avoid requesting the same information in a tender process because this duplicates the prequalification process; require the tender participant to confirm that they remain on the Register; and require tender participants to confirm that their circumstances or response to the criterion remains the same as when last submitted to the Register or earlier tender stage. Value for money Value for money should focus on the costs and benefits of the response, as well as the risks associated with the proposal and the tender participant itself. Refer to the Victorian Government Purchasing for more information. Board’s Occupational health and safety management The mandatory occupational health and safety management criteria are set out in Attachment 1 to Instruction 3.7. Occupational health and safety management criteria must be used: for Works, where the value exceeds $500,000 (inclusive of GST); and for Construction Services, where the value of the services exceeds $200,000 (inclusive of GST). See the Checklist for occupation health and safety management for more information about these criteria. Industrial relations management The mandatory industrial relations management criteria are set out in Attachment 2 to Instruction 3.7. Industrial relations management criteria must be used for Works where the value exceeds $500,000 (inclusive of GST). See the Checklist for industrial relations management for more information about these criteria. Considering a tender past performance participant’s Consideration of past performance may include: experience on similar projects and performance; references provided by the tender participant; or performance reports about the tender participant from previous work that are held by the Agency or the Victorian Government. Project specific evaluation criteria Project-specific evaluation criteria: relate to the complexity or unique characteristics of the project; often address potential risks or uncertainties and quality of design: including accurately interpreting functional requirements; cover the ability to incorporate innovation, environmentally sustainable design or a level of flexibility; apply government social procurement policies; address specific site requirements; address how time frames will be met; demonstrate expertise in a construction method; or address how security requirements will be met. Project-specific evaluation criteria may be mandatory - for example, if a tender participant is required to hold a particular licence. Project-specific mandatory evaluation criteria must be clearly described as being mandatory.
avoid requesting the same information in a tender process because this duplicates the prequalification process; require the tender participant to confirm that they remain on the Register; and require tender participants to confirm that their circumstances or response to the criterion remains the same as when last submitted to the Register or earlier tender stage. Value for money Value for money should focus on the costs and benefits of the response, as well as the risks associated with the proposal and the tender participant itself. Refer to the Victorian Government Purchasing Board’s for more information. Occupational health and safety management The mandatory occupational health and safety management criteria are set out in Attachment 1 to Instruction 3.7. Occupational health and safety management criteria must be used: for Works, where the value exceeds $500,000 (inclusive of GST); and for Construction Services, where the value of the services exceeds $200,000 (inclusive of GST). See the Checklist for occupation health and safety management for more information about these criteria. Industrial relations management The mandatory industrial relations management criteria are set out in Attachment 2 to Instruction 3.7. Industrial relations management criteria must be used for Works where the value exceeds $500,000 (inclusive of GST). See the Checklist for industrial relations management for more information about these criteria. Considering a tender participant’s past performance Consideration of past performance may include: experience on similar projects and performance; references provided by the tender participant; or performance reports about the tender participant from previous work that are held by the Agency or the Victorian Government. Project specific evaluation criteria Project-specific evaluation criteria: relate to the complexity or unique characteristics of the project; often address potential risks or uncertainties and quality of design: including accurately interpreting functional requirements; cover the ability to incorporate innovation, environmentally sustainable design or a level of flexibility; apply government social procurement policies; address specific site requirements; address how time frames will be met; demonstrate expertise in a construction method; or address how security requirements will be met. Project-specific evaluation criteria may be mandatory - for example, if a tender participant is required to hold a particular licence. Project-specific mandatory evaluation criteria must be clearly described as being mandatory.
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