GOVERNMENT POLICIES South Australian Government policies apply to all South Australian Government purchasing and related activities. Australian Industry Participation Policy The South Australian Industry Participation Policy (“IPP”) is the high-level framework for delivery of the South Australian Government’s objectives including promoting capable businesses based in South Australia being given full, fair and reasonable opportunity to participate in government contracts. You are required to complete an Economic Contribution Test (ECT) or IPP Plan if this is specified in the Reference Schedule. The IPP and supporting information, including ECT/IPP templates that can be completed and submitted online is available at: . Part C, the Response document, contains links to the online template appropriate for the procurement (if any). The Office of the Industry Advocate (OIA) is available to help You understand how this policy may apply to Your Offer and can also help You to prepare any required IPP documentation. Contact details for the OIA are: Office of the Industry Advocate Level 13, 99 Gawler Place ADELAIDE SA 5000 Tel: (08) 8226 8956 Email: Aspects of the Offer relating to the IPP may be evaluated with the assistance of the Department of State Development (DSD). For example, Industry Participation Plans are scored and assessed by the Public Projects and Participation division of DSD. Federal Cooperation on Trade Practice Matters You must submit with your Response a signed declaration, in the form set out in the Appendix to this Invitation. If Your Response is submitted jointly with another party or parties then each party must provide a signed declaration in the form set out in the Appendix to this Invitation. GLOSSARY In this Invitation, unless the contrary intention is apparent: "Closing Date and Time" the date and time nominated in the Reference Schedule by which Responses are required to be lodged Officer” the person nominated in the Reference Schedule authorised “Complaints to deal with complaints about this EOI Process
GOVERNMENT POLICIES South Australian Government policies apply to all South Australian Government purchasing and related activities. Australian Industry Participation Policy The South Australian Industry Participation Policy (“IPP”) is the high-level framework for delivery of the South Australian Government’s objectives including promoting capable businesses based in South Australia being given full, fair and reasonable opportunity to participate in government contracts. You are required to complete an Economic Contribution Test (ECT) or IPP Plan if this is specified in the Reference Schedule. The IPP and supporting information, including ECT/IPP templates that can be completed and submitted online is available at: . Part C, the Response document, contains links to the online template appropriate for the procurement (if any). The Office of the Industry Advocate (OIA) is available to help You understand how this policy may apply to Your Offer and can also help You to prepare any required IPP documentation. Contact details for the OIA are: Office of the Industry Advocate Level 13, 99 Gawler Place ADELAIDE SA 5000 Tel: (08) 8226 8956 Email: Aspects of the Offer relating to the IPP may be evaluated with the assistance of the Department of State Development (DSD). For example, Industry Participation Plans are scored and assessed by the Public Projects and Participation division of DSD. Federal Cooperation on Trade Practice Matters You must submit with your Response a signed declaration, in the form set out in the Appendix to this Invitation. If Your Response is submitted jointly with another party or parties then each party must provide a signed declaration in the form set out in the Appendix to this Invitation. GLOSSARY In this Invitation, unless the contrary intention is apparent: "Closing Date and Time" the date and time nominated in the Reference Schedule by which Responses are required to be lodged “Complaints Officer” the person nominated in the Reference Schedule authorised to deal with complaints about this EOI Process
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