads Western AustraliaKimberley Region
- Kimberley ndash Program Delivery
- Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
- Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
- Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
- Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
- Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
- State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
- Commonwealth Government
- MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
- Thankyou for your attendanceGeneral Questions
- Working with the Department of Finance
- Slide Number 42
- Slide Number 43
- Slide Number 44
- Slide Number 45
- Slide Number 46
- Slide Number 47
- Slide Number 48
- Slide Number 49
- Slide Number 50
- Slide Number 51
- Slide Number 52
- Slide Number 53
- Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry
- Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
- Slide Number 56
- About Horizon Power
- About Horizon Power
- Slide Number 59
- Slide Number 60
- Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
- ProcurementKimberley region
- State Stimulus ProjectsProcurementKimberley region
- How you can supply to Horizon Power
- Slide Number 65
- How does Horizon Power find suppliers
- Regional amp Aboriginal Supplier Register
- Where to find information on Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
- Registrations for Specific Scopes
- 4 Steps tosuccess
- What to do if asked to bid
- Our objectiveValue for Money
- If you need further information
- Slide Number 74
- Slide Number 75
-
Questions
Thank you
- Slide Number 1
- Industry Development Division
- WA Industry Participation Strategy (WAIPS)
- WAIPS 2020 updates
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- Local Capability Fund
- COVID-19 Local Capability Fund rounds for 202021
- Local Capability Fund Rounds for 202021
- Your feedback is key
- What can you do
- Thank you
- Simon MarwickLocal Content AdviserKimberley
- Local Content Role
- What do we do
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Slide Number 21
- Slide Number 22
- Agenda
- Overview of Main Roads WA Kimberley Region
- Slide Number 25
- Main Roads Western AustraliaKimberley Region
- Kimberley ndash Program Delivery
- Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
- Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
- Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
- Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
- Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
- State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
- Commonwealth Government
- MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
- Thankyou for your attendanceGeneral Questions
- Working with the Department of Finance
- Slide Number 42
- Slide Number 43
- Slide Number 44
- Slide Number 45
- Slide Number 46
- Slide Number 47
- Slide Number 48
- Slide Number 49
- Slide Number 50
- Slide Number 51
- Slide Number 52
- Slide Number 53
- Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry
- Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
- Slide Number 56
- About Horizon Power
- About Horizon Power
- Slide Number 59
- Slide Number 60
- Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
- ProcurementKimberley region
- State Stimulus ProjectsProcurementKimberley region
- How you can supply to Horizon Power
- Slide Number 65
- How does Horizon Power find suppliers
- Regional amp Aboriginal Supplier Register
- Where to find information on Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
- Registrations for Specific Scopes
- 4 Steps tosuccess
- What to do if asked to bid
- Our objectiveValue for Money
- If you need further information
- Slide Number 74
- Slide Number 75
-
Thank you
- Slide Number 1
- Industry Development Division
- WA Industry Participation Strategy (WAIPS)
- WAIPS 2020 updates
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- WA Buy Local Policy 2020 enhancements
- Local Capability Fund
- COVID-19 Local Capability Fund rounds for 202021
- Local Capability Fund Rounds for 202021
- Your feedback is key
- What can you do
- Thank you
- Simon MarwickLocal Content AdviserKimberley
- Local Content Role
- What do we do
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Local Content Adviser- Annual Report 2018-2019
- Slide Number 21
- Slide Number 22
- Agenda
- Overview of Main Roads WA Kimberley Region
- Slide Number 25
- Main Roads Western AustraliaKimberley Region
- Kimberley ndash Program Delivery
- Kimberley Contracting Opportunities
- Contracting Opportunities in Roadworks
- Contracting Opportunities in Road Maintenance
- Contracting Opportunities Administration Support
- Main Roads WAKimberley Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Projects
- Main Roads WAAboriginal Engagement Strategy
- State GovernmentAboriginal Economic Participation Strategy
- Commonwealth Government
- MRWA Aboriginal Engagement Initiatives
- Thankyou for your attendanceGeneral Questions
- Working with the Department of Finance
- Slide Number 42
- Slide Number 43
- Slide Number 44
- Slide Number 45
- Slide Number 46
- Slide Number 47
- Slide Number 48
- Slide Number 49
- Slide Number 50
- Slide Number 51
- Slide Number 52
- Slide Number 53
- Procurement ndash our commitment to local industry
- Acknowledgement amp Welcome to Country
- Slide Number 56
- About Horizon Power
- About Horizon Power
- Slide Number 59
- Slide Number 60
- Horizon Powerrsquos commitment to local industry
- ProcurementKimberley region
- State Stimulus ProjectsProcurementKimberley region
- How you can supply to Horizon Power
- Slide Number 65
- How does Horizon Power find suppliers
- Regional amp Aboriginal Supplier Register
- Where to find information on Horizon Powerrsquos market approach
- Registrations for Specific Scopes
- 4 Steps tosuccess
- What to do if asked to bid
- Our objectiveValue for Money
- If you need further information
- Slide Number 74
- Slide Number 75
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