Minimum Requirements - The IPP as a minimum must address the following topics: Project Description The Contractor must provide a project specific outline of the project and its BNTIP Key elements of an IPP 1) Outline of the project and its estimated value estimated value. The Contractor must provide a short, project specific outline of the goods, Outline of the Northern Territory Industry BNTIP Key elements of an IPP 1) services and labour components which of the works which will be sourced from Component Norther Territory suppliers, subcontractors and personnel. How Services, Suppliers and Labour Will Be Utilised The Contractor must provide details of all services, labour and other subcontracts that are required to deliver the works. The Contractor may also elect to provide details of the estimated value of goods and services procured by subcontractors. It is recommended the following table is included in the IPP. Where subcontractors are not yet confirmed, these should be indicated as To Be Advised (TBA) or similar. BNTIP Key elements of an IPP 2) What goods or services will be required? It is recommended that the Contractor reflects all subcontractors and suppliers nominated in the Response Schedule in the IPP. It is recommended that any departures from or changes to tender commitments are clearly identified. It is Suppliers and subcontractors nominated in recommended that the table above is included in the IPP. Conditions of Contract NPWC NT the Response Schedule to be confirmed in Edition, Clause 6(e) Note: the Conditions of Contract Clause 6(e) confirms that the contract is the IPP comprised of the Contractor’s tender, which includes the Response Schedule. Any departure or change from tender commitments may only be approved at the discretion of the Superintendent.
Minimum Requirements - The IPP as a minimum must address the following topics: Project Description BNTIP Key elements of an IPP 1) Outline of the project and its estimated value The Contractor must provide a project specific outline of the project and its estimated value. BNTIP Key elements of an IPP 1) Outline of the Northern Territory Industry Component The Contractor must provide a short, project specific outline of the goods, services and labour components which of the works which will be sourced from Norther Territory suppliers, subcontractors and personnel. How Services, Suppliers and Labour Will Be Utilised BNTIP Key elements of an IPP 2) What goods or services will be required? The Contractor must provide details of all services, labour and other subcontracts that are required to deliver the works. The Contractor may also elect to provide details of the estimated value of goods and services procured by subcontractors. It is recommended the following table is included in the IPP. Where subcontractors are not yet confirmed, these should be indicated as To Be Advised (TBA) or similar. Conditions of Contract NPWC NT Edition, Clause 6(e) Suppliers and subcontractors nominated in the Response Schedule to be confirmed in the IPP It is recommended that the Contractor reflects all subcontractors and suppliers nominated in the Response Schedule in the IPP. It is recommended that any departures from or changes to tender commitments are clearly identified. It is recommended that the table above is included in the IPP. Note: the Conditions of Contract Clause 6(e) confirms that the contract is comprised of the Contractor’s tender, which includes the Response Schedule. Any departure or change from tender commitments may only be approved at the discretion of the Superintendent.
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